IT?S one of our favourite days of the year on Saturday - Record Store Day. Here's some music to put you in the mood for a great day of music
Read moreDetailsNow you can save money for going to the cinema - and you don?t need to talk to any meerkats to do so, thanks to South Hill Park
Read moreDetailsWOKINGHAM artists will feature prominently in this year's Henley Arts Trail - and you will be able to visit them over the weekend event
Read moreDetailsBACK in the 1960s, Patrick McGooghan's The Prisoner spent his days trying to escape from The Village, but the opposite happened over Easter weekend
Read moreDetailsIT?S BEEN a long time coming, and we?ve got a bit longer to wait, but Frank Turner and the Sleeping Souls will be coming to The Hexagon.
Read moreDetailsEveryone?s favourite ogre is back this Easter in South Hill Park?s hilarious stage spectacle, and it's a five-star show
Read moreDetailsAs his delayed Snowflake Tornado tour rolls into The Hexagon Theatre just what does Stewart Lee think of being the Greatest Living Stand-Up Comedian?
Read moreDetailsONE of this week?s new entries into the RaW Sounds Today playlist has sax appeal? and evokes memories of the 1980s.
Read moreDetailsA TALE of unrequited love and an execution is coming to Woodley just after Easter, after being on hold for two years
Read moreDetailsThe NOW Building will host a mixed media exhibition as well as craft classes, street food, and live music
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