Celebrate the power of pink in Reading
Legally Blonde the Musical hits the Hexagon this May
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Pleasant peasants: Bruegel’s comic depictions of daily life
The Arts Society Wokingham will hear from art historian Dr Amy Orrock
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Grab a bargain before they’re gone: at Kaleidoscopic UK
Charity's online auction will support survivors of domestic abuse
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PICTURE GALLERY: Wokingham’s May Fayre brought fun in the sun
Lions fundraising event was another triumph
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How will the climate and nature crisis affect me?
Find out at a free Wokingham Film
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Enjoy a charity coffee event in Wokingham
A coffee morning at St Paul's this month will benefit Christian Aid
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Knight School of Dance presents a gem of a show this weekend
Ruby Reflections marks the school's 40th year, and celebrates the joy of dance
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Wokingham May Fayre 2026: All you need to know before you go
Family fun is just around the bank holiday corner
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Who’s afraid of Virginia Woolf: secrets and lies revealed at Wokingham Theatre
There's a bumpy ride of a classic play in store for Wokingham audiences
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Christian Aid Week will help to change lives
The charity asks people to help it support some of the world's poorest people
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