Enjoy an uplifting performance by local musical duo Kairos – musicians Anna Lockett and Jill Horner – as they take over Hay Castle’s Great Hall. Expect beautiful harp, flute and recorders together with romantic, folk, baroque and contemporary musical arrangements. Be sure not to miss this warm and heartening musical interlude!

Enjoy an uplifting performance by local musical duo Kairos – musicians Anna Lockett and Jill Horner – as they take over Hay Castle’s Great Hall. Expect beautiful harp, flute and recorders together with romantic, folk, baroque and contemporary musical arrangements. Be sure not to miss this warm and heartening musical interlude!

Best-selling singer-songwriter David Gray and conservationist Mary Colwell come together in a unique collaboration celebrating our emotional connection with nature.

They’ll mix conversation with live music from Gray, focusing in particular on their shared passion for the protection and conservation of the curlew. David Gray’s album White Ladder remains one of the bestselling British albums of the 21st century. He’ll perform his own songs, including some well-known favourites, in this very special evening to celebrate the natural world.

Experience the spine-tingling chills of the silent horror classic heightened by an electrifying live organ score, and thrill with suspense just as audiences did a hundred years ago.

The historic St Mary’s Church in Hay-on-Wye provides the atmospheric setting for this unique and immersive screening of The Phantom of the Opera, while organist and composer Father Richard Williams, former vicar of the church, provides a soaring live accompaniment on the Bevington Organ.

The film was first released in 1925, starring Lon Chaney as the phantom who haunts the Paris Opera House, causing murder and mayhem in an attempt to make the woman he loves a star.