Reading Today talks to Thomas Headon about small festivals, local audiences, and his approach to making music ahead of his performance in May
Read moreDetailsRobin Thomas, Kate Noakes, and Jules Whiting showcased their work, with host Jez Dyer kicking off proceedings at the monthly poetry salon
Read moreDetailsAUDIENCE members will be left to pick up the pieces of a murder investigation at Shinfield Players Theatre at the end of April.
Read moreDetailsDouble Okay is going back to its roots as it hosts the latest U Slip Into exhibition, showcasing queer art for in and around Reading
Read moreDetailsTwo Rivers Press is seeking submissions for a collection poetry from people living in or with strong ties to Reading
Read moreDetailsHeritage Live in Pangbourne will see multi-award winning singer-songwriter Hozier taking to the stage alongside Ocean Colour Scene and The Sherlocks
Read moreDetailsAuthor Iszi Lawrence joined avid bookworms at Waterstones to talk about pirates and being an author, as well as sign copies of her books
Read moreDetailsSOUTH READING residents are set to enjoy an evening of their favourite rock and roll songs.
Read moreDetailsBLUE Collar has made its final line-up announcement for its upcoming event at the Abbey Ruins.
Read moreDetailsA READING branch of Waterstones is hosting a children's author to celebrate the release of a much-anticipated sequel novel. The store on Broad Street will welcome AF Steadman, the author...
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