WOKINGHAM LOVES MUSIC: You’ll go Gaga for Marky Dawson’s new entry
ThE OLD ones are the best they say – but what about the favourites with a twist? Heading up this week’s hit parade is Marky Dawson’s take on Queen’s classic,...
Read moreDetailsThE OLD ones are the best they say – but what about the favourites with a twist? Heading up this week’s hit parade is Marky Dawson’s take on Queen’s classic,...
Read moreDetailsLive shows are returning to Bracknell's South Hill Park this summer, to beat the lockdown blues.
Read moreDetailsMUSIC festival celebrations are taking to the stage this summer. Fi Fest, a Berkshire-based music festival, will be held on Forest Green Road, Fifield, near Bray, on Sunday, August 29....
Read moreDetailsA WARGRAVE artist who made it to the final of a television painting contest is encouraging residents to take every opportunity they’re presented with. Shelagh Casebourne, who regularly features in...
Read moreDetailsDRIVE into a world of hilarious history on stage in Windsor this week. Car Park Party, created by Birmingham Stage Company and Coalition Agency, is bringing Horrible Histories – Gorgeous...
Read moreDetailsIT’S GREAT to be able to talk about live music again. Sure the acts are some way off yet but we can at least give you a preview. Some of...
Read moreDetailsThe Studio Theatre Company (based at South Hill Park Arts Centre) are celebrating 50 shows of independent community theatre this June, with a production that fans of Alfred Hitchcock may...
Read moreDetailsTwyford-based artist Liz Chaderton is gearing up for outdoor art classes from next month.
Read moreDetailsThe Picture of Dorian Gray at The Watermill Theatre in Newbury has been extended for two weeks, after proving popular online.
Read moreDetailsBoy George and his band Culture Club will perform at Englefield House in Theale later this year.
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