AN IMMERSIVE audio experience is set to entertain families over the Easter holidays. Norden Farm Centre will be hosting the 45-minute theatrical adventure, Mountain Goat Mountain, for audiences to watch...
Read moreDetailsAnnounced by the Arts Council today, the funding will allow Maestros to continue its music education activities in schools and for families across the county.
Read moreDetailshttps://open.spotify.com/playlist/0PYiC0BrtYs3x2aHP0pDmt?si=a5223b26e37344af MUSIC is full of surprises – bands constantly reinvent themselves and create some amazing sounds. You can experience that today thanks to the Wokingham Loves Music soundtrack. It features...
Read moreDetailsRUSSELL Watson will take to the stage for a special evening of music this summer. The opera singer is coming to Englefield House, to perform his outdoor concert Last Night...
Read moreDetailsTICKETS have gone on sale for a new take on Hamlet starring Sir Ian McKellan, as theatres start preparing to reopen, pandemic permitting. The veteran actor is to star in...
Read moreDetailsSouth Hill Park is launching a brand new children's book next month: The Beast of South Hill Park.
Read moreDetails“We want to thank Wokingham Borough Council for their support as we begin our journey to create a state of the art, 21st century film and television production complex.”
Read moreDetailsSimon Coates is walking 2,000 miles to raise money for 16 charities, including a Newbury theatre.
Read moreDetailsWokingham Borough Council may open an employment hub to help residents who are out of work.
Read moreDetailsJUST before Christmas, The Arts Society Wokingham donated £500 to First Days Children’s Charity. The gift was used to by arts and crafts equipment for youngsters that the charity supports....
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