Wokingham Health Visiting Team, Group Antenatal Sessions
A group antenatal session hosted by Wokingham Health Visiting Team at Carnival Hub.
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You can find cultural events and community-driven activities shaping life in Wokingham this week, from 26 April to 3 May 2026. Live music performances take place at venues such as The Whitty Theatre, where productions draw on local storytelling traditions rooted in the town’s Saxon origins, Wocca's people's home, a name still echoed in modern civic life. Evening events include themed roleplay sessions hosted by independent collectives based near Dinton Pastures, attracting participants drawn to immersive theatre and narrative-led interaction rather than passive viewing. Family-friendly gatherings take place at Cantley Park during weekend afternoons; these are organised with input from local playgroups, reflecting Wokingham’s long-standing emphasis on accessible public spaces.
Theatrical productions range from intimate one-act plays staged in repertory style to collaborative craft evenings led by resident artists. Some of the more experimental events take place at off-site hubs connected via cycleways and footpaths leading out towards the North Downs Line, enabling access for those not relying solely on private vehicles. Evenings often feature music acts performing within pubs along Station Road or near Wokingham railway station, though parking scarcity in central areas remains a consistent factor during peak times.
There are also scheduled trips departing from Cantley Park and Dinton Pastures offering extended cultural experiences, including guided walks following ancient routes used by Saxon traders. These reflect the town’s evolution, from bell foundry centre to silk production hub under Tudor influence, now integrated into current community programming through heritage-led storytelling events. Check listings for specific times and locations across these venues.
A group antenatal session hosted by Wokingham Health Visiting Team at Carnival Hub.
A youth singing competition final takes place at The Whitty Theatre.
Children aged 5+ can learn to ride at sessions held at Finchampstead Baptist Church & Centre.
A neurodivergent-led workshop series concludes with its fourth session on self-care, burnout, and transition support.
Author Rebecca Hogan launches her debut book 'Me to We' at Wokingham Leisure Centre.
Coach trip to the BBC Gardeners' World Spring Fair at Beaulieu, with pickup near Morrisons.
A performance presented by HA Events Ltd at The Whitty Theatre Berkshire.