Get ready for our annual Sustainability Fair and houseplant swap!
This June, we are teaming up with The Base Greenham to bring our annual Sustainability Fair and our first houseplant swap at the Corn Exchange.
News
Our staff are competing in Newbury BID's Krazy Races to support the Old Library Campaign!
We are excited to announce that our team are preparing to take part in the Newbury Krazy Races, hosted by Visit Newbury (BID).
Newbury Spring Festival kicks off with spectacular community Parade
Last Saturday (10 May), we followed the mesmerising giant band master as she made her way through Newbury Town Centre to launch Newbury Spring Festival 2025.
Corn Exchange and 101 Outdoor Arts launch new Sound and the Outdoors programme
Marking the beginning of an exciting new chapter in the advancement of the arts, the Corn Exchange and 101 Outdoor Arts are partnering with The Royal Central School of Speech and Drama.
Creative adventures await families this May Half term
Families looking for creative fun this May half term need look no further than the Corn Exchange Newbury, Learning Centre, and The Base.
Road Closure 28 April - 8 June
Please be aware of this closure if you are planning to attend Corn Exchange Newbury and the Learning Centre between 28 April to 8 June.
Pre-order your interval drinks with ease
Skip the queue and pre-order your interval drinks via your phone!
Funding success thanks to Tesco Stronger Starts
We would like to say a huge thank you for your support with the Tesco Stronger Starts programme!
We have launched a monthly ticket giveaway for charities!
Each month we will give away 4 tickets to a show, film or event of our choice, to be raffled by your organisation!
Staff Spotlight: The Fundraising Team
Meet our Fundraising Team in our latest Staff Spotlight.
Learn more about The Baddies from Director and Choreographer Katie Beard and Composer Joe Stilgoe
From the LATEST book by Julia Donaldson with illustrations by Axel Scheffler.
Cricket coming of age story, Duck, bowls onto our stage
Written by award-winning playwright and producer maatin, Duck is about adolescence, the pressures of sporting competition and finding your identity in an environment that doesn’t cater for difference.