Arlington Arts Centre, nestled on the outskirts of Newbury, England, boasts an eclectic lineup of performances and activities designed to entertain and inspire audiences of all ages and interests while fostering and supporting emerging talent.

Established in 2006 by Mary Hare, Arlington Arts Centre plays a pivotal role in supporting the mission and values of the largest school for deaf children in the UK. The venue provides students from Mary Hare School with learning and performance spaces throughout the school day, whilst supporting the organisation with their programme of events generating revenue. To find out more about Mary Hare please visit the Mary Hare website.

The centre offers a dynamic array of performances and events, spanning music, theatre, dance, comedy, and visual arts. Renowned artists from across the globe grace its stage, while local and rising talent finds a nurturing platform to showcase their skills. Whether it’s a captivating theatre production, an electrifying musical performance, or an engaging workshop, Arlington Arts consistently delivers memorable experiences for audiences of all ages.

Past performers include K.T. Tunstall, Michael Mcintyre, Russell Howard, and King King.

Beyond its role as a premier entertainment venue, Arlington Arts is deeply committed to arts education and outreach. Through partnerships with schools and community organisations, it seeks to ignite creativity and cultivate a lifelong appreciation for the arts.

The centre’s facilities include a state-of-the-art theatre, gallery foyer and versatile meeting spaces, providing a welcoming environment for both artists, audiences and corporate hirers alike. Its picturesque surroundings, including the adjacent woodland and fields further enhance the overall experience, inviting visitors to immerse themselves in art and nature.

Arlington Arts Centre continues to entertain and inspire with its unwavering commitment to artistic excellence and community engagement.