READING Stanza’s Poets’ Cafe is back for its monthly meeting of Berkshire’s bards and renowned guest poets. This month's guest is poet, journalist, and arts practitioner Dawn Gorman. Her work...
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Read moreDetailsHenley Festival has announced the extension of its partnership with Westcoast, which means the company will continue to support the event through 2027
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Read moreDetailsPerennial punk poet John Cooper-Clarke is once again gracing stages around the UK as he completes his latest tour, What
Read moreDetailsProgress has returned with two fresh new plays from local writers in a double-bill production of Moles, by Sarah Wright, and Dirt, by Caroline White
Read moreDetailsLouisa Guise is set to take part in an Ask the Author session at the Fourbears Books along with Caversham Writers
Read moreDetailsBen Marwood, who hails from Reading, is making his much anticipated return the venue in July
Read moreDetailsThe Whiteknights Studio Trail returned to Reading, bringing the work of artists to the public in venues and homes around the town
Read moreDetailsReading musician Marc Hockley is released his latest album, Little Devils, only weeks ago? but is already set to begin the next stage of his work
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