Former BBC Radio 2 Young Musician of the Year Sheona White to perform some of the best brass band repertoire with Wantage Silver Band.
An evening of the purest melodies, rhythm and syncopation of steel pan orchestra, review by AMANDA HOLLIDAY.
Newbury Spring Festival’s The Music of Leonard Bernstein reviewed by GAVIN WILKINSON.
Opium – Seduction, Greed, Art - a captivating account of the impact of opium on the lives of the global population, reviewed by AMANDA HOLLIDAY.
‘I couldn’t have been happier than my time spent in good company with Granny’s Attic’ says reviewer TONY TRIGWELL-JONES.
NEWBURY Spring Festival was delighted to welcome the world’s number one ranked brass band, Foden’s, to the Corn Exchange. Review by JOHN HERITAGE.
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The finalists’ images from The Base’s ‘My Wild Life’ photography competition will be on view at Honesty Parkway from this weekend.
Visitors can share ideas about sustainability, connect with businesses at the forefront of greener living and browse eco-friendly stalls.
Families looking for some creative fun during next week’s half term will find exciting activities at the Corn Exchange, Learning Centre and The Base.
Rock, roll, reflect or join the orchestral revelries.. we’ve got a great pick this week.
Hugo’s Gormet Pasta and Hungerford Bookshop join forces to serve up an evening of bestselling authors and a two course meal.
The Weaving are guests at Whitchurch Folk Club next month.
Arts For Hungerford present one of the most exciting female rock guitar artists in the country, Chantel McGregor.
A packed audience had undoubtedly come to hear the ‘wunderkind’ on his first return to the festival since 2018.
The competition, at the Sheepdrove Eco Centre in Lambourn and generously supported by the Sheepdrove Trust, concluded with a public final on Sunday.
Patron Duke of Kent in audience for concert with the wow factor.
‘We love to stage new talent and showcase some lesser-known dramatic pieces’.
Patron the Duke of Kent is a long standing supporter of the Festival and regularly attends.
This is such an historic item that although never used, will be highly sought after due to its provenance, says SAS expert.
