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Youngsters in for a treat with half-term concertini
FAMILIES can enjoy a very special concert this half-term, thanks to Norden Farm Centre for the Arts. It is organising a Concertini with The Polka Dots on Tuesday, May 28....
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Fireworks finale for Marvellous this July
A LOCAL music festival is promising to go with a bang – thanks to a special fireworks finale. Marvellous is returning to Dinton Pastures in Hurst over the weekend of...
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Romantic recital entertains concertgoers at Arborfield church
A PIANIST from the Royal College of Music was the special guest at an Arborfield church last week. And organisers said that Linda North’s recital was romantic. She appeared at...
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Quality artworks on show thanks to Henley Arts Trail
The first May bank holiday weekend of 2019 saw the arrival of the Henley Arts Trail. We’ve covered many of the venues located in Wokingham Borough and as ever, the...
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You’d be an Idiot to miss Tom Milner in American Idiot at The Hexagon
A popular musical which tells the tale of a trio of men on a journey of self-discovery is coming to The Hexagon next week. Tom Milner feels that Green Day...
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Woodley & Earley artists put their work on show
WOODLEY’S Oakwood Centre became a pop-up art gallery on Friday, April 12 and Saturday, April 13 for a very special exhibition. Members of the Woodley and Earley Arts Group showcased...
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Good Friday play to take over Market Place at noon today
MARKET Place in Wokingham’s town centre is the venue for a special Easter Passion Play on Good Friday. But the biblical story of Jesus’ trial and crucifixion will be given...
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EVERY PICTURE TELLS A STORY: Chee … Art through adversity
This is a completely different type of story this week about a painting that is unique to me both in style and content. It is a real rarity from a...
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IN THE COMMUNITY: Wokingham Lions Club and Wokingham Theatre
The Wokingham Lions Club has teamed up with the Wokingham Theatre to sell tickets for a charity performance of Bronte on Wednesday, June 12, prior to opening night the following...
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EBOS takes a walk down the Avenue
NEVER let it be said that EBOS takes the easy approach. The amateur group, based in Wokingham Without, could have staged another crowd-pleaser, a Gilbert & Sullivan or an umpteenth...
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