 Immerse yourself in history with a day out in the 17th Century with The Earl Rivers Regiment Muster (Members of The Sealed Knot).
Witness reenactors training to use swords, muskets and pikes and visit some of the tradesmen and civilians who accompanied the armies. Plus Living History demonstrations inside Shaw House.
Shaw House | Saturday 8 March | 11am – 4pm | Free | No need to book
Learn practical techniques within your reach to silence self-criticism, cultivate self-compassion, and build self-confidence. Discover how to apply the timeless wisdom of Buddhist meditation to foster positive thinking and improve your life. Be guided through meditation practices to help you face life’s challenges with courage and resilience.
Shaw House | Thursday 13 March | 7.30 – 8.45pm | £10
For 75 years, AWE has proudly played a role of critical national importance; helping deliver the UK’s nuclear deterrent. In 1950, Aldermaston became the site of the UK Government’s Atomic Weapons Programme, initially named ‘High Explosive Research’, under the supervision of Manhattan Project veteran William Penney.
Join Garry George to hear an overview of AWE’s history and its role in UK security.
West Berkshire Museum | Wednesday 19 March | 1pm | Free
 Treasure has a long and interesting history. From the Romans to now there has been different meanings to the word, both physical and abstract. This talk by Dr Philip Smither looks at how Treasure has changed through the centuries, what it means today and how finds from West Berkshire fit into this picture.
West Berkshire Museum | Wednesday 19 March | 7pm | £5
Acclaimed musicians Chris Green and Sophie Matthews present 600 years of musical history in 90 minutes!
Beginning in the Middle Ages and ending up in the 20th century (and incorporating everything in between!) this fun and fast-moving show is a whistle-stop tour of Western musical history.
Shaw House | Friday 21 March | Doors 6pm | Performance 7pm | Adult £12 Child £6
 Join Belfast born artist Heather McAteer to hear about the inspiration behind her new exhibition of works on paper ‘This Must Be The Place’.
Heather will be available to chat to visitors about her process and ideas and answer any questions about the work. This event is free to drop in (no need to book).
West Berkshire Museum | Saturday 22 March | 1.30pm-3.30pm | Free, drop-in
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