Take your pick from our latest online events, all free, £5 or £7.50. Not free on the night? No problem. Buy a ticket and you can catch up for 48 hours after the event happens. |
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We’re marking LGBT+ History Month with writers, artists and activists streamed live to your living room. There’s still time to sign up for tonight’s Life Drawing with Alison Bechdel. Or discover the life and work of ‘the poet of the revolution’, James Baldwin, on Wednesday 24 February. |
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Sultana’s Dream with Monica Ali, Tahmima Aman, Nasima Bee and Leesa Gazi |
Monday 22 February, 19.30, FREE
In the year that Bangladesh turns 50, leading writers explore the astonishing utopian story Sultana’s Dream and fiction since from across the Bangladeshi diaspora. |
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Brian Cox and Ann Druyan: Cosmos, Voyager and the Golden Record |
Tuesday 23 February, 19.30, £5
Take an interstellar adventure with two of the foremost voices in space science, Ann Druyan and Brian Cox, as they discuss life, the universe and (nearly) everything in between. |
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Thursday 4 March, 18.30, FREE
Part of Leeds Lit Fest, join our lively panel discussion celebrating the life and work of prize-winning Small Island novelist Andrea Levy as we mark our acquisition of her archive. |
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Joyce Carol Oates: Cardiff, by the Sea |
Thursday 11 March, 19.30, FREE
The legendary American writer and teacher Joyce Carol Oates shares insights from her prodigious body of work and from her latest collection of four new novellas, Cardiff, by the Sea. |
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Michael Rosen in Conversation |
Monday 22 March, 19.30, FREE
In the aftermath of his battle with COVID-19, author and poet Michael Rosen talks about love, life and the NHS, and celebrates the power of community and the people who keep us well. |
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