The Orangery Lawn has been transformed into an open-air sculpture park where you can discover 85 artworks by acclaimed sculptors.
From beginning as a small circle of keen needlewomen, Market Square Quilters have grown into a thriving community of around 50 members
Newly-formed Burning Rope gave us a mixture of new material, songs that they played as Catfish and some excellent, interesting and surprising covers.
CAMRA’s West Berkshire Branch Pub of the Year and Berkshire Pub of the Year, the popular pub goes through to the regional finals.
‘Let's keep our fingers crossed for the sun to be shining. But fear not - a snug bookshop awaits if the rain dares to arrive’.
St George’s Church was almost full to capacity for this year’s Summer Serenade.
Arts Society Newbury’s latest fascinating talk on The De Beers Diamond Cartel: Romancing the Stone.
John Mark Ainsley sings together with friends both vocal and instrumental St Mary-le-More church, Wallingford.
Leon Mitchell’s Dark Dreamers goes into the Amazon top 100 thrillers… ‘open it if you dare’.
Guy Masterson, in pyjamas and barefoot, magically brings to life the 63 voices of the small seaside town of Llareggub in a remarkable production.
The three remaining members form Burning Rope following the sad death of frontman Matt Long in October - catch them in Newbury this weekend.
KATS bring the fast-paced comedy thriller to the Memorial Hall for three nights only.
Creation’s joyful production of A Midsummer Night’s Dream on Wolfson College’s cricket field is infused with images of cricket.
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Our pick includes a photography show, rock musical, blues, cricket-based Shakespeare and making Festival Flowers using upcycled materials.
Now on an extended run, the production is set to become Watermill’s best and fastest selling production to date.
The Healing Tree marks the 25th anniversary of the Masques modern revival: the community play is written and directed by local playwright Ade Morris.
As fundraising progresses, the Corn Exchange’s new participation hub could open early next year.
Four days of singing and dancing at the Heritage Live concert series.
Soul Reason are the essence of singing for enjoyment and bring diverse people together with a purpose of creating joyous music.
