Arts and Entertainment

The hugely popular and accomplished Graeme Hall, from Channel 5’s Dogs Behaving (very) Badly, is touring his show The Dogfather Live On Stage.

Francis Bailey pupils' colourful work is being showcased in Howarth's Gallery window.

Garfield Weston Foundation donates money towards the organisation's core costs.

Outspoken comic brings his warm-up show to the Corn Exchange on Saturday.

Fundraising concert for Charlie Waller Trust at Elstree School by Czech family ensemble the Sedlak Virtuosi.

Review of Half-light at Greenham Control Tower.

Six good children's books selected and reviewed by Caroline Franklin.

£300 prizes on offer in Marlborough LitFest national competition that celebrates reading.

'Young actors will carry the memory of this magical experience with them', review of The Girl of Ink and Stars.

15 local artists and makers on show.

Renowned House and Garage Orchestra return to Palmer Park, Reading.

Lead singer Kate Smith is unable to perform at Arlington Arts due to an ulcerated throat and swollen tongue.

First 10-day festival at Greenham arts venue has free activities on offer.

Volunteer-run Control Tower and café closed today (Friday) due to 'circumstances beyond our control'.

Newbury Spring Festival is more than just classical music.

Tanya Reid and Sarah Hemmings run courses for vulnerable adults living in West Berkshire.

Arlington Arts wants you to write poems about trees (or any other plants).

Plenty on offer to entertain the whole family over the holidays.

After two years of Covid lockdown, community choir returns with spring concert.

First concert under new musical director Ben de Souza is Sacred Music for Eastertide.