30 Silver Street, Reading, RG1 2ST

This Weekend's Events (8th to 10th April)

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Hi Everyone

As regular as those pizza leaflets through your letter box, those PPI refund messages on your phone and the "shocking" "news" that people with a lot of money sometimes keep it overseas, we're back once again to tell you about all things Rising Sun related this coming weekend!

On Friday we have none other than THE BIG UNTIDY NIGHT OUT

The Big Untidy Night Out specialises in bringing new unusual talent into the Rising Sun.  Singers, songwriters, poets, punk outfits, ambient experimentalists, sensational cellists and demonic banjo-players…the possibilities are endless.

April's instalment sees the return of PAULA CURTIS to the Big Untiidy alongside the excellent young singer/songwriter DANIEL EAGLE. We are also chuffed to announce SEASONS IN SHORTHAND will be joining us, as well as one half of Big Untidy favourites The Scattered Few...Mr ANDY MOIR... in a new solo project

We're open at 8pm and it'll cost you a paltry £5 on the door to get in.

On Saturday afternoon we have the YELLOW TEAPOT CAFE

A new monthly cafe all about community, cake and cups of tea!  Also a showcase for local artists with work on display and everyone welcome!
 
We're open form 12pm to 2pm and it's absolutely FREE to get in

That’s everything for another week, just to remind you that we are, as always, at 30 Silver Street, Reading, RG1 2ST (If you pop it into your satnav or Google, we shall magically appear!)

Have a nice weekend!

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