WOKINGHAM’S International Street Concert has been hailed as one of the busiest ever – more than 5,000 music fans flocked to Broad Street to hear a range of musicians. The...
Read moreDetailsA SERIES of summer concerts is to take place in Wokingham town centre from Saturday night. Over the next three weekends, All Saints Church in Wiltshire Road is the venue...
Read moreDetailsFILM FANS should head to Wokingham Town Hall tonight where they can meet for a discussion on the state of cinema today. Organised by the Wokingham Film Society, the informal...
Read moreDetailsTHE MILL at Sonning is Brian Blessed’s Shangri La – he’s certainly got the bug for the dinner theatre. This is his third year in a row for directing a...
Read moreDetailsA COMEDY focusing the trials and tribulations of in-laws is the latest production from the Shinfield Players. My Inlaws Are Outlaws runs from Wednesday, June 6 to Saturday, June 9 and...
Read moreDetailsTHE hills are alive with the sound of music – and the clink of donations. That’s the aim of a fun film event in aid of Wokingham’s Link Visiting Scheme....
Read moreDetailsFIFTY local artists will be turning Wokingham’s town centre into a pop-up art gallery this weekend ArtFest!, the annual outdoor art festival, will be held in Broad Street and offer...
Read moreDetailsThis week I have a very unusual and some would say historic picture. It is a print of a painting by John George Spencer-Churchill of his uncle Sir Winston Churchill....
Read moreDetailsTWO budding borough musicians hope their new online service will be a smash hit. Kirsty Trice and Simon Williams aim to have local people singing from the same songsheet. And...
Read moreDetailsPOLE DANCERS are offering a trip down memory lane for its summer showcase event. The Reading Pole Arts group will present It Brings Me Back on Saturday, May 26. Starting...
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