Student exhibition of still life paintings comes to Riverside Museum
What Time Leaves Behind will take place at The Turbine House, Riverside Museum at Blake's Lock, from 10am-6pm, Wednesday-Saturday (September 2-5).
Read moreDetailsWhat Time Leaves Behind will take place at The Turbine House, Riverside Museum at Blake's Lock, from 10am-6pm, Wednesday-Saturday (September 2-5).
Read moreDetailsThis week marks a return for Readipop after time establishing a new permanent home, as the Yard Party welcomes live music, workshops, and tours
Read moreDetailsSimon Evans: Staring At The Sun will take place at Reading Town Hall on Saturday, 5 September at 7:30 pm.
Read moreDetailsReading Borough Council is welcoming participants to take part in The Solar Mural, led by Commando Jugendstil with New Directions College.
Read moreDetailsHere Comes The Sun Festival is back for its day-long celebration at the Rising Sun Arts Centre, with live music, art, spoken word, and comedy.
Read moreDetailsThe 48-Hour Film Challenge, a collaboration between Reading Biscuit Factory and Framespotting, is kicking off on August 17. Applications are now open
Read moreDetailsThird Lung will be joined by Boss Caine, Rich Ragany, Katacombs, and Liam Jackson Barnes to celebrate Runnin' Blue's 100th gig this week
Read moreDetailsXhloe and Natasha incorporate puppetry and Brechtian stagecraft to explore themes of conspiracy and belief in Bigfoot Ripped My Dog In Half I Saw It
Read moreDetailsA large ensemble cast rises to meet the challenge of such austere surroundings not least lead Dylan Collie, whose portrayal of Hamlet is confident
Read moreDetailsTwo Rivers Press is holding a launch event for a new book by Mary Chambers, The Kind Hosts of Willie Wimmera.
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