CHRISTMAS is coming, the geese are looking slightly wider than they did last week, and thoughts are turning to some festive tunes
Read moreDetailsThe Occasions Singers, Reading A440, and Reading Male Voice Choir will join forces in aid of Reading Minster's Music Outreach project
Read moreDetailsA NEW theatre show coming to South Street next week has a special audience in mind ? babies aged 18 months and younger.
Read moreDetailsREAD College posted to social media on Monday, November 28, announcing that it was "in jeopardy" as it faces financial difficulty
Read moreDetailsJUSTIN FLETCHER ? Reading's homegrown panto star ? can't wait to return to The Hexagon, and he hopes you'll join him for Jack and the Beanstalk.
Read moreDetailsA SILENT disco, fire pits and three bands ? it's Forbury Gardens as you've never seen it before.
Read moreDetailsEvery week, we bring you a round-up of all shows taking place in the region's theatres. It covers this weekend and next so you can plan ahead
Read moreDetailsTHE SCARLET Vixens combined the cheeky and the geeky on Saturday, November 26, with their latest show, The Purple Geekshow. Host Mojo Jones kicked off the show dressed as The...
Read moreDetailsReading's Wukong Chinese School is bringing the story of Nian the Chinese Dragon to Reading Central Library in both English and Chinese
Read moreDetailsON MONDAY, December 5, Nettlebed Folk Club is welcoming Peter Knight and John Spiers for an evening of music.
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