Heavy Pop welcomes The Wave Pictures to South Street
The Wave Pictures, with support from Damien A Passmore, are performing at Reading's South Street Arts Centre from 7.30pm on Saturday, October 11
Read moreDetailsThe Wave Pictures, with support from Damien A Passmore, are performing at Reading's South Street Arts Centre from 7.30pm on Saturday, October 11
Read moreDetailsWe chat to Kerry Godliman ahead of her latest stand-up show, Bandwidth, which comes to The Hexagon this Sunday, October 12.
Read moreDetailsDuncan Mackay will tell the tale of Octavia Hill, the charity's creator
Read moreDetailsBorough youngsters invited to enter Gwyn Arch Young Singers' Competition
Read moreDetailsLooking for a treat (not a trick) this autumn? 'The Shadow in the Mirror' is a gothic horror as haunting as it is gripping. Read our review now.
Read moreDetailsTickets are on sale now for Patience - a joyful dig at the fads we pursue
Read moreDetailsFather Christmas and his head elf will open the festivities this weekend
Read moreDetailsKerry Godliman (Afterlife, Taskmaster) is bringing her latest stand-up show, Bandwidth, to The Hexagon from 7.30pm on Sunday, October 12.
Read moreDetailsA few gaps remain - young bassoon, french horn, double bass, tombone, oboe and viola players invited to apply
Read moreDetailsBroad Street Mall is set to raise the spirits this spooky season as Broad Street Beats returns with a Halloween twist on Saturday, 18th October – promising a fang-tastic day...
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