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New home secured for Reading-based music charity
Reading music charity Readipop has secured a new home, on Trafford Road, to grow as an organisation.
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Flo and Joan prepare to dazzle at Norden Farm
A MUSICAL comedy duo is set to return to Maidenhead this spring. Flo and Joan, created by sisters Nicola and Rosie Dempsey, are heading to Norden Farm on Friday,May 28...
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Blues band Proud Mary plans The Same Old Blues at Sub89 in Reading this autumn
A BLUES band will be making their way to Reading this autumn. Proud Mary, a blues-rock band, will be celebrating 20 years of their album with a special anniversary gig,...
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Marvellous Festival to return to Dinton Pastures in Hurst this summer
PUT YOUR dancing shoes on because Wokingham borough’s tribute festival is making a return this year. Marvellous Tribute Festival, at Dinton Pastures in Hurst, is planned for the weekend of...
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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,...
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Live shows return at Bracknell’s South Hill Park
Live shows are returning to Bracknell's South Hill Park this summer, to beat the lockdown blues.
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Fi, fee, fo, fun … music festival to return
MUSIC 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....
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Follow Shelagh’s footsteps and enter Sky Arts’ painting contest
A 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...
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Horrible Histories to come to a car park in Windsor
DRIVE 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...
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WOKINGHAM LOVES MUSIC: Catch a preview of the great sounds coming to the borough this summer
IT’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...
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