Arts and Entertainment

Hungerford Summer Festival exhibition at Chilton Foliat open daily from tomorrow (Saturday) to July 10.

Annual Summer Reading Celebration at Hungerford Bookshop.

Reading council reveals plan to apply for £20 Government Levelling Up funding to revitalise the theatre and build a new library.

Resumption of holiday travel leaves company short of singers.

Dance Like It Never Happened: Jonny and the Baptists reviewed at the Old Fire Station Oxford - 'A wonderful night'.

Soul Reason sing Stevie Wonder, Curtis Mayfield, Carole King and more.

Puppet made her way from the Syrian border to the UK in project The Walk.

Sunday night's musician has played with the best.

Medicine Festival is a wellspring of pan-global music, dance, ceremony, indigenous wisdom, arts and sacred activism.

4,500 toppling blocks will surge through the streets, crossing parks, buildings and the canal.

3,370 tickets booked for admitted festival events, and a further 3,500 seats for its Jubilee street party celebrations too.

The show goes on for choral society despite Covid setback.

Nicola Chester's On Gallows Down in contention for prize to be judged by Ray Mears.

'My portrait work often looks at identity, music and fashion'

In the Weeds heads for Edinburgh Fringe Festival this summer.

Henry VIII, along with his many wives and Queen Elizabeth I, are on their way to Newbury.

19th-century dolls house sold by SAS, acquired for the Soltau Play Museum in Germany.

After a two-year pandemic absence, violinist Helen Page, pianist Oliver Williams and choir Harmony are back with their summer concert.

Black Steiff is one of only 494 from a special order made for the UK in 1912, after Titanic disaster.

Gill Hornby in conversation about her new Austen novel Godmersham Park at Herongate tonight (Tuesday).