Readipop was back with three days of top-tier headliners and rising stars alike, Including Ash, Echobelly, Natalie Gray, K.Kayne, and Readiophonics
Read moreDetailsThis free quest will see adventurers meeting life-sized dragons, castles, wizards and princesses, each made from thousands of toy bricks.
Read moreDetailsIt's one of the biggest events in the music calendar, where 105,000 people will descend upon the borough over August Bank Holiday weekend
Read moreDetailsReading is known for producing great rock bands and this was shown recently when I saw a post on the Nene Valley Rock Festival facebook page
Read moreDetailsReadipop Festival returns to Christchurch Meadows from Friday-Sunday, July 12-14
Read moreDetailsREADING Stanza’s Poets’ Cafe is back for its monthly meeting of Berkshire’s bards and renowned guest poets. This month's guest is poet, journalist, and arts practitioner Dawn Gorman. Her work...
Read moreDetailsThe circus is coming to Radstock: all are welcome
Read moreDetailsPupils put on a show of music, dancing - and cupcakes
Read moreDetailsEvery week we pick artists with a link to Reading or Wokingham, and you can tune in for free via out Spotify playlist. Enjoy...
Read moreDetailsEnjoy free outdoors activities in Clayfield Copse
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