Hay Festival After Hours: Bristol
Bristol Beacon
Experience Hay Festival live at Bristol Beacon in a one-off night of readings, performances and provocations to celebrate a world of different.
Hosted by Bristol based historian David Olusoga, the evening will see Princeton historian Fara Dabhoiwala share insights from his new book What is Free Speech? The History of a Dangerous Idea; poet and writer Vanessa Kisuule previews her study on musicians and the cost of fame, Neverland; and Professor of Neuropsychology Catherine Loveday explores the link between music and memory.
This is a chance to experience all the highs of the world-famous event in one magical evening. You'll leave inspired and entertained.
Join us for a night to remember!
Hay Festival is pleased to be working with Bristol Beacon to present After Hours. Bristol Beacon is a music charity, renowned venue and award-winning music education hub, with a city-wide programme of live music, creative learning opportunities and community engagement
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This event is supported by Unwin Charitable Trust and run in partnership with Bristol Beacon.
