Hay Festival Winter Weekend presented by the Tunbridge Wells Literary Festival through the use of livestreaming.

The Amelia Scott will be hosting a livestream viewing in the Upper Atrium of the Hay Festival Winter Weekend, live from Hay-on-Wye.

There will be huge selection of amazing writers and topics discussed, ranging from Jonathan Dimbleby discussing Stalin's role in winning WW2, through to Supervet Noel Fitzpatrick and Caroline Quentin on gardening.

Thursday 28^th November

18.30 – Kevin McCloud in conversation

 

Friday 29^th November

11.30 - Jonathan Dimbleby talks to David Olusoga

Endgame 1944 – How Stalin won the war

13.00 - Caroline Quentin talks to Tamsin Westhorpe

Drawn to the garden

14.30 - Ali Smith talks to Sarah Wood

Gliff

16.00 - David Spiegelhalter

The Art of Uncertainty

 

Saturday 30th November

10.00 - Carol Vorderman in conversation with David Olusoga

The mission to fix broken Britain

11.30 - Grace Dent talks to Oliver Bullough

Comfort eating

13.00 - Tom Mustill talks to Marnie Chesterton

How to speak whale: a voyage into the future of animal communication

14.30 - Lola Young in conversation with Paterson Joseph

Eight weeks

 

Sunday 1st December

10.00 - David Olusoga and Hay Festival guests

News review of the year

11.30 - Russell Kane

Pet selector! Aimed at a family audience, 7+ years

13.00 - Shaparak Khorsandi and Jordan Stephens talk to Adam Rutherford

Making sense of the chaos!

14.30 - Noel Fitzpatrick talks to Adam Rutherford

Dogs and their humans