Open Studios, soul night, Shakespeare shake-up and cool jazz are among our pick of where to go for a good time.
Clover Stroud sets out to walk the Ridgeway, understand the history of her landscape and work out why it is that it’s so hard for her to go.
Compton Players’ Wind in The Willows has a joyous panto vibe.
National Treasure Griff tells us more about his two-nighter The Cat’s Pyjamas.
As anticipation builds for elbow’s concert on July 21, two remarkable acts are to join the acclaimed multi-platinum-selling Manchester band.
Basingstoke living history museum will be commemorating the Armed Forces Day weekend with a whole host of activities.
Ephemeral Ensemble devised production Rewind displays a vivacious and compulsive beauty intentionally at odds with the horrific subject matter.
Episodic play charts key moments in Oswald Mosley’s life from 1931 to 1976.
‘Carthy grips the audience with the narratives, her distinctive voice soaring with the deepening drama’.
The Lost Trades gig supported by Newbury band Serein.
Following last years 50th anniversary celebrations, the live 29-date concert tour of Mike Oldfield’s iconic album is heading our way.
Rian Glasgow’s enigmatic hour-long play Tomorrow is not Promised reviewed in Oxford.
Twenty two years after he won Pop Idol, he’s returned to ‘joyous pop’ and is touring his album Light It Up.
For £5 a raffle ticket, one lucky winner has the chance to get two central stalls seats for the Old Library fundraising gig.
A theatrical tour-de-force,, a fistful of Clary,, DJ legends, raunchy rock, chick flick parody and a fundraising farmers market in our pick of 6.
Retired civil engineer Rowan MacNeill publishes new novel Six Days in Kashgar.
Who Ate All The Crayons to headline bar and restaurant venue in Castle Street, Reading, next week.
Key areas where positive environmental change can be achieved: governance, energy, travel and transport, food and drink, waste, water and influence.
With a US Billboard chart-topping album under her belt, Sari Schorr returns to headline Arlington Arts this weekend.
Double celebration of England’s patron saint and William Shakespeare.
