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Top 5 things to do in Reading this week

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Monday, January 5, 2026 6:03 am
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Whether you’re looking for culture, outdoor walks, live music, or family fun, Reading has plenty lined up as the New Year gets underway.

1. Rising Sun Art Market

Kick off the week with a visit to the Rising Sun Art Market on Saturday. Local artists and makers will be showing and selling their work in the vibrant arts space, with free entry and plenty of opportunities to meet creators or pick up a unique gift or piece of art.

2. Bayeux Tapestry Tours at Reading Museum

On Saturday afternoon you can take a guided tour of the famous Victorian‑era replica of the Bayeux Tapestry at Reading Museum — a fascinating glimpse into history and craftsmanship. Entry is around £6, and the museum itself also houses local history and art collections that are well worth exploring.

3. Reading Film Club: “Classic Cinema Night”

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Cinema fans can head to the Reading Film Club on Thursday evening for a screening of a classic film, accompanied by discussion and refreshments. This month’s feature is a beloved British drama from the 1960s, perfect for film buffs or anyone looking for a relaxed midweek cultural outing. Tickets are usually under £10.

4. Riverside and Park Walks

For something more outdoorsy, Reading’s riverfront parks — from the Thameside Promenade to Caversham Court Gardens — offer scenic riverside strolls and wildlife spotting. You could also follow one of the town’s marked walks along the Thames and Kennet or around Southcote and Prospect Park for fresh air and beautiful views.

5. Sunday Social: RUN DING! and Wilma’s Bingo

On Sunday there’s a couple of social highlights: RUN DING!, a community run or walk meet‑up at Double‑Barrelled Brewery — perfect for a relaxed start to the day — and Wilma’s Bingo in the evening at The Bla Bla for a fun, lively session with friends or family.

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