What's on in West Berkshire this week

Friday

Legacy dance, Kennet School, Thatcham, 7.30pm to 11pm, £7.50.

Ballroom, sequence and Latin dancing. Music from David Last. Raising money for Newbury Cancer Care. No bar so bring nibbles.

Live 60s music, The Cottage Inn, Upper Bucklebury, 8.30pm.

The Rokkits performing the greatest hits of the 60s. Food service will be available.

Saturday

Woolton Hill and Highclere Village Market, Thorngrove School, 10.30am to 1pm.

First market at its new location of Thorngrove School's sports hall. Will be opened by Lord Carnarvon. More than 40 stalls to browse.

Book signing by local author, Hungerford Bookshop, 10.30am to 12pm.

Jerry Crowther will be signing copies of his new novel Just Deserts.

Red coat clothing exchange, Kennet Christian Centre, Enborne Road, 11.30am to 3pm.

Lots of quality used clothes. Only £3 per bag. Free Refreshments.

Family quiz night, Mary Hare School, 6pm to 9pm, £1 per person.

A fun quiz suitable for all the family. Prizes for the winner and snacks and refreshments for sale. Raffle on the night as well.

Bingo night, Greenham Community Centre, 7pm. £1.

Admission fee goes towards big cash prizes at Christmas for regular players.

Live rock music, The Lion, West Street, Newbury, 8pm.

Rock and metal covers band Number of the Beef. Supported by Awesome Welles.

Sunday

Newbury Artisan Market, Northbrook Street, 10am to 4pm.

Bringing you the very best of local designers, creators, makers and bakers as well as the freshest seasonal food and artisanal produce. Featuring over 60 stalls.

Thursday

Blue plaque unveiling, 58 West Street, Newbury, 11am.

Blue plaque for John Newport Langley, Cambridge Professor of Physiology, born in Newbury and one of the founders of modern medicine. To be unveiled by the Mayor of Newbury, Gary Norman.