Events

10 - 1pm, Third Sunday of each Month. Join us for a fun and therapeutic Lego-building session hosted by The Therapy wise Foundation and ELSA. Parents can relax with food or drinks nearby while remaining available if needed. Let’s create, share, and enjoy together!

Every Tuesday (except every 3rd Tuesday) 7pm - 8:30pm. Open to all, whether you're a professional singer or you've never sung before. Come together to sing songs for the earth! Globe at Hay.

An award-winning musician whose formidable talent on the piano is nearly matched with his abilities as a raconteur. His playing credits include The Chamber Ensemble of London, Cleo Laine and John Dankworth, Herbie Flowers and the Pasadena Roof Orchestra.

Leylanding, Reuben Myles Tyghe's second album as Reuben's Daughters, pushes his sound into new places; recalling The Sea and Cake's post-rock, Gruff Rhys' chamber-pop, and The Beta Band's acoustic moments. He and his six-piece band tour this summer, including Glastonbury 2025 and the Globe at Hay.

Bringing our 2025 season to a lively finale, the exciting Mikeleiz-Zucchi Duo of saxophonist David Zucchi and Spanish accordionist Iñigo Mikeleiz-Berrade perform a series of dance and traditional music. Music by Bach, Couperin, Granados, Piazzolla, Sweeney and Paxton amongst others. Vist website

Join Hay Festival Winter Weekend from 26–30 November 2025, taking place in the grounds of Hay Castle in the renowned booktown of Hay-on-Wye. Immerse yourself in events showcasing over 70 acclaimed writers and performers taking part in over 60 events, launching the best new fiction and non-fiction, offering creative solutions to some of the biggest challenges of our time, and spreading festive joy in conversations, candle-lit storytelling, comedy, music, and workshops. The full line-up of artists will be revealed at noon on Tuesday 23 September.

Hay Festival welcomes writers, readers, thinkers and dreamers of all ages for 11 days of events and activities. Launching the best new fiction and non-fiction, while offering insights and debate around significant global issues, the programme sees writers, policy makers, pioneers and innovators take part from around the world, offering big thinking and bold ideas. The site is free to enter with on stage events ticketed individually, with more than 600 in-person events, there’s something for everyone.