Events

An exhibiton by Michele Field with a special theme of striking rose canvases.

A rousing concert to be performed by the Bournemouth Symphony Orchestra under the supremely gifted Russian conductor Yakov Kreizburg and featuring Julia Fischer as soloist.

The sky above Cutteslowe Park fills with colourful balloons once again as Oxford's Balloon Fiesta returns for another year.

A celebration of Real Ale by the Thames, organised by CAMRA, Reading.

An interesting collection of original local landscapes and waterways.

Discover what the Berkshire Archaeology team does to manage, protect, record and conserve the archaeology of east Berkshire.

The Thames Valley Rally is the first major motor boating event of the year on the Thames and attracts a large number of boaters and spectators.

A festival of model boating for all to enjoy, organised by the Mid-Thames Model Boat Club.

The idyllic tranquil setting of the river Thames provides the perfect backdrop for up to 100 of the UK's finest artists/craftmakers displaying 1000's of unique products.

Another popular day writing in the Museum's unique riverside setting.

You are very welcome to visit Michele Field's open house and studio located in Kidlington.

Henry in his private moments

An all day event held at Dorney Lake, Eton

Held at 3.00pm during the annual May Fair at Henley.

Kingston town centre sets the stage with an eclectic mix of music, dance and community entertainment at the annual May Merrie.

Races fun for all ages!

Royal Windsor Horse Show is a celebration of all things equestrian. It combines top sporting and competition action with a spectacular venue.

The Motor Toerpedo Boat will pass under London Bridge on route to Teddington lock and will then proceed to Windsor.

The Sea in all its moods has inspired generations. Enjoy paintings and drawings from the Museum collection and a programme of live music inspired by the sea, performed by the members of the Aldworth Philharmonic Orchestra.

The Reading Children's Festival's launch event.

A striking new exhibition about the pain of being beaten in competition is coming to the River & Rowing Museum.

Get afloat on the River Thames for half price on 11-18 May 2008.

A charity ride crossing 14 bridges from Tower Bridge to Hampton Court organised by The Stroke Association.

A fantastic display of 600 Rolls-Royces, Bentleys and other classic cars. Dunkirk little ships, other classic craft and a flypast by battle of Britian memorial flight.

A brief introduction to the sea exhibition with curators Elaine Blake and Angela Houghton.

Athletes come from far and wide, as well as the local community, to compete in a number of different races

Every year 15,000 spectators line the banks of the Isis as 150 crews race upstream in order to secure their place in the historic ‘bumps charts’

Henry VIII claims the palace!

A fun filled family event with a meanful message

Re-enactment of life in the 17th Century, staged at the historic Mapledurham House and Watermill.

Help us make a cross-section of the soil under Reading.

Spend a fun day creating a super scarecrow with the kids.

Has any archaeology been found where you live? This is an opportunity to look at the records of all known archaeological monuments and finds from the prehistoric through to the modern.

The wildlife of the River Thames is well known for providing the inspiration for Kenneth Grahame's 'The Wind in the Willows'. Now you can be equally inspired by the River's wildlife by joining one of Hobbs of Henly's special 'wildlife watching' cruises this summer.