#RaworthsLitFest PubLit Crawl

10 October – 23 October 2022The Crown Hotel, HarrogateNo need to book, whilst stocks last

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This isn’t your regular pub crawl – work your way across town and grab yourself a free book from some of Harrogate’s best-loved businesses.

Simply pop in to any of the destinations on the map below, place your order and tell them you’re part of the #RaworthsLitFest PubLit Trail, and claim your free book*!

*Limited number available, whilst stock lasts

Who’s taking part?

Harrogate International Festivals Office (HG1 1DB) – Mon-Fri, 10-5 only

The Inn at Cheltenham Parade (HG1 1DB)

The Little Ale House (HG1 1DH)

The Crown Hotel (HG1 2RZ)

 

Caffe Marconi (HG1 1LX)

Everyman Harrogate (HG1 1HQ)

Spirit of Harrogate (HG1 2TJ)

The West Park (HG1 1BJ)

The PubLit Trail is part of the Raworths Harrogate Literature Festival. View the full programme below and book now…

Thursday 20 October 2022
 5.30pm For the Good of the World with A.C. Grayling | 7.00pm Stephen May: Sell Us The Rope | 8.30pm What Muslims And Non-Muslims Get Wrong About Each Other with Sarfraz Manzoor

Saturday 22 October 2022
10.00am A Trip to Lullaby Beach with Stella Duffy | 11.30am Yoga For Writing: Yoga Workshop with Stella Duffy | 11.30am Ronnie Archer-Morgan: Would it surprise you to know…? | 1.00pm How To Have Better Conversations with Nihal Arthanayake | 2.30pm Generation COVID-19 | 4.00pm The Kings & Queens of England with Peter Snow and Ann MacMillan | 5.30pm What Next for British Politics | 7.00pm The Birth of Pop with Bob Stanley | 8.30pm An evening with Chris Ryan

Friday 21 October 2022
4.00pm On This Day In Politics with Iain Dale | 5.30pm Hope & Fear in the Social Smartphone Era with Rory Cellan-Jones | 7.00pm Fake History with Otto English

Sunday 23 October 2022
10.00am How to Reach a Nature-Friendly Future with Philip Lymbery | 11.30am Lady Brenda Hale, Spider Woman | 1.00pm Back Gardens Lost Treasures with Dr Chloë Duckworth | 2.30pm A Hare-Marked Moon: From Bhutan to Yorkshire with the Earl of Harewood David Lascelles | 4.30pm Robert Harris: Act of Oblivion