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We are inviting people across all ages in West Berkshire and the surrounding area to join The Unlocked Voices as part of the project, Unlocked and Unbolted.

Each week, the Corn Exchange is releasing a Summer Arts Week Challenge with arts activities linked to the national curriculum.

This summer the Corn Exchange Newbury is running a free online course for parents and carers, Raising Wellbeing Warriors, which will look at ways they can support the wellbeing of their families.

A new project which will provide creative offline opportunities to the door for those living in West Berkshire and the surrounding area.

Singing has been shown to have both physical and psychological benefits and, as part of the digital programme we have been offering over the past few months, our Early Years and Education Officer has been running weekly online Singing for Wellbeing sessions for all ages

Hello, and welcome back to another week of Armchair Reviewers! This week we are looking at Southwark Playhouse’s Wasted, a musical adaptation of the life of the Brontës.

We are inviting young performers aged 16 - 21 from West Berkshire and the surrounding area to audition to take part in a performance later this summer.

Hello, and welcome back to another week of Armchair reviewers! This week we are looking at an Old Vic production of Joe Penhall’s Mood Music .

We are excited to announce another week of digital activities to keep you entertained at home, including our regular Rhyme and Shine and Singing for Wellbeing sessions, as well as the next in our informal Zoom conversations with young people for our new online project, Unlocked and Unbolted.

Hello, it’s time for another week of Armchair Reviewers! This week’s production was Girls Like That by Synergy Theatre.

We have another fun-filled programme of digital activities this week, as well as the launch of an exciting new project Unlocked and Unbolted, which asks young people aged 14 - 21 to share their experiences from the past few months.

We're calling out for young people from across the country to take part in this collaborative project supported by funding partners Greenham Trust and the Lily and Marcus Sieff Charitable Trust.