Jethro Tull prepares for Hexagon return
BACK in February 1968, a musical legend was born: prog rock group Jethro Tull performed their first gig at the famous Marquee Club in London’s Wardour Street. They’ve not stopped...
Read moreDetailsBACK in February 1968, a musical legend was born: prog rock group Jethro Tull performed their first gig at the famous Marquee Club in London’s Wardour Street. They’ve not stopped...
Read moreDetailsReading's Progress Theatre raised almost £800 from a special sale held last month. The event, on Saturday, August 21, came as part of its Building for Progress campaign to which...
Read moreDetailsGwenifer Raymond, who is known for her experimental, instrumental folk music, is performing at Down At The Abbey this weekend — and she is urging people to come along.
Read moreDetailsWe love championing bands you may not have heard before, and everyone featured in our playlist has a connection to the area. You can hear this week’s selection at bit.ly/wokinghamlovesmusic
Read moreDetailsAfter 18 months on the subs bench, the most comprehensive guide to the local music scene returns - here's the gigs you can enjoy across Wokingham and Reading over the...
Read moreDetailsCreated by the Really Local Group, the team hopes Reading Biscuit Factory will become a community hub for the town.
Read moreDetailsAN OSCAR-winning actress stars in the September offering from Wokingham Film Society
Read moreDetailsAn evening exploring all aspects of time – through comedy, poetry and words – is coming to Reading next month. Rob Auton timechecks with PHIL CREIGHTON
Read moreDetailsTHE WOKINGHAM Arts Trail returns later this month as it welcomes back visitors for the first time in two years - and artists are looking forward to welcoming you
Read moreDetailsARTISTIC creations will be on display at this year’s Cookham and Maidenhead Arts Trail - here's how you can get involved and see the show
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