Reading Festival undergoes ‘biggest overhaul’ in its history, with six new stages
Reading and Leeds Festival is set to see major changes when it returns later next month, according to organisers Festival Republic.
Read moreDetailsReading and Leeds Festival is set to see major changes when it returns later next month, according to organisers Festival Republic.
Read moreDetailsA large ensemble cast rises to meet the challenge of such austere surroundings not least lead Dylan Collie, whose portrayal of Hamlet is confident
Read moreDetailsHeritageLive has cancelled all of its summer festivals after saying a last-minute financial rescue package fell through.
Read moreDetailsReading Festival could extend live music by one day for revellers who've gone all out.
Read moreDetailsPeople celebrating their birthdays on 11 or 12 July can claim a free game of bowling as Hollywood Bowl Reading celebrates its first anniversary.
Read moreDetailsWe love outdoor shows like the recent series of On The Mount concerts at Wasing Estate and the unique style of introspective,
Read moreDetailsTwo Rivers Press is holding a launch event for a new book by Mary Chambers, The Kind Hosts of Willie Wimmera.
Read moreDetailsA Reading indie rock band tipped by BBC Introducing has released its first new music of 2026.
Read moreDetailsBerkshire MS Therapy Centre event will give brains a workout
Read moreDetailsAn Indian outdoor food festival is coming to Reading for the first time.
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