A GRASSROOTS theatre company is showcasing exciting new theatre in Reading, supporting theatre makers from in and around the town. Lockdown Projections is bringing its latest project to the Rising...
Read moreDetailsAN AMATEUR dramatics group is looking to find a new home for a prop used in a recent production.
Read moreDetailsA CAVERSHAM bookshop is to welcome two authors for an evening with? event on Tuesday, August 29.
Read moreDetailsChris Hillman speaks to Caravan's Pye Hastings about the band's history and how he keeps things fresh in his writing and performance
Read moreDetailsAN exhibition currently on show in Reading Central Library offers a unique look at Reading and its people.
Read moreDetailsA COMMUNITY choir is inviting those with a love of singing to join its ranks.
Read moreDetailsSheer Obsession hosted with exciting, engaging performances from Duac, Philli Mi Up, Pastor Will, and Astro at The Rising Sun Arts Centre
Read moreDetailsIota Events is bringing live entertainment from queer performers, including Brittana Faberry, Dorian Gay, and Duac, and music from Anitah DJ
Read moreDetailsThis weekend, the rain is set to break (at least metaphorically) as Here Comes The Sun returns featuring poetry, live music, and cabaret to Reading
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