1.30pm (also at 4pm, 6.30pm, 8.50pm) - Let's Talk about the Rain - French film about ambition, guilt, relationships, politics and a few other deep things (showing at Phoenix Picturehouse, tickets £7)
7pm - Anathema and Demians - £15 advance. Carling Academy. Kerrang says: 'As far as music you can really feel goes, Anathema are streets ahead of just about any other band in the world!'
7.30pm - Magdalen Film Society will be showing Kes (1969), a film about a boy and his falcon. Magdalen Auditorium, £3 non-members.
8pm - Juhn Martyn - New Theatre. £24. This guys famous for his massive vocals and stupendous guitar-playing I gather.
8pm - The Inklings - Creative writing group, bring your own work or just sit back and listen - Old Law Library, Magdalen College
8pm - Beethoven Concerto for Piano and Orchestra No 1 in C, Op 15 Symphony No 3 in E flat, 'Eroica', Op 55 - performed by the Oxford Philomusica with Marios Papadopoulos. Sheldonian Theatre. Tickets: £37/£26/£17.50/£10 from www.ticketsoxford.co.uk
And if none of that is good enough then there is always the inimitable St Anne's Sunday: still-life drawing in the bar, 2-4pm (materials provided); creative writing workshop, 5-6pm; screening of 'Brick' (2005) at 8.15. In the words of the Stanners 'it's better than anything else you were going to do.'
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