Reading Waterfest 2025. Reading Water Fest brochure 2024 by Reading Council Issuu The event sees live performances, workshops, activities, and talks within the ruins of the. Abbey Ruins Revealed The event takes place in the Forbury Gardens, Abbey Ruins and along The Kennet, between Chestnut Walk and the Riverside Museum
RBC Waterfest Reading Borough Council News from media.reading.gov.uk
Reading is located on the Kennet Canal in Berkshire and every year they celebrate this wonderful waterway with an annual festival - Water Fest! Showing off the Kennet Canal in all its glory, along with the gorgeous and historic spots on its towpath, a complete programme of fun, music, dance and activities takes place in June. Water Fest is Reading's way of celebrating and showing off the Kennet Canal in all its glory, along with the gorgeous and historic spots on its towpath
RBC Waterfest Reading Borough Council News
Saturday 28 June 2025, 11am - 5pm Forbury Gardens, Reading Abbey Ruins, Chestnut Walk and Riverside Walk Back again for its 36th year, Water Fest celebrates and shows off the Kennet and Avon Canal in all its glory, as well as the many historic spots that can be found along the towpath. Reading Borough Council is teaming with the Kennet and Avon Canal Trust to explore the history of the canal and the surrounding area, including Reading Abbey Water Fest returns to celebrate and show off the Kennet and Avon Canal in all its glory, as well as the many historic spots that can be found along the towpath
Waterfest 2025 Lineup Meaning Jennifer Wright. In 2018 the Abbey Ruins reopened as part of the £3.15m Reading Abbey Revealed project, supported by the National Lottery Heritage Fund and Historic England Water Fest returns to celebrate and show off the Kennet and Avon Canal in all its glory, as well as the many historic spots that can be found along the towpath
Water Fest As Popular As Ever For 35th Year Reading Borough Council News. Reading Water Fest Saturday 28 June 2025 11am - 5pm Along the Kennet and Forbury Gardens, Reading Town Centre When Reading Abbey was founded 900 years ago by King Henry I of England, it was one of Europe's largest monasteries