A NEW history project is being launched at the Museum of English Rural Life, to mark its 70th anniversary. The 51 Voices project will connect people with the collections, from...
Read moreDetailsYOU CAN’T beat live music, but that’s just not an option right now. So our Wokingham Loves Music playlist is the next best thing. Curated by Chris Hillman from White...
Read moreDetailsThe Woodley Festival of Music and Arts takes place in March year and provides a warm and friendly environment in which performers may gain valuable experience and feedback from professional...
Read moreDetailsNEVER has the phrase 'all dressed up and nowhere to' ever been more appropriate. With lockdown continuing, an orchestra is preparing to put on their glad rags in a bid...
Read moreDetailsAN IN demand dame has gone on demand for a new programme of digital dramas aimed at bringing the joy of theatre to the comfort of their own home. South...
Read moreDetailsA theatre group provided two “outings” to enjoy funny and inventive plays – a rare treat in these Covid-19 times. Twyford and Ruscombe Theatre Group staged six short plays under...
Read moreDetailsWE ALL need reasons to be cheerful right now and here’s one: musician Olly Murs is planning for a live concert at Newbury Racecourse this summer. And he can’t wait....
Read moreDetailsA LIFE on the ocean wave is all the rage at the moment as sea shanties is the in thing. And Wokingham Festival favourites The Salts makes an appearance in...
Read moreDetailsThis week's Wokingham Loves Music's top 10 playlist, as seen in Wokingham.Today of January 14, 2021.
Read moreDetailsNikite Jamthe, from Winnersh, featured in Sky Arts' Landscape Artist of the Year.
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