Newbury Sounds: five local bands performed to a packed Corn Exchange, to raise money to convert the former library into a community arts hub.
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Saturday’s concert features Dvořák cello concerto, excerpts from Bizet’s opera Carmen and Mussorgsky’s Pictures at an Exhibition.
Emerging artist Helen Orton’s challenges the viewer in To See Oneself is to Recognise Oneself at The Base Gallery, Greenham.
Kingsclere artist Amanda Bates has won the Society of Graphic Fine Art (SGFA also known as The Drawing Society) President’s Award.
New Era Players’ Here Comes a Chopper reviewed by Tony Trigwell Jones.
More than 200 theatre-goers enjoyed top performances that spanned dance, contemporary and classical, drama, musical theatre and live band music.
Through photos, videos and items, the new exhibition charts band’s 50-year history in the community.
Aldbourne Band won the prestigious Championship Section of the West of England Brass Band competition at the Riviera International Centre in Torquay.
Fundraising Cromwell Singers invite you to Be Happy at their spring feelgood concert.
Strictly star on his debut solo album tour Revelations – Songs Boys Don’t Sing.
The Arts Society Newbury hear of the hits and misses of the prestigious award.
Blackeyed Theatre returned to the Corn Exchange with the classic vampire tale; the school party loved it, but our reviewer craved more suspense.
The senior school’s recent musical is up for several categories in the prestigious National Schools Theatre Awards.
The Top Lot, a late 19th century German composition and wood French Napoleonic Cavalry, sold for £10,912 at SAS.
The Trotters on tour, Hardy’s Tess get’s the circus treatment, bands line up for a stonking Old Library fundraiser, Pythonesque humour and more…
Hungerford artist/entrepreneur’s body positive workshops are a transformative experience that fosters women’s confidence and well-being.
The stunning Dawn of Impressionism comes to the Corn Exchange cinema on selected venues tour.
Ockham’s Razor bring Tess to the Corn Exchange next week - we saw it it Oxford and it’s amazing.
Newbury Spring Festival programme highlights some of the most promising talents making their mark on the international music scene.
One-day choir will bring together singers of all abilities to share in the joy of collective music-making.
