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What’s on across Reading, Wokingham and Bracknell – February 9-19

by Phil Creighton
February 8, 2023
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Thursday, February 9

EARLEY – Trinity Church, Chalfont Close RG6 5HZ. Re:Fresh with Friendship Table. 2pm-4pm. Details: linkvisiting.org

FINCHAMPSTEAD – Memorial Hall. RSPB Wokingham and Bracknell Local Group meeting: Birds of Upper Teesdale, a talk by Andy Sands. 7.45pm-9.30pm. £4, members £3. Details: https://group.rspb.org.uk/wokinghamandbracknell/

FINCHAMPSTEAD – Siren Tap Yard, Alberto House, Marino Way RG40 4RF. Siren Beer Discovery: An Introduction to Siren through the exploration of the various beer styles of the core range. Includes third-pints of each of the five core range beers. Tickets from £11.37. 7pm-8pm. Details: https://www.sirencraftbrew.com/

READING – The Centre for Heritage and Family History, 2nd Floor, Reading Central Library, Abbey Square RG1 3BQ. The hidden history of Reading’s War Graves and Memorials Talk, a talk by Liz Tait, organised by the Berkshire Family History Society. 2pm-3.30pm. £5, £4 members. Details: 0118 950 9553.

SPENCERS WOOD – Spencers Wood Pavilion, Clares Green Road RG7 1DY. Social Seniors Tea and Coffee with Friendship Table. 10am-noon. Details: linkvisiting.org

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WOKINGHAM – Bradbury Centre, Wokingham Methodist Church, Rose Street RG40 1XS. Cafe Mosiac lunch club with Friendship table. Noon-1.30pm. Details: linkvisiting.org

WOKINGHAM – The Whitty Theatre, Luckley House School, Luckley Road RG40 3EU. Wokingham Film Society presents: Before Sunrise (15). £6.50, £4 members. 7.30pm. Details: wokinghamfilmsociety.com

WOKINGHAM – The Cornerstone, All Saints Church, Norreys Avenue, Wokingham RG40 1UE. Wokingham and East Berkshire Camera Club meeting Folio Evening 2. 7.30pm. Details: www.webcc.org.uk.

Friday, February 10

EARLEY – St Nicolas Church, Sutcliffe Avenue RG6 7JN. Re:Fresh cafe with Friendship Table. 10am-noon. Details: linkvisiting.org

GORING – The Catholic Parish of Our Lady & St John Catholic Church, Ferry Lane RG8 9DX. Heinrich Schutz: A German in Venice. Music for a solo tenor and baroque ensemble to mark the 350th anniversary of Schutz’ death. 7pm. Details: https://www.ourladyandstjohngoring.org.uk/

READING – The Museum of English Rural Life, Redlands Road RG1 5EX. Reduce, Recuse Recycle: make your own Sunflower Amulet using fabric scraps and unwanted clothing. 10am-noon, 2pm-4pm. £3. Children must be accompanied. Booking essential. Details: merl.reading.ac.uk

READING – The Rising Sun, Silver Street RG1 2ST. Friday Fledglings, a weekly outdoor session for toddlers. Booking essential. 10am-11.30am. Details: 0118 986 6788.

READING – South Street Arts Centre. Poets Cafe. 8.30pm. Details: 0118 960 6060.

WOKINGHAM WITHOUT – Pinwood Theatre, Pinewood Leisure Centre, Old Wokingham Road RG30 3AQ. EBOS quiz night with fish and chip supper. Teams of up to six. £13. 8pm. Details: https://www.facebook.com/ebostheatre

WOKINGHAM – Salvation Army, Sturges Road RG40 2HD. Cafe Refresh Friendship table. 10am-1.30pm. Details: linkvisiting.org

WOKINGHAM – Norreys Church, Norreys Avenue RG40 1UU. T&C at SHARE Wokingham Friendship table. 12.30pm-2.30pm. Details: linkvisiting.org

WOKINGHAM – St Paul’s Church Parish Rooms, Reading Road RG41 1EH. Coffee and Chat: a warm welcome, a listening ear and refreshments. 2pm-4pm. Details: 0118 979 2122 or church.office@spauls.co.uk.

WOOSEHILL – Acorn Community Centre, Fernlea Drive RG41 3DR. Acorn Cafe with Friendship table. 10.30am-noon. Details: linkvisiting.org

Saturday, February 11

BURGHFIELD – The Cunning Man, Burghfield Road RG30 3RB.Valentine’s Themed Pooch Party: assault course, fun photography, free toy, free bag of mixed treats, ball pit, bubble machine with bacon flavour bubbles. £11 per dog. 11am-1pm. Details: pooch.party@outlook.com

FINCHAMPSTEAD – Siren Tap Yard, Alberto House, Marino Way RG40 4RF. Street Food Saturday: Well Nice Food Co. From noon. Details: www.sirencraftbrew.com

READING – Phantom Brewing, Meadow Road RG1 8LB. Brewery tour and tasting. Noon. Booking essential. Dark Days, Dark Beers with Darklands. Details: www.phantombrew.com

GORING – St Thomas of Canterbury CofE Church, Off Manor Road RG8 9DS. Inaugural Organ Concert with Thomas Trotter. 7pm. £12. Details: http://www.st-marys-streatley.org.uk/

HURST – Hurst Village Hall, School Road, RG10 0DR. Hurst Bowling Club quiz night. 7pm. £16.50 per person. Includes light buffet supper. Bring own drinks and cups. Details: www.facebook.com/hurstbowlingclub

READING – All Saints Church, Downshire Square RG1 6NN. Reading Bach Choir: Seven Last Words, featuring works by Haydn, Beethoven, Mendelssohn and more. 7.30pm. £15, under 18s £5. Details: www.readingbachchoir.org.uk/

READING – Broad St Mall, Broad Street. Share The Love for Valentine’s Day: take a seat on the love bench, take home a rose, and enjoy a choral performance from Reading Male Voice Choir. 11am-4pm.

READING – Great Hall, university of Reading London Road RG1 5AQ. Aldworth Philharmonic Orchestra winter concert: Liszt Prometheus, Ross Echo, and Tchaikosky Symphony No. 4. 7.30pm Details: www.aldworthphilharmonic.org.uk

READING – Reading Central Library, Abbey Square RG1 3BQ. Story and Craft Session: Reading Libraries Telling Stories programme continues with a Winter and Light themed story and craft session based on Tove Jansson’s The Moomins In Midwinter. 11am. Free. Drop-in. Details: 0118 901 5950.

READING – The Rising Sun, Silver Street RG1 2ST. Unsent Letters: An Exhibition exploring letters that are dedicated to loved ones – strangers, acquaintances, friends, family or partners, curated by volunteer and artist Emeline Nevers-White. 1pm-5pm. Drop-in. Details: 0118 986 6788.

WOKINGHAM – Mulgari Cars, Fishponds Road. Mulgari MINI coffee meet: coffee, doughnuts, cars. 9.30am-1.30pm.

WOKINGHAM – WADE, Reading Road RG41 1EH. Dance night with Abi Powell. 7.30pm. £11, includes snakcs. Free parking at Masonic Hall opposite. Bring your own drinks and glasses. Details: wadecentre.org.uk/events

WOKINGHAM WITHOUT – Pinewood Bar and Cafe, Pinewood Leisure Centre, Old Wokingham Road RG40 3AQ. Friendship table available. 9am-4pm. Details: linkvisiting.org

WOODLEY – Crockhamwell Road precinct. Woodley Town Centre presents Saturday market. 9am-3pm. Details: www.woodleytowncentre.co.uk

WOODLEY – Oakwood Centre, Headley Road. Thames Valley Ancient Egypt Society presents: Equipped for Eternity: The Ancient Egyptian Books of the Afterlife, a lecture by Dr Ken Griffin. 2pm. Details: https://www.tvaes.org.uk/Talks.php

WOOSEHILL – Woosehill Church, Chestnut Avenue RG41 3RS. Sip and Share with friendship table. 11am-noon, every second Saturday. Details: linkvisiting.org

Sunday, February 12

READING – All Nations Christian Centre, Berkeley Avenue RG1 6JE. The Way ministry presents a warm bank: Free hot meal, free fresh and frozen food from our community fridge. 4.30pm-6pm. Details: 0118 950 5661.

READING – The Rising Sun, Silver Street RG1 2ST. Unsent Letters: An Exhibition exploring letters that are dedicated to loved ones – strangers, acquaintances, friends, family or partners, curated by volunteer and artist Emeline Nevers-White. 1pm-5pm. Drop-in. Details: 0118 986 6788.

READING – Rivermead Leisure Centre, Richfield Avenue. Reading Vinyl Record Fair. 9am-3pm. £4.

WOKINGHAM – Easthampstead Park, Peacock Lane Rg40 3DF. Wedding fair. 11am-3pm. Free. Details: www.berkshireweddingfairs.co.uk

WOKINGHAM – Market Place RG40 1AS. Sparkle Vegan Events presents vegan market. 11am-3pm. Details: www.sparkleveganevents.com

WOODLEY – Crockhamwell Road precinct. Woodley Town Centre presents car boot sale. 8am-1pm. Cars £10, tables £8. Details: 07943 510108 or www.woodleytowncentre.co.uk

Monday, February 13

ARBORFIELD – Royal British Legion, Eversley Road RG2 9PR. Friendship table. 9.30am-11.30am. Details: linkvisiting.org

CROWTHORNE – Baptist Church, High Street RG45 7AT. Coffee Stop for Ukrainian refugees and their hosts: socialise and take part in English lessons. 12.30pm-2.30pm. Details: 01344 761725.

READING – Museum, Blagrave Street RG1 1QH. Super Seeds: create a seed growing starter set, for ages five upwards. 10am, 11.15am, 1pm, 2.15pm, £4. Booking essential. Details: www.readingmuseum.org.uk

READING – Reading Central Library, Abbey Square RG1 3BQ. Biscuit decorating. £1. 10.30am-11.30am. Drop-in. Details: 0118 901 5950.

WOKINGHAM – Salvation Army, Sturges Road RG40 2HD. Cafe Refresh Friendship table. 10am-1.30pm. Details: linkvisiting.org

WOKINGHAM – Norreys Church, Norreys Avenue RG40 1UU. T&C at SHARE Wokingham Friendship table. 12.30pm-2.30pm. Details: linkvisiting.org

WOODLEY – Woodley Baptist Church, Hurricane Way RG5 4UX. Four Seasons cafe Friendship Table. 1.30pm-3.30pm. Details: linkvisiting.org

Tuesday, February 14

EARLEY – Earley CResCent Resource Centre, Warbler Drive RG6 4HB. Friendship table. 2pm-3pm. Details: linkvisiting.org.

FINCHAMPSTEAD – FBC Centre Cafe, Gorse Ride North RG40 4ES. Friendship table. 10am-noon. Details: linkvisiting.org

READING – Palmer Park Library, St Bartholomews Road RG1 3QB. Lucky drip craft bag. £1. During opening hours. Details: 0118 901 5106.

READING – Museum, Blagrave Street RG1 1QH. Nature Printing. 10am-noon or 1pm-3pm. £1. Drop-in. Details: www.readingmuseum.org.uk

READING – Zerodegrees, Bridge Street RG1 2LR. Reading Geek Night: The Mad Scientist Presents: The Science Behind Bipolar Madness (Lee Hale). 7pm-9pm. Free. Details: rdggeeknight.wordpress.com/

SOUTHCOTE – Community Hub, Coronation Square RG3 3QP. Drop-in craft session: make a snail with a heart shell. For ages four-10 10.30am-11.30am. £1. Details: 0118 937 5109.

TILEHURST – Library, School Road RG31 5AS. Drop-in craft: make a bird. 10.30am-11.30am. Details: 0118 937 5112.

WHITLEY – South Reading Community Hub, 252 Northumberland Avenue RG2 7QA. Craft session. Drop-in. £1. 9.30am-noon. Details: 0118 901 5115.

WOKINGHAM – Bradbury Centre, Wokingham Methodist Church, Rose Street RG40 1XS. CLASP Wokingham cafe with Friendship table. 10am-noon. Every third and fourth Tuesday of the month. Details: linkvisiting.org

WOKINGHAM WITHOUT – Pinewood Bar and Cafe, Pinewood Leisure Centre, Old Wokingham Road RG40 3AQ. Friendship table available. 9am-4pm.Details: linkvisiting.org

WOODLEY – Coronation Hall, Headley Road RG5 4JB. WISE Over-50s Forum: a talk by Joy Pibworthy – Eleven hundred years of Reading’s history. £3. Raffle: 50p or five tickets for £2. 2pm-4pm. Details: Woodleywise@gmail.com or:: 0118 969 6206.

Wednesday, February 15

DUNSDEN GREEN – Village Hall RG4 9QG. English Country dancing evening: beginners welcome. £4, first session free. 8pm. Details: 07714 226723.

EARLEY – Brookside Church, Brookside Close RG6 7HG. Open Door cafe with Friendship Table. 2pm-4pm. Details: linkvisiting.org

READING – Online. The History of Reading Societyonline meeting: Kaye Gough and Jenny Knight on the fascinating stories of six women, using the MERL archives. Held on Zoom. 7.30pm. Booking essential. Details: www.historyofreadingsociety.org.uk

READING – All Nations Christian Centre, Berkeley Avenue RG1 6JE. The Half-term hangout: games, crafts, singing and more for primary school aged children. Lunch available, booking essential. Details: 0118 950 5661.

READING – Museum, Blagrave Street RG1 1QH. Victorian Schoolroom Experience in the Gateway. 10.30am, 2pm. £1. Booking essential. Details: www.readingmuseum.org.uk

READING – Palmer Park Library, St Bartholomews Road RG1 3QB. Lucky drip craft bag. £1. During opening hours. Details: 0118 901 5106.

WOKINGHAM – Bradbury Centre, Wokingham Methodist Church, Rose Street RG40 1XS. Cafe Mosiac with Friendship table. 11am-noon. Details: linkvisiting.org

WOKINGHAM – Salvation Army, Sturges Road RG40 2HD. Cafe Refresh Friendship table. 10am-1.30pm. Details: linkvisiting.org

WOODLEY – Crockhamwell Road precinct. Woodley Town Centre presents Artisan market. 9am-2pm. Details: www.woodleytowncentre.co.uk

WOODLEY – Library, Headley Road RG5 4JA. BookTrust Storytime session. 10am-10.30am. Free, booking essential. Details: 0118 969 0304.

Thursday, February 16

CAVERSHAM – Library, Church Street RG4 8AU. Happy Bird Day! Primary school craft session: make a bird of paradise or bird of prey. 2pm-3.30pm. £1. Details: 0118 937 5103.

EARLEY – Trinity Church, Chalfont Close RG6 5HZ. Re:Fresh with Friendship Table. 2pm-4pm. Details: linkvisiting.org

FINCHAMPSTEAD – Siren Tap Yard, Alberto House, Marino Way RG40 4RF. Siren Beer Discovery: An Introduction to Siren through the exploration of the various beer styles of the core range. Includes third-pints of each of the five core range beers. Tickets from £11.37. 7pm-8pm. Details: https://www.sirencraftbrew.com/

READING – Venue to be confirmed on booking. Terry’s Walkabout: Crime & Punishment Walkabout, find out about an evil serial killer. Mmaximum 16 people. £5, child over 10 £1. In aid of PACT and Royal Berks Charity. 5.45pm. Booking essential. Details: www.facebook.com/terrysreadingwalkabouts

READING – All Nations Christian Centre, Berkeley Avenue RG1 6JE. The Half-term hangout: games, crafts, singing and more for primary school aged children. Lunch available, booking essential. Details: 0118 950 5661.

READING – Battle Library, Oxford Road RG30 1EE. Craft session for children: paint and print on a butterfly. £1. 2.30pm-3.30pm. Details: 0118 937 5100.

READING – Museum, Blagrave Street RG1 1QH. Bee in a Bonnet craft session for ages five upwards. 10am, 11.15am, 1pm and 2.15pm. £4. Booking essential. Details: www.readingmuseum.org.uk

READING – The Museum of English Rural Life, Redlands Road RG1 5EX. Reduce, Recuse Recycle: make your own Sunflower Amulet using fabric scraps and unwanted clothing. 10am-noon, 2pm-4pm. £3. Children must be accompanied. Booking essential. Details: merl.reading.ac.uk

READING – Palmer Park Library, St Bartholomews Road RG1 3QB. Lucky drip craft bag. £1. During opening hours. Details: 0118 901 5106.

SPENCERS WOOD – Spencers Wood Pavilion, Clares Green Road RG7 1DY. Social Seniors Tea and Coffee with Friendship Table. 10am-noon. Details: linkvisiting.org

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WOKINGHAM – The Cornerstone, All Saints Church, Norreys Avenue, Wokingham RG40 1UE. Wokingham and East Berkshire Camera Club meeting Round 3 PDI. 7.30pm. Details: www.webcc.org.uk.

WOKINGHAM – Library, Denmark Street RG40 2BB. BookTrust Storytime session. 10am-10.30am. Free, booking essential. Details: 0118 978 1368.

Friday, February 17

EARLEY – Earley St Peter’s Church Hall, Church Road RG6 1EY. Reading Guild of Artists presents: Bee Watercolour and Mixed Media with Caroline Crawford. 7pm. £8. Details: www.rga-artists.org.uk

EARLEY – St Nicolas Church, Sutcliffe Avenue RG6 7JN. Re:Fresh cafe with Friendship Table. 10am-noon. Details: linkvisiting.org

FINCHAMPSTEAD – Library, FBC Centre RG40 4ES. BookTrust Storytime session. 10.30am-11am. Free, booking essential. Details: 0118 908 8176.

READING – The Castle Tap, Castle Street RG1 7RJ. The Red Dwarf Quiz – seasons 1-6. 8pm. £1 per person. Details: 0118 958 0473.

READING – Museum, Blagrave Street RG1 1QH. Kazoo-Bees craft. 10am-noon, 1pm-3pm. £1. Drop-in. Details: www.readingmuseum.org.uk

READING – Reading Minster Of St Mary The Virgin C Of E Church, Chain Street RG1 2HX. Bach to Baby concert: Over the Seas and Far Away, with Mary Thorneloe, flute. 11am. £15 adults and up to two children. Details: www.bachtobaby.com

READING – Town Hall, Blagrave Street RG1 1QH. Good Evening! We’re From Ukraine! A benefit concert for Ukraine. 7.30pm. Details: 0118 960 6060.

WOKINGHAM – Salvation Army, Sturges Road RG40 2HD. Cafe Refresh Friendship table. 10am-1.30pm. Details: linkvisiting.org

WOKINGHAM – Norreys Church, Norreys Avenue RG40 1UU. T&C at SHARE Wokingham Friendship table. 12.30pm-2.30pm. Details: linkvisiting.org

WOKINGHAM – St Paul’s Church Parish Rooms, Reading Road RG41 1EH. Coffee and Chat: a warm welcome, a listening ear and refreshments. 2pm-4pm. Details: 0118 979 2122 or church.office@spauls.co.uk.

WOOSEHILL – Acorn Community Centre, Fernlea Drive RG41 3DR. Acorn Cafe with Friendship table. 10.30am-noon. Details: linkvisiting.org

Saturday, February 18

CROWTHORNE – Library, High Street. Crowthorne Horticultural Society presents community seed swap. 10am-2pm.

FINCHAMPSTEAD – Siren Tap Yard, Alberto House, Marino Way RG40 4RF. Street Food Saturday: Fat Tabby Catering Co. From noon. Details: www.sirencraftbrew.com

READING – Cattle Market, Great Knollys Street RG1 7HU. Reading Farmers Market. 8.15am-noon. Details: www.thamesvalleyfarmers market.co.uk

READING – Eclectic Games, Union Street RG1 1EU. Open board game day. 10.30am-5.30pm. Details: 0118 959 8250.

READING – Forbury Gardens. Enough Is Enough! Reading Resists demonstration. 2.30pm. March through Reading followed by afterparty at The Butler. Hosted by Reading Trades Union Council.

READING – Palmer Park Library, St Bartholomews Road RG1 3QB. Lucky drip craft bag. £1. During opening hours. Details: 0118 901 5106.

READING – South Street Arts Centre. Poets Cafe online. 1pm. Details: 0118 960 6060.

READING – Tutu’s Ethiopian Table, Palmer Park, Wokingham Road RG6 1LF. Dreading Slam presents Poetry in the Park. 11am. Details: 0118 966 3938.

READING – The Warehouse, 1a Cumberland Road, Reading, RG1 3LB. Model Railway Exhibition in support of the Cholsey & Wallingford Railway. 10am-4:30pm. Adults £4:50, Concessions £3:50, Children £2, Families (2+2) £10

SHINFIELD – Shinfield Players Theatre, Whitley Wood Lane. Theatreoke. 7pm. Details: www.shinfieldplayers.org.uk

WOKINGHAM WITHOUT – Pinewood Bar and Cafe, Pinewood Leisure Centre, Old Wokingham Road RG40 3AQ. Friendship table available. 9am-4pm. Details: linkvisiting.org

WOODLEY – Crockhamwell Road precinct. Woodley Town Centre presents Saturday market. 9am-3pm. Details: www.woodleytowncentre.co.uk

WOOSEHILL – Woosehill Church, Chestnut Avenue RG41 3RS. Sip and Share with friendship table. 11am-noon, every second Saturday. Details: linkvisiting.org

Sunday, February 19

READING – All Nations Christian Centre, Berkeley Avenue RG1 6JE. The Way ministry presents a warm bank: Free hot meal, free fresh and frozen food from our community fridge. 4.30pm-6pm. Details: 0118 950 5661.

READING – RISC, London Road. Reading Repair Cafe: “if it’s broken, bring it along and we are sure to have a go or at least provide some advice about what your best course of action might be”. 12.30pm-4pm. Free, donations welcome.

WOKINGHAM – Town Hall, Market Place RG40 1AS. Wokingham Town Council and Love Wokingham presents town hall tabletop takeover. 9.30am-5pm. Details: www.ticketsource.co.uk/wokingham

WOODLEY – Crockhamwell Road precinct. Woodley Town Centre presents car boot sale. 8am-1pm. Cars £10, tables £8. Details: 07943 510108 or www.woodleytowncentre.co.uk

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Thames Valley Police is continuing to deal with an incident taking place in central Wokingham which is causing major disruption today (Tuesday, April 21.)

Multiple police vehicles at scene of incident on Peach Street, causing significant traffic disruption

April 21, 2026
MP Clive Jones

Wokingham MP calls for more action on shoplifting

April 20, 2026
The Look Out.

‘It’s a total rip-off’: Residents left angered at parking charges at The Look Out

April 24, 2026
Wijugham Pride 2025. Pic: Andrew Batt.

Wokingham Pride calls for businesses to join July celebration

April 22, 2026

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