Last weekend's Are You Listening? festival was brilliant. We had a whale of a time exploring the many venues and catching bands
Read moreDetailsTHE LEAD singer of Strictly Come Dancing is celebrating 20 years with the show when he comes to Newbury early next month.
Read moreDetailsANGELIC voices ever singing ? that's the promise of a child-friendly event in Reading on Saturday, May 25.
Read moreDetailsThe industrial and coal mining heritage of the North East of England will be celebrated in song, storytelling and humour next week.
Read moreDetailsA CELEBRATION of all things Lego is coming to Reading town centre just in time for half-term.
Read moreDetailsRABBLE Theatre leaving The Stables in Caversham and seeking new spaces as agreement with the council is untenable
Read moreDetailsTwo weeks of events will see theatre, interactive experiences, and tours around town to celebrate the work of Oscar Wilde
Read moreDetailsA NEW music night that aims to evoke the spirit of one of the most famous jazz clubs in the world will launch in Reading next week.
Read moreDetailsA BOOK club will swap the television for the stage when it comes to Reading later this month.
Read moreDetailsJokes, rants, politics, play and the occasional sing-song is promised by South Street regular Mark Thomas.
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