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New pop-up music, food and drink market to open in Reading
The 1,200 capacity indoor space includes three rooms and an outdoor terrace, all hosting events, street food and drinks.
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Tribute to Amy Winehouse to come to Norden Farm
Audiences can sing along to classics including Rehab, Back to Black, Tears Dry on Their Own and more on Saturday, October 16.
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In support of inclusivity, Progress Theatre invites people to come as they are
Progress Theatre is welcoming its patrons to feel more comfortable at its upcoming productions.
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Proms-style concert comes to Twyford this autumn
Thru-Christ is hosting its Christian Aid Concert next month, to support the global anti-poverty charity.
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WOKINGHAM LOVES MUSIC: Americana legend Hank Wangford heads up our great FREE playlist
Americana legend Hank Wangford is preparing for a Wokingham Music Club date. You can prepare for it with our great Spotify playlist
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Comedian Victoria Melody heads to Reading for new show
Award winning comedian Victoria Melody hits the South Street Arts stage next week.
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Matilda star helps out young Wokingham performers
BARTA Theatre Academy will get a special visit from past-student Kerry Ingram as she guides them through show rehearsals.
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Sir Elton gets celebrated in Camberley this weekend
Sir Elton John?s music will be celebrated with a night performing his greatest hits at Camberley Theatre this Saturday.
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Music charity Readipop throws a fiesta at Reading University
Music charity Readipop organised twelve hours of non-stop music and DJ? earlier this month.
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Reading Rep kicks off season with special gala
The theatre, on Kings Road, officially opened after its two-year build and fundraising campaign.
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