Sue Lee rediscovered her passion for painting during her battle with breast cancer.
Greenham brimmed with creativity, community and celebration, as two remarkable events drew crowds to experience the joy of the arts.
An Audience with Clare Balding will see her discuss her debut novel and reflect on her career in broadcasting and her personal connection to the area.
Dick Francis’ bestselling son coming to Hungerford on Sid Halley book tour.
The best in the South Central region, it will now battle it out for the chance to be named CAMRA’s overall Pub of the Year.
Baskery are so much more than Queens of Banjo Punk - were you there?
Hot on the heels of his previous sold-out tours, multi-award-winning chef, restaurateur, writer and presenter is heading out on the road again.
Wind Band Workshop with award-winning conductor, composer and arranger is open to all.
Exhibition A Canopy of Trees showcases skills of the Kennet Valley Guild of Spinners, Weavers and Dyers.
Beautiful music by Giovanni Palestrina from the 16th century, Santa Pesci and Maria Rosa Coccia from the 18th century and more contemporary works.
All on one day at the Corn Exchange: two talks featuring a panel of best-selling authors, a writers meet-up and their biggest quiz yet.
Heritage Open Days at Cold War relic so popular a waiting list has been set up.
Our pick of arts & entertainment in and around Newbury.
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Newbury singer songwriter lost his way after the death of his father, but with the support of friends channelled his grief into making new music.
‘Brilliant!’ Paul Jones and Dave Kelly reviewed at Arlington Arts.
Unexpected brilliant sunshine greeted the organisers of the 82nd Aldermaston & Wasing Show as they arrived at The Old Mill to set up on Sunday.
The Base Festival of Arts and Crafts plus circus, dance, street theatre and more at Greenham Common celebrations.
Local composer Edward Lambert - former Newbury Chamber Choir conductor - returns with work featuring the Bible and bombs.
Ramsbury artist Georgie Weedon captures ‘the aliveness of things, the beauty, with pre-emptive rose tinted glasses’.
