The Biscuit Factory will play host to a festival from Through A Different Lens, which features films by diverse and local film-makers in November
Read moreDetailsComedian Jessica Fostekew has announced a new headline stand-up tour,Iconic Breath, including a date here in Reading in February.
Read moreDetailsA production about the Post Office scandal originally commissioned by the University of Reading has secured £85,000 to go on a national tour.
Read moreDetailsMo Gilligan, The Mo You Know, is coming to Reading;s Hexagon on Wednesday, February 18.
Read moreDetailsEach week, there are 10 great acts in our playlist, all with a connection to Reading or Wokingham. As always, we have a wide variety of musical styles
Read moreDetailsNerina Pallot, All?Roads Lead To, is coming to South Street Arts Centre on Thursday, September 18, where she will be joined by Kah'Nya.
Read moreDetailsReadipop has only shown itself to be more fertile ground than ever, not only hosting household names, but?more importantly?fostering emergent talent
Read moreDetailsPuma Theory are ready to pounce, as a headline Halloween show heralds the release of a debut album set to mark a new era for the band
Read moreDetails"The whole landscape changed" ? George Lewis returns with The Best Thing You'll Ever Do at Reading's Concert Hall on Wednesday, October 22.
Read moreDetailsThe Reading Town Hall Father Willis Heritage Open Day takes place at Reading Concert Hall from 10.30am on Saturday, September 13
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