St Peter’s School, York, will host a series of events for York Literature Festival this year for the first time since 2019.
The York Literature Festival was cancelled in 2020 and 2021 due to Covid restrictions, but the popular festival returns this year from 18-27 March with a fantastic programme of talks, six of which will be hosted by St Peter’s School, York.
The line-up of talks at St Peter’s School begins on Saturday 19 March with author Sarah Maine, and continues with an audience with the Yorkshire Shepherdess Amanda Owen on Sunday 20 March.
On Monday 21 March St Peter’s will welcome Jonathan Calvery and George Arbuthnott for a talk entitled ‘Failures of State: The Inside Story of Britain’s Battle with Coronavirus’, whilst activist and politician Magid Magid will talk about ‘The Art of Disruption’ on Friday 25 March.
Author and journalist Simon Jenkins will introduce the audience to ‘Europe’s 100 Best Cathedrals’ on Saturday 26 March before the programme of events concludes on Sunday 27 March with celebrated Scottish crime writer Val McDermid.
There are a limited number of tickets still available for all events, with the exception of Amanda Owen’s talk which is now sold out.
For tickets and further information, please visit the York Literature Festival website.
.JPG&command_2=resize&height_2=85 "Historian Greg Jenner Visits St Peter's School")
