Events in Wokingham From 20th April – 26th April 2026

You can find a thoughtful mix of events in Wokingham this week, reflecting long-standing community traditions and evolving civic interests. Early-morning sessions at St John’s Church hall cater to parents with toddlers under three, offering quiet space for infants while caregivers connect across generations, part of an ongoing initiative supported by the town council's family wellbeing programme. Gentle yoga flows take place twice weekly in the converted parish room adjacent to Wokingham Library, designed specifically for pre-crawling babies and their guardians; these are held on Tuesdays at 9:30am and Fridays at 10:00am. For neurodivergent individuals seeking sensory awareness training, a series of guided workshops runs across two weekdays in the accessible facility behind Cantley Park’s visitor centre.

Cultural programming continues within historic spaces, the former market hall now hosts monthly film screenings with alternate-language subtitles; on Thursday evenings this week, there is an exhibition titled Voices from the North Downs featuring local dialect recordings. A rock group named Deeper Purple performs at All Saints Church Wokingham in the evening on Saturday, drawing a mix of locals and nearby residents who drive from Reading or Windsor.

Evening social activity centres around two pubs, the Plough near Dinton Pastures and the Three Swans off High Street, which alternate hosting charity quiz nights every other Thursday. Food-based events include two days of street food in Wokingham Town Centre on Saturday 20 April, with stalls representing Maltese, Indian, Brazilian, Turkish, and British cuisine, all located within designated traffic-free zones approved by borough planning officers.

Check listings below for exact times and venues, note that parking is restricted during peak hours at Dinton Pastures.