POPULAR music group the Whiteknights Ensemble is charging ahead with a new sound to help raise funds for the First Days children's charity.
Read moreDetailsA PLAYHATCH pub will host a comedy troupe that perform without the safety net of a script.
Read moreDetailsThe Way Old Friends Do is the new production written by Ian Hallard, who also stars alongside James Bradshaw
Read moreDetailsREADING Repertory Theatre is gearing up for its latest production, the world premiere of Chris Cuming's adaptation of Peter Pan. It is also undergoing the launch of its first repertory...
Read moreDetailsThe seventh Village Easter Festival to be held in Reading takes place between Thursday April 6 and Monday April 10 with something for everyone
Read moreDetailsONE OF Reading's culinary hotspots has laid out its events calendar for April, including hosting prestigious food awards and Mark Bowen
Read moreDetailsAnita Oui hosted the celebration of pop icon Lady Gaga, but announced it would be their last as a drag performer
Read moreDetailsStogfest Promotions is bringing a night of high-quality cover bands to Reading.
Read moreDetailsJust The Tonic is returning to Sub89/Popworld on Friar Street, with guest performers Andrew Bird, Kyrah Gray, Alexander Bennett, and Roger Monkhouse.
Read moreDetailsYo ho ho and a bottle of rum (or a pint of beer) at The Castle Tap's shanty session
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