Broad Street Mall will come alive with colour, music, and celebration on Saturday 16th August, as Broad Street Beats returns to mark Pride. In collaboration with The Rhoom Studios, the...
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Read moreDetailsBroad Street Mall has announced the return of Broad Street Beats, featuring live performances as part of its Pride celebrations on Saturday, August 16
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Read moreDetailsLocal group placed among top ranks of 19 choirs from 14 countries
Read moreDetailsReading Repertory Theatre has announced the creative team behind its latest production, The Last Five Years.
Read moreDetailsReading Biscuit Factory is marking its fourth birthday with a slew of events including comedy, music, film, and theatre.
Read moreDetailsReadiPop has announced it is set to take over The Oracle shopping centre for a two week extravaganza of music and art in August.
Read moreDetailsChris Hillman reviews The Beach Boys, Lulu, David Essex, and 'Buddy' following their appearances at Englefield House with Heritage Live
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