The Arts Society Wokingham has continued its support for young people in the borough by presenting a £250 grant to local charity First Days. The grant is for arts and...
Read moreDetailsA CHRISTMAS story is jumping from page to stage as it heads to Maidenhead this winter. Kipper’s Snow Day will be making its way to Norden Farm this Christmas for...
Read moreDetailsENGELBERT Humperdinck will be taking to the stage at Basingstoke’s Anvil later this year. The icon is celebrating his recent MBE, as well as an extensive career that has spanned...
Read moreDetailsDO YOU remember The Mighty Boosh? It was a bit of a surreal sitcom that started with a promise that you could join them on a journey through space and...
Read moreDetailsTHEATRE in the Park is making a comeback with three new shows, thanks to Camberley Theatre. Starting on Monday, August 9, Malcolm Brushell will be painting a picture of his...
Read moreDetailsJames Singleton, from JS Aerial Solutions, has created a short video to showcase Wokingham town centre in a new light.
Read moreDetailsA ROARING jungle adventure is heading to The Watermill for a semi-staged concert this summer. Stiles and Drewe’s family musical Just So, inspired by the stories of Rudyard Kipling, will...
Read moreDetailsMore than 6,000 festival-goers enjoyed sun, sound and celebration at last weekend's Marvellous Tribute Festival in Dinton Pastures, Hurst.
Read moreDetailsLive music returns to Wokingham's Peach Place this weekend, with ska band The Skangsters in the outdoor square.
Read moreDetailsWokingham will gain a new theatre space in the town centre, if a revision to the Carnival Hub plans go ahead.
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