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Saturday, 30 June 2012

Catching up on Shop of the Week

Two shops this week as I fell a little behind last week whilst I was preparing for Reading Arts Week.  The first shop is Kitzie G who sells items with her beautiful botanical designs on.  You can read an interview with Kitzie here.



The second shop is Red's Ribbons where you can buy gorgeous burlesque-style accessories.  You can read an interview here.


  

Thursday, 28 June 2012

Last Day of Reading Arts Week - Come Join Us!


Last day of Reading Arts Week 2012 – Come down and bring your art work with an easel and join us!

The Big Art Picnic
Friday 29 June, 2pm – 8pm
Caversham Court Gardens
FREE Entry!



Art stalls, outdoor art exhibition by Reading College, fashion show
and free boat trips (12-6pm)  to Caversham Lock to see the Arts Week Mural!

Performance Schedule

2pm - Street Dance by Geoffrey Field Junior School
2:30pm - Splendour of Misfortune Reading College band performs
3pm - Luke Paulo – Singer/Songwritter
3:30pm - Progress Theatre to perform a teaser from Henry IV Part One by William Shakespeare
4pm - Irish Dancing by Scoil Rince Celtus UK
4:25pm - The Mayor of Reading announces Reading Arts Week Winner 2012
4:30pm - Reading Arts Week Fashion Show by Lyndsey Clark & Adrienne Henry
4:55pm - The Mayor leaves by boat to Caversham Lock to unveil the Arts Week Mural by Helen Brady
4.55pm – 50 members of Caversham Rock Choir perform live
5:30pm - Headspace - Reading College band performs
6pm The Patient Wild performs live
7pm - 8pm – The emotive and complex Mercia returns for the second year!


Bring along a rug and a picnic and enjoy an
 afternoon and evening of local entertainment!

Thursday, 21 June 2012

Reading Arts Week is nearly here!

I popped down to the Penta Hotel in Reading to drop of two of my paintings this evening for this weekend's Reading Arts Week exhibition.  It's free to get in and showcases a wide range of professional and up and coming artists from across Reading.

You can find out more on Facebook, the Reading Borough Council website, or you can follow on Twitter.

It looks like it's going to be a soggy weekend so why not pop along for something to do!