Piece Makers’ Exhibition

9 September – 20 November 2014

• Unique exhibition explores themes of soldier recovery and rehabilitation

• Contemporary artist Susan Stockwell worked with veterans in series of artistic

Workshops

• Installation is part of two-year UK tour following run at National Army Museum in London

The National Army Museum (NAM) is bringing the UK tour of its successful Piece Makers exhibition to the REME Museum of Technology near Reading, Berkshire.

The culmination of a two-year creative collaboration between the NAM, contemporary artist Susan Stockwell and soldiers in rehabilitation, Piece Makers is touring regimental museums across the UK throughout 2014 and 2015. This follows a three-month run at the NAM, based in Chelsea, London.

Visitors to the exhibition will have the chance to learn about the story of this innovative collaboration, and view a large-scale textile-based artwork, Peace Maker, Susan’s personal response to this highly moving and at times challenging commission.

Exhibition is included with standard Museum Entry Cost:

Adult – £5.00

Child (under 5’s are free) / Concessions – £4.00

Family Group (2 Adults and up to 3 Children) – £15.00

Groups of 10 or more – from £4.50

Serving Members of the Corps – £3.00

For more information, contact the REME Museum’s Curator on 0118 9763375 or e-mail [email protected]

 

Perfect for wine enthusiasts, this detailed and structured course is run over five days (four weeks) and provides a detailed analysis of the principal wines and spirits of the world.

You’ll also develop your analytical tasting skills in an in-depth tasting where you’ll learn to identify product style and quality. During intense studying, we’ll treat you to a relaxing three course lunch with matching wines each day.

We recommend that students complete the Level 2 Award in Wines & Spirits before progressing to the Level 3 Award.

 

Carol Naylor Exhibition

Machine Embroiderer & Landscape Artist

Stitched textiles range from small intimate

pieces to large scale hangings

Tue-Fri 10am-4pm

£4 Admission

www.nationalneedleworkarchive.org.uk

The Old Chapel Textile Centre, Main Street, Greenham Business Park, Newbury, Berkshire RG19 6HW 01635 38740

The Small Strings play popular songs on ukuleles and perform at local festivals and events. The weekly sessions include rehearsing existing repertoire and learning new songs. New to the uke? We suggest you try the Beginners Ukulele Course (details below).

Every Wednesday, 7 – 9pm at Readipop Studios

Price: £5 per session

 

The Watermill Theatre in association with Act Productions Ltd presents

BUT FIRST THIS

A MUSICAL HOMAGE TO RADIO 4

By Kathy Clugston and Desmond O’Connor

From Thursday 23 October to Saturday 8 November 2014

Inspired by 9 years of firsthand experience behind the microphone as a newsreader for BBC Radio 4, Kathy Clugston has written a new musical, But First This – A musical homage to Radio 4 which opens at The Watermill Theatre on Thursday 23 October and runs until Saturday 8 November. The witty and lovingly irreverent show is set in the world of Woman’s Hour, The Shipping Forecast, The Today Programme, Big Ben and, of course, the Pips. Internationally renowned and award-winning composer, lyricist and performer Desmond O’Connor has written the music.

Along with the countryside, the monarchy and freedom of speech, Radio 4 is in the top seven Best Things About Britain Today, according to a recent poll. But a new Controller is out to destroy this cherished institution! Can the intrepid team of presenters foil her wicked plan?

Just a Minute, make sure you’re on the Front Row, Today, Saturday Live or Midweek, not at Broadcasting House but at The Watermill Theatre. It’s guaranteed to be livelier than Book at Bedtime. Warning: an in-depth knowledge of Farming Today may be required!

‘The actor playing me will obviously not be quite young enough or sexy enough.’

John Humphrys, presenter Today

‘I feel a West End transfer coming on!’

Kirsty Young, presenter Desert Island Discs

‘Proper brilliant!’

Clare Balding, presenter Ramblings

THURSDAY 23 OCTOBER – SATURDAY 8 NOVEMBER 2014

THE WATERMILL THEATRE

Newbury, Berkshire, RG20 8AE

Press Night:      Monday 27 October, 7.30pm

Performances:  Monday – Saturday 7.30pm, Thursday and Saturday 2.30pm (except 23 Oct)
Saturday 8 November 1.30pm and 6.30pm

Tickets:            £16.00-£20.00

Box Office:       01635 46044 | www.watermill.org.uk

 

 

Piece Makers’ Exhibition

9 September – 20 November 2014

• Unique exhibition explores themes of soldier recovery and rehabilitation

• Contemporary artist Susan Stockwell worked with veterans in series of artistic

Workshops

• Installation is part of two-year UK tour following run at National Army Museum in London

The National Army Museum (NAM) is bringing the UK tour of its successful Piece Makers exhibition to the REME Museum of Technology near Reading, Berkshire.

The culmination of a two-year creative collaboration between the NAM, contemporary artist Susan Stockwell and soldiers in rehabilitation, Piece Makers is touring regimental museums across the UK throughout 2014 and 2015. This follows a three-month run at the NAM, based in Chelsea, London.

Visitors to the exhibition will have the chance to learn about the story of this innovative collaboration, and view a large-scale textile-based artwork, Peace Maker, Susan’s personal response to this highly moving and at times challenging commission.

Exhibition is included with standard Museum Entry Cost:

Adult – £5.00

Child (under 5’s are free) / Concessions – £4.00

Family Group (2 Adults and up to 3 Children) – £15.00

Groups of 10 or more – from £4.50

Serving Members of the Corps – £3.00

For more information, contact the REME Museum’s Curator on 0118 9763375 or e-mail [email protected]

 

Perfect for wine enthusiasts, this detailed and structured course is run over five days (four weeks) and provides a detailed analysis of the principal wines and spirits of the world.

You’ll also develop your analytical tasting skills in an in-depth tasting where you’ll learn to identify product style and quality. During intense studying, we’ll treat you to a relaxing three course lunch with matching wines each day.

We recommend that students complete the Level 2 Award in Wines & Spirits before progressing to the Level 3 Award.

 

Carol Naylor Exhibition

Machine Embroiderer & Landscape Artist

Stitched textiles range from small intimate

pieces to large scale hangings

Tue-Fri 10am-4pm

£4 Admission

www.nationalneedleworkarchive.org.uk

The Old Chapel Textile Centre, Main Street, Greenham Business Park, Newbury, Berkshire RG19 6HW 01635 38740

Come and make music in a new, invigorating music club aimed at rusty players and beginners. Learn and play for fun on a variety of accessible instruments, including drums, simple hand percussion and ukuleles – all with expert guidance. All instruments, tea & biscuits are provided. No experience is necessary.

Every Thursday, 11am – 1pm at Readipop Studios

£2 per session.

Call 0118 938 7156 or just turn up!

Music fun for the little ones, drop in parent-toddler music group in Newbury.

Action songs, finger rhymes, musical instruments, bubbles and our special squeaky puppets!

Live Spanish flamenco guitar night – first thursday of every month at Newbury from 7.30 pm. Reserve your space.

The Watermill Theatre in association with Act Productions Ltd presents

BUT FIRST THIS

A MUSICAL HOMAGE TO RADIO 4

By Kathy Clugston and Desmond O’Connor

From Thursday 23 October to Saturday 8 November 2014

Inspired by 9 years of firsthand experience behind the microphone as a newsreader for BBC Radio 4, Kathy Clugston has written a new musical, But First This – A musical homage to Radio 4 which opens at The Watermill Theatre on Thursday 23 October and runs until Saturday 8 November. The witty and lovingly irreverent show is set in the world of Woman’s Hour, The Shipping Forecast, The Today Programme, Big Ben and, of course, the Pips. Internationally renowned and award-winning composer, lyricist and performer Desmond O’Connor has written the music.

Along with the countryside, the monarchy and freedom of speech, Radio 4 is in the top seven Best Things About Britain Today, according to a recent poll. But a new Controller is out to destroy this cherished institution! Can the intrepid team of presenters foil her wicked plan?

Just a Minute, make sure you’re on the Front Row, Today, Saturday Live or Midweek, not at Broadcasting House but at The Watermill Theatre. It’s guaranteed to be livelier than Book at Bedtime. Warning: an in-depth knowledge of Farming Today may be required!

‘The actor playing me will obviously not be quite young enough or sexy enough.’

John Humphrys, presenter Today

‘I feel a West End transfer coming on!’

Kirsty Young, presenter Desert Island Discs

‘Proper brilliant!’

Clare Balding, presenter Ramblings

THURSDAY 23 OCTOBER – SATURDAY 8 NOVEMBER 2014

THE WATERMILL THEATRE

Newbury, Berkshire, RG20 8AE

Press Night:      Monday 27 October, 7.30pm

Performances:  Monday – Saturday 7.30pm, Thursday and Saturday 2.30pm (except 23 Oct)
Saturday 8 November 1.30pm and 6.30pm

Tickets:            £16.00-£20.00

Box Office:       01635 46044 | www.watermill.org.uk

 

 

Piece Makers’ Exhibition

9 September – 20 November 2014

• Unique exhibition explores themes of soldier recovery and rehabilitation

• Contemporary artist Susan Stockwell worked with veterans in series of artistic

Workshops

• Installation is part of two-year UK tour following run at National Army Museum in London

The National Army Museum (NAM) is bringing the UK tour of its successful Piece Makers exhibition to the REME Museum of Technology near Reading, Berkshire.

The culmination of a two-year creative collaboration between the NAM, contemporary artist Susan Stockwell and soldiers in rehabilitation, Piece Makers is touring regimental museums across the UK throughout 2014 and 2015. This follows a three-month run at the NAM, based in Chelsea, London.

Visitors to the exhibition will have the chance to learn about the story of this innovative collaboration, and view a large-scale textile-based artwork, Peace Maker, Susan’s personal response to this highly moving and at times challenging commission.

Exhibition is included with standard Museum Entry Cost:

Adult – £5.00

Child (under 5’s are free) / Concessions – £4.00

Family Group (2 Adults and up to 3 Children) – £15.00

Groups of 10 or more – from £4.50

Serving Members of the Corps – £3.00

For more information, contact the REME Museum’s Curator on 0118 9763375 or e-mail [email protected]

 

Perfect for wine enthusiasts, this detailed and structured course is run over five days (four weeks) and provides a detailed analysis of the principal wines and spirits of the world.

You’ll also develop your analytical tasting skills in an in-depth tasting where you’ll learn to identify product style and quality. During intense studying, we’ll treat you to a relaxing three course lunch with matching wines each day.

We recommend that students complete the Level 2 Award in Wines & Spirits before progressing to the Level 3 Award.

 

Carol Naylor Exhibition

Machine Embroiderer & Landscape Artist

Stitched textiles range from small intimate

pieces to large scale hangings

Tue-Fri 10am-4pm

£4 Admission

www.nationalneedleworkarchive.org.uk

The Old Chapel Textile Centre, Main Street, Greenham Business Park, Newbury, Berkshire RG19 6HW 01635 38740

DISTORTION is an exciting season of gigs showcasing young bands & DJs.

If you’re under 18 and would like the chance to play your music to a live audience at an award winning venue, contact the studio and tell us all about your band. All genres welcome.

DISTORTION DEAL.

Under 18s rehearsal studio discount. Get two hours at Readipop Studios for just £10 on Friday evenings.

Email [email protected] or call 0118 938 7156 for details and bookings.

DISTORTION gig dates are Saturday 13th September, Saturday 15th November & Saturday 6th December, 7 – 11pm at Readipop Studios

Price: £3 entry

 

The Watermill Theatre in association with Act Productions Ltd presents

BUT FIRST THIS

A MUSICAL HOMAGE TO RADIO 4

By Kathy Clugston and Desmond O’Connor

From Thursday 23 October to Saturday 8 November 2014

Inspired by 9 years of firsthand experience behind the microphone as a newsreader for BBC Radio 4, Kathy Clugston has written a new musical, But First This – A musical homage to Radio 4 which opens at The Watermill Theatre on Thursday 23 October and runs until Saturday 8 November. The witty and lovingly irreverent show is set in the world of Woman’s Hour, The Shipping Forecast, The Today Programme, Big Ben and, of course, the Pips. Internationally renowned and award-winning composer, lyricist and performer Desmond O’Connor has written the music.

Along with the countryside, the monarchy and freedom of speech, Radio 4 is in the top seven Best Things About Britain Today, according to a recent poll. But a new Controller is out to destroy this cherished institution! Can the intrepid team of presenters foil her wicked plan?

Just a Minute, make sure you’re on the Front Row, Today, Saturday Live or Midweek, not at Broadcasting House but at The Watermill Theatre. It’s guaranteed to be livelier than Book at Bedtime. Warning: an in-depth knowledge of Farming Today may be required!

‘The actor playing me will obviously not be quite young enough or sexy enough.’

John Humphrys, presenter Today

‘I feel a West End transfer coming on!’

Kirsty Young, presenter Desert Island Discs

‘Proper brilliant!’

Clare Balding, presenter Ramblings

THURSDAY 23 OCTOBER – SATURDAY 8 NOVEMBER 2014

THE WATERMILL THEATRE

Newbury, Berkshire, RG20 8AE

Press Night:      Monday 27 October, 7.30pm

Performances:  Monday – Saturday 7.30pm, Thursday and Saturday 2.30pm (except 23 Oct)
Saturday 8 November 1.30pm and 6.30pm

Tickets:            £16.00-£20.00

Box Office:       01635 46044 | www.watermill.org.uk

 

 

Piece Makers’ Exhibition

9 September – 20 November 2014

• Unique exhibition explores themes of soldier recovery and rehabilitation

• Contemporary artist Susan Stockwell worked with veterans in series of artistic

Workshops

• Installation is part of two-year UK tour following run at National Army Museum in London

The National Army Museum (NAM) is bringing the UK tour of its successful Piece Makers exhibition to the REME Museum of Technology near Reading, Berkshire.

The culmination of a two-year creative collaboration between the NAM, contemporary artist Susan Stockwell and soldiers in rehabilitation, Piece Makers is touring regimental museums across the UK throughout 2014 and 2015. This follows a three-month run at the NAM, based in Chelsea, London.

Visitors to the exhibition will have the chance to learn about the story of this innovative collaboration, and view a large-scale textile-based artwork, Peace Maker, Susan’s personal response to this highly moving and at times challenging commission.

Exhibition is included with standard Museum Entry Cost:

Adult – £5.00

Child (under 5’s are free) / Concessions – £4.00

Family Group (2 Adults and up to 3 Children) – £15.00

Groups of 10 or more – from £4.50

Serving Members of the Corps – £3.00

For more information, contact the REME Museum’s Curator on 0118 9763375 or e-mail [email protected]

 

Perfect for wine enthusiasts, this detailed and structured course is run over five days (four weeks) and provides a detailed analysis of the principal wines and spirits of the world.

You’ll also develop your analytical tasting skills in an in-depth tasting where you’ll learn to identify product style and quality. During intense studying, we’ll treat you to a relaxing three course lunch with matching wines each day.

We recommend that students complete the Level 2 Award in Wines & Spirits before progressing to the Level 3 Award.

 

Been a long time since you Rocked and Rolled?

Get Gigging is our ‘grown-ups’ rock band project for bedroom guitarists, hairbrush divas, rusty drummers and lapsed musicians. It’s about making music for fun – bringing together musicians to discover and rediscover the joys of playing in a band. Meet like-minded musicians, form bands, rehearse songs, write original material and play a showcase gig to friends and family.

Please note – you need some experience to join Get Gigging. If in doubt, please ask us!

Every Saturday from 8th November – 13th December, 2 – 5pm at Readipop Studios Course includes a showcase gig on Saturday 13th December from 6 – 10pm

 

Been a long time since you Rocked and Rolled?

Get Gigging is our ‘grown-ups’ rock band project for bedroom guitarists, hairbrush divas, rusty drummers and lapsed musicians. It’s about making music for fun – bringing together musicians to discover and rediscover the joys of playing in a band. Meet like-minded musicians, form bands, rehearse songs, write original material and play a showcase gig to friends and family.

Please note – you need some experience to join Get Gigging. If in doubt, please ask us!

Every Saturday from 8th November – 13th December, 2 – 5pm at Readipop Studios Course includes a showcase gig on Saturday 13th December from 6 – 10pm

Price: £135

Book via www.readipop.co.uk or call 0118 938 7156

 

Remembrance Weekend

The Cold Ash Parish Heritage Group’s “Men of the Memorial” WW1 Exhibition to commemorate the men who fell in the Great War.

Free Admission

Children’s Quiz

Refreshments

 

Calendar provided by: http://www.sportycal.com

The Watermill Theatre in association with Act Productions Ltd presents

BUT FIRST THIS

A MUSICAL HOMAGE TO RADIO 4

By Kathy Clugston and Desmond O’Connor

From Thursday 23 October to Saturday 8 November 2014

Inspired by 9 years of firsthand experience behind the microphone as a newsreader for BBC Radio 4, Kathy Clugston has written a new musical, But First This – A musical homage to Radio 4 which opens at The Watermill Theatre on Thursday 23 October and runs until Saturday 8 November. The witty and lovingly irreverent show is set in the world of Woman’s Hour, The Shipping Forecast, The Today Programme, Big Ben and, of course, the Pips. Internationally renowned and award-winning composer, lyricist and performer Desmond O’Connor has written the music.

Along with the countryside, the monarchy and freedom of speech, Radio 4 is in the top seven Best Things About Britain Today, according to a recent poll. But a new Controller is out to destroy this cherished institution! Can the intrepid team of presenters foil her wicked plan?

Just a Minute, make sure you’re on the Front Row, Today, Saturday Live or Midweek, not at Broadcasting House but at The Watermill Theatre. It’s guaranteed to be livelier than Book at Bedtime. Warning: an in-depth knowledge of Farming Today may be required!

‘The actor playing me will obviously not be quite young enough or sexy enough.’

John Humphrys, presenter Today

‘I feel a West End transfer coming on!’

Kirsty Young, presenter Desert Island Discs

‘Proper brilliant!’

Clare Balding, presenter Ramblings

THURSDAY 23 OCTOBER – SATURDAY 8 NOVEMBER 2014

THE WATERMILL THEATRE

Newbury, Berkshire, RG20 8AE

Press Night:      Monday 27 October, 7.30pm

Performances:  Monday – Saturday 7.30pm, Thursday and Saturday 2.30pm (except 23 Oct)
Saturday 8 November 1.30pm and 6.30pm

Tickets:            £16.00-£20.00

Box Office:       01635 46044 | www.watermill.org.uk

 

 

Piece Makers’ Exhibition

9 September – 20 November 2014

• Unique exhibition explores themes of soldier recovery and rehabilitation

• Contemporary artist Susan Stockwell worked with veterans in series of artistic

Workshops

• Installation is part of two-year UK tour following run at National Army Museum in London

The National Army Museum (NAM) is bringing the UK tour of its successful Piece Makers exhibition to the REME Museum of Technology near Reading, Berkshire.

The culmination of a two-year creative collaboration between the NAM, contemporary artist Susan Stockwell and soldiers in rehabilitation, Piece Makers is touring regimental museums across the UK throughout 2014 and 2015. This follows a three-month run at the NAM, based in Chelsea, London.

Visitors to the exhibition will have the chance to learn about the story of this innovative collaboration, and view a large-scale textile-based artwork, Peace Maker, Susan’s personal response to this highly moving and at times challenging commission.

Exhibition is included with standard Museum Entry Cost:

Adult – £5.00

Child (under 5’s are free) / Concessions – £4.00

Family Group (2 Adults and up to 3 Children) – £15.00

Groups of 10 or more – from £4.50

Serving Members of the Corps – £3.00

For more information, contact the REME Museum’s Curator on 0118 9763375 or e-mail [email protected]

 

Spaces available in their hall and on their field Sellers – £4 per vehicle. Arrive from 9am.

Inside spaces allocated on a first come first served basis.

Buyers – Suggested donation of £1 per adults and 50p per child.

Parking is available in the West Berkshire Mencap Car Park. If full parking is also available at St Bartholomew’s School but car owners will need to have removed their cars by 12.50pm.

Refreshments available – cold drinks, hot drinks and snacks For further information please ring the Mencap Centre on 01635 41464

 

Perfect for wine enthusiasts, this detailed and structured course is run over five days (four weeks) and provides a detailed analysis of the principal wines and spirits of the world.

You’ll also develop your analytical tasting skills in an in-depth tasting where you’ll learn to identify product style and quality. During intense studying, we’ll treat you to a relaxing three course lunch with matching wines each day.

We recommend that students complete the Level 2 Award in Wines & Spirits before progressing to the Level 3 Award.

 

Come to Beaulieu in your Smart Car on Sunday 9 November for ‘Simply Smart’ – a gathering of Smart Cars of all shapes and sizes.

Featuring a cavalcade and display on the Main Arena – one of these cars will be named the winner of the People’s Choice Award.

Remembrance Weekend

The Cold Ash Parish Heritage Group’s “Men of the Memorial” WW1 Exhibition to commemorate the men who fell in the Great War.

Free Admission

Children’s Quiz

Refreshments

 

Been a long time since you Rocked and Rolled?

Get Gigging is our ‘grown-ups’ rock band project for bedroom guitarists, hairbrush divas, rusty drummers and lapsed musicians. It’s about making music for fun – bringing together musicians to discover and rediscover the joys of playing in a band. Meet like-minded musicians, form bands, rehearse songs, write original material and play a showcase gig to friends and family.

Please note – you need some experience to join Get Gigging. If in doubt, please ask us!

Every Saturday from 8th November – 13th December, 2 – 5pm at Readipop Studios Course includes a showcase gig on Saturday 13th December from 6 – 10pm

Price: £135

Book via www.readipop.co.uk or call 0118 938 7156