A NEW film features one of the University of Reading's most globally-recognised graphics. Ozi: Voice of the Forest is now out in cinemas, featuring the world-famous Climate Stripes, created by...
Read moreDetailsKiri Pritchard-Mclean's Peacock begins touring on Sunday, September 1, with a date in Reading's Concert Hall on Saturday, November 9
Read moreDetailsA MUSIC store in Reading is celebrating more than a century-and-a-half by hosting a competition to find undiscovered talent in the town. Hickies Music is marking its 160th anniversary by...
Read moreDetailsFlip Top Head is to headline at The Purple Turtle in September, with support from Empires, Empires, Rats-Tails, and Doops
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Read moreDetailsFace Bar is set to host singer-songwriter Richard Dawson, with support from Reading's own Ben Marwood, next Tuesday, August 27
Read moreDetailsMates Rates is back at the Purple Turtle for its regular stand-up showcase with headline performer Will Hannigan on Friday, August 16
Read moreDetailsBroad Street Mall is nurturing burgeoning talent with its first live music event running through August
Read moreDetailsFace Bar set to welcome some of the spookiest offerings from the town's drag scene for a new series of shows by Big Jay this autumn
Read moreDetailsWith festival season in full swing, Here Comes The Sun returned to the Rising Sun Arts Centre once more for its annual celebration
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