Arts and Entertainment

Newbury writer Georgina Bartlett's 8 was inspired by board game cover.

The popular Chalkfest community event organised by City Arts returns to Newbury Market Place this morning.

Maxwell Alexander reviews the new game Death's Door.

Singer Olly Murs in hospital recovering from leg surgery after freak accident on stage at Newmarket two weeks before he is due to appear at Newbury.

Series of events run through to autumn.

Pull up a chair for free live music in town centre.

Catfish, with support Dan Burnett, reviewed by Brian Harrington.

Olly is 'Super excited to be on tour again'.

Artwork to suit most pockets, ranging from £40 to £4,000.

Sebastian Brown is releasing the second audio series, starring many fellow students from Newbury.

Big orchestral concerts lead the way for rescheduled fortnight of world-class music.

Mary Lou Revue in the open-air amphitheatre at Aline’s Orchard.

Michael Fairfax's Two Rivers is finally in place.

Creation's first live in person show since the pandemic.

'Freedom Day has turned into closure day,' says Sydmonton impresario.

Rehearsals in the bracing air so theatre-goers can enjoy the Boxford tradition once more.

Artist Claire Howarth showcases local work.

An exhibition by Newbury Creative Stitchers at Greenham Control Tower.

Former Kennet School and Maestros student one of 16 winners of Wigmore Hall Lockdwn competition.

A little word behind beautifully-produced children's picture book.