We had such a great time at The Hay Festival in May we're still talking about it...
But don't worry as it's back again! Over three days next weekend Hay-on-Wye will come alive with music, comedy, literature, art and more...
There are still tickets left, but be quick! Here's a few of the highlights...
Friday 28th November
8pm - Zoophonium - Electro Swing Trio at The Hay Castle
Live music of stomping Swing beats, bouncing bass and Charleston breaks. £8.00 in advance or £10.00 on the door.
10am-11.30am - Romina Chiappa, Alex Gooch and Liam Burgess
An artisan baker, a chocolatier and Welsh-Italian teach their tricks of the trade to make the best bread and pasta you've ever tasted. £7.00.
Saturday 29th November
12pm - Laura Bates talks to Francine Stock
The founder of the Everyday Sexism Project talks equality and women's rights in a modern society. £7.00.
3pm - Graham Swift talks to Peter Florence
With a new anthology that charts an intimate human geography with a touch of comedy, Swift discusses his work. £6.00.
4.30 pm - Tim Telling and Sam Barcroft
The editor of satirical website The Daily Mash discusses the boundaries (or lack thereof) of their media and its relentless appetite for a good story. £5.00.
Award-winning comedian takes to the stage discussing his identity crisis and more...£7.00.
Sunday 3oth November
In an interactive drawing workshop for 7-10 year olds, imaginations can run wild with the children's crime author. £4.00.
12.30pm - Wearable Vintage Fashion
Come and join a journey of fashion covering the 1920s to the 1980s with glitz and glamour. £5.00.
Local author, Adele Nozedar, discusses our national love affair with confectionary from the past to the present day, and how to make them at home! £5.00.
The acoustic tunes of this singer-songwriter closes the festival with style. £8.00.
