Council awards another stage of funding to local art groups
Reading Borough Council will distribute a further round of funding for local community arts projects, including Reside Dance
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Reading Symphony Orchestra to welcome Young Musician winner for its summer concert in Wokingham
MEMBERS of the Reading Symphony Orchestra will be crossing over the border to Wokingham next weekend for their summer concert.
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Tune in to the RaW Sounds.Today playlist and discover some great music from Reading and Wokingham-based artists
WE WELCOME back another two RaW Sounds Today playlist favourites this week, and you will love listening to them
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Scarlet Vixens hit Purple Turtle
The Scarlet Vixens variety group returns to the Purple Turtle for its monthly cabaret, burlesque, and drag performance night on Saturday, June 25
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Reading artist Sally Castle longlisted for world illustration prize
The awards saw more than 5,000 entries whittled down to just 500, with the announcement of the winner and awards ceremony set for later this year
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Water Fest celebrates 33 years, still flowing strong
Water Fest celebrates a third of a century as the Queen marks 70 years on the throne this weekend
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Here’s how the Queen (or anyone else called Elizabeth) can go to the movies at Showcase Winnersh for free this Jubilee
Showcase Cinemas is offering free cinema tickets for anyone named Elizabeth at its Winnersh branch during the Jubilee bank holidays
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Ghosts and In Your Dark Place … two great new entries in the weekly RaW Sounds Today playlist – championing great new music in Reading and Wokingham
THIS week, we welcome back Mordecai Smyth and Third Lung to the playlist, for both have some new music we want to plonk into your aural cavities
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Head back to the summer of love … no, not Woodstock 1969, but Newbury 1996 thanks to The Watermill’s new play Camp Albion
THE CAST has been announced for a new open-air theatre show about to head to The Watermill in Newbury.
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Rave on! Families invited to enjoy some of the biggest names on the DJ scene at Prospect Park gig suitable for small people as well as adults
THROW shapes and not toys is the motto for a music festival aimed at families with young children, and it's coming to Reading's Prospect Park in July
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