Arts and Entertainment

Conductor and cellist Charles Medlam reviews the latest Burghclere Baroque concert Myths & Legends.

More than a cinema, The Parade is a whole entertainment area, attracting film-goers from all round and is causing quite a stir.

Brief Encounter adaptation at The Watermill, Bagnor, reviewed by ROBIN STRAPP.

Music Declares Emergency are inviting everyone to take part in a national musical moment in support of action on climate.

RABBLE call for anything the public can share that relates to the murder of Alfred Oliver in 1929.

All-female Edinburgh Fringe hit Tokyo Rose tours to Newbury, led by Kanako Nakano from Miss Saigon and Priscilla Queen of the Desert.

West Berkshire Museum commemorates the centenary of the death of John William Righton.

No Time To Die is Daniel Craig's final appearance in the iconic 007 role. Have you seen the film yet? Did you like it?

Arts for Hungerford presents An International Cellist’s Journey at Croft Hall on Saturday.

Mayor Billy Drummond launches this year's search for a winner.

Review of Leona Allen’s new play about Josephine Baker, the star who shone brightest in pre-war Paris.

West Berkshire's natural landscapes are heralded in a poetic memoir by Inkpen author Nicola Chester.

Review of Charlie & Stan, based on the true story of two of Hollywood’s greatest 20th century film stars.

Apollo's long-awaited public performance – their last show was in November 2019.

Hungerford, Newbury and Tadley have reunited for live singing rehearsals and are experiencing the huge benefits of social singing.

Last chance to see Open Studios taster exhibition at The Base.

Caroline Franklin's pick of six with a good tale to tell - especially at Hallowe'en.

Show of work by local people on lockdown Contactless Creativity scheme.

Play captures the passionate commitment of the Greenham peace women.

Tickets go on sale for bigger, better and biscuitier festive light trail.