Sunday Series Line-up Revealed!
World Renowned Violinist Features in Harrogate Sunday Series Nicola Benedetti, described by Classic FM as
Raworths Review – Stop The Clocks
Carmelita Ardren reviews Joan Bakewell's Stop The Clocks, 'a wry, yet tender, reflection on Joan’s life'.
Raworths Review – The Dancing Detective
Lucy Westmoreland reviews Ann's crime novel inspired by her appearance on Strictly Come Dancing.
Raworths Review – The Rise of the Outsiders
Rachel Tunnicliffe reviews a fascinating book exploring seismic shifts in the political landscape.
RHLF – Politics, Psychology, History and more…
Banish Autumn chills with four exceptional days of exhilarating literature and inspiring talks from the worlds of TV, Politics, Psychology, History and more
What you need to know!
Show Times Doors to the Royal Hall will open at 19:30. A call for Friends
Burlesque to Tantalise Harrogate
Harrogate International Festivals is tempting audiences to join one of the most exciting showgirl artists
Jay Phelps signed by ROPEADOPE
Congratulations to Jay Phelps, our Guest Curator from our Spiegeltent Festival last year, who has
Dan Brown to Make Exclusive UK Appearance in Harrogate
Tickets are now on sale for Harrogate International Festivals’ exclusive UK launch of Dan Brown’s,
Raworths Review – Village News by Tom Fort
Jonathan Mortimer explores what is happening in our village communities in the face of a changing world.
Raworths Review – 101 Gins
A very skillfully curated selection of gins, put together by a real expert on the subject.
Raworths Review – Jenni Murray
Discover the names and causes of some well-known but largely overlooked female historical figures
Raworths Review – Revolting!
What is the role of democracy in the world today and is it under threat?
Harrogate welcomes Lady Carnarvon; the real countess of Downton Abbey
Join best-selling author and the real Countess of Downton Abbey, Lady Carnarvon for a very
Raworths Review – Strange Death of Europe
The question of Europe has dominated British politics for the past two years. It is the defining issue of the current era.
Raworths Review – The Wild Other by Clover Stroud
The author, Clover Stroud, uses her expertise as a writer and journalist to bring her dark and turbulent past into vivid technicolour.
Raworths Review – Ayesha’s Gift by Martin Sixsmith
Ayesha's Gift is the story of a second-generation Pakistani woman, Ayesha Rahman, who is searching for answers to her questions.
Please Note: The Box Office is closed this week
The Box Office will be closed from Monday 7th to Friday 11th August. We will resume normal
Raworths Review – A Boy Made of Blocks by Keith Stuart
In his debut novel Keith Stuart takes us on a father's journey to understanding and
Box Office Opening Hours (31st July – 11th August)
Please note, the Box Office will be open 10am-4pm from Monday 31st July to Friday