Ashmolean What's On in June

Book your tickets now Discovering Tutankhamun, opens 24 July Our summer exhibition Discovering Tutankhamun will tell the story of one of the most important archaeological discoveries of the 20th century. Find out more about the hunt for the tomb and the thrill of its discovery, and see Howard Carter's original records, drawings and photographs. Watch the trailer and book your tickets online today.

Last chance to see Cézanne and the Modern, ends 22 June See extraordinary masterpieces by some of the most famous artists of the Impressionist and Post-Impressionist movements. Booking is strongly advised. Exhibition ends 22 June.

Special Curator Tour Joseph Beuys & Jörg Immendorff Hear more about these two outstanding German artists and our current exhibition Art Belongs To The People! at a special free curator tour with Colin Harrison on 11 June. No booking is required.

LoveFriday Friday 27 June, 7–10.30pm Muse upon love among the museum's treasures at our summer LiveFriday. Join us for an evening of musical and theatrical performances and matchmaking by the Ashmolean's homespun cupid.

Ashmolean Museum Broadway John Singer Sargent: Portraits and Travels See rarely exhibited drawings and watercolours by John Singer Sargent in a new special display at the Ashmolean Museum, Broadway. Open 30 May until 27 July 2014.

What's On June 2014 Join us this June to hear about the Anglo-Saxon psalter, discover Cézanne and Modernism, and explore South East Asian textiles.

Syria Speaks 7–14 June A series of events exploring the extraordinary cultural contribution Syria has made to the world.

At the Fitzwilliam Museum, Cambridge Discoveries: Art, Science & Exploration From 27 May until 27 July discover objects that span millennia from all eight University of Cambridge Museums and the University Botanic Garden: from artworks to scientific artefacts, historic instruments to rare zoological specimens. Free exhibition.

At Modern Art Oxford TEST RUN, until 8 June Take a glimpse into the artists' studio with TEST RUN. Unlike other exhibitions it offers visitors access to the creative process as projects develop & evolve LIVE in the gallery.