TRIBUTE band festival Marvellous isn’t just about the greatest hits of the past – it also includes the bands of the future thanks to the Wokingham Music Club stage. The...
Read moreDetailsFORGET the hills, it’s Wokingham that will be alive with music. And it’s all thanks to the return of the International Street Concert on Saturday. The free event takes place...
Read moreDetailsA medley of melodies will fill the Great Hall of Reading University’s London Road campus next month. Reading Festival Chorus choir- a group of 80 singers of both sacred and...
Read moreDetails“We’re going to tell you our stories how WE want to. I am not here to make your conscience feel better. I don’t need you to feel sorry for me.”...
Read moreDetailsThe Arts Society, Wokingham, organise three or four visits each year for its members – the most recent one was a walking tour of Reading, looking in particular at the...
Read moreDetailsIT WAS Tales From the Howard Park Gardens on Sunday, as families flocked to enjoy the latest outdoor production. Hooray! For Mr Toad was performed twice as part of the...
Read moreDetailsA vibrant display of landscape paintings will appear in Dinton Pastures’ Dragon Fly café next month. The exhibition by local artist and musician Richard Conway Jones will include both oil...
Read moreDetailsA family-friendly music festival will entertain crowds of all ages this weekend. TAZ USHER meets performer Pauly Zarb to find out more. A silent disco, gin garden and tributes for...
Read moreDetailsWITH half-term just around the corner, South Hill Park has prepared a feast of family-friendly fun to enjoy. The Bracknell-based arts centre is organising activities and workshops over the break...
Read moreDetailsEach week, we print the biggest local gig guide you’ll find anywhere. And now we’re bringing it in pixels to your computer. The reason? There’s too many gigs to fit...
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