Barnardos to host festive event
Barnardos is hosting a live festive event on Tuesday, and Jamie Cullum will be performing.
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College creates industry-standard makeup studio
Bracknell and Wokingham College has launched an industry-standard make-up studio.
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The show must go on
Debbie McGee is starring in Cinderella at the Theatre Royal Windsor pantomime going ahead soon.
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Reading Guild of Artists expand autumn show
The Reading Guild of Artists has expanded its autumn exhibition which celebrates Reading and the surrounding towns and countryside.
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Rocking around the Christmas tree
Popular festive show That'll Be The Day is being broadcast live this year because of lockdown restrictions.
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Shakespeare all over at Norden Farm
Impromptu Shakespeare is being performed at Norden Farm in Maidenhead this evening.
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Enjoy a night with the museum
The Museum of English Rural Life is hosting GLOW live on Youtube tonight.
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Will Wilde heads up Wokingham Loves Music playlist this week
This week's Wokingham Loves Music as seen in Wokingham.Today as of November 12, 2020.
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Enjoying good folk at home
Miranda Sykes is giving a YouTube concert on Monday with Nettlebed Folk Club.
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Debbie to bring some festive cheer with panto
Strictly Come Dancing favourite and local legend Debbie McGee has joined the cast of Cinderella, the pantomime at the Theatre Royal Windsor.
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