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What’s on in West Berkshire by area

2 events are listed across West Berkshire over the next 30 days, 0 of them this week, mostly festivals and live music. Newbury has the most going on, with 1. Listings change every day.

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2events listednext 30 days
0this weeknext 7 days
Newburymost going on1 event
0pop-up event licencesnext 30 days

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Every area, ranked

1NewburyRG14100Festival
2PangbourneRG8100Live music
3StreatleyRG8100Comedy

Events listed within each area’s circle, the same as on its MeBabber page; an event near a boundary counts for both areas. The other 40 areas have nothing listed right now.

Busiest venues

VenueAreaEventsMostly
Corn Exchange NewburyNewbury1Festival
Pangbourne Working Mens ClubPangbourne1Live music

What kind of night out

TypeEventsShareMost in
Festival150%Newbury
Live music150%Pangbourne

Where the figures come from

Gigs, club nights, comedy, theatre and the like come from Skiddle, which lists events and sells tickets. We show what it lists for the next 30 days, so smaller events sold elsewhere may be missing. Pop-up events come from the temporary event notices on the council licensing registers, published under the Open Government Licence. Listings are refreshed every day.

What's on in every area

Questions people ask

What’s on in West Berkshire this week?

Nothing is listed for the next seven days yet. Listings are added every day, so check back soon.

Which part of West Berkshire has the most going on?

Over the next 30 days, Newbury has the most events listed (1), followed by Pangbourne (1) and Streatley (1).

What are the busiest venues in West Berkshire right now?

By events listed for the next 30 days: Corn Exchange Newbury (1) and Pangbourne Working Mens Club (1).

What is a pop-up event licence?

It is a temporary event notice: permission from the council to sell alcohol or put on entertainment for a few days somewhere, or in a way, that isn’t normally licensed, such as a fair, a festival or a party in a hall. 0 pop-up events are licensed in the areas we cover over the next 30 days.