The Orangery: Sunday Assembly – Lindsey Hilsum leads a commemoration for those in conflict, with contributions from Denise Gough, Fiona Shaw, and William Sieghart.
The Rookery: Kinship – Manchán Magan and William Dalrymple discuss cultural ties between Ireland and India.
The Owlery: Many Lives and Afterlives – Bridget Hourican explores the life of James Clarence Mangan, Ireland’s ‘forgotten national poet.’

Bookshop: Book signings – Manchán Magan, William Dalrymple, Bridget Hourican.

The Orangery: My Mother, Edna O’Brien – Carlo Gébler and Margaret Drabble reflect on Edna O’Brien’s literary legacy.
The Rookery: Earth Shakers and Makers – Merlin Sheldrake and Helen Macdonald explore the world of fungi.
The Owlery: Those Long Uneven Lines – Max Hastings and Geoff Dyer discuss the Great War.
The Ballroom: What to Do With a Boy’s Rage? – Alan Bradley and Catherine Prasifka examine young men’s involvement in extremist spaces.
The Chapel: Becoming an Unbeliever – Rebecca Goldstein revisits her journey from religion to atheism.

Bookshop: Book signings – Carlo Gébler, Margaret Drabble, Merlin Sheldrake, Helen Macdonald, Rebecca Goldstein, Max Hastings, Geoff Dyer, Jane Ohlmeyer.

The Orangery: Our Lives in Exile – Andrei Soldatov and Irina Borogan discuss Russian investigations and exile.
The Rookery: Music, Once and Again – Glen Hansard and Joe Boyd share musical stories.
The Owlery: As True as the Sun Will Rise – Donal Ryan revisits themes from A Spinning Heart.
The Ballroom: Cracking Mysteries – John Banville and Una Mannion discuss literary crime.
The Chapel: Comics Journalism – Joe Sacco and Ben Anderson explore visual storytelling in journalism.

Bookshop: Book signings – Rupert Everett, Joe Boyd, John Banville, Una Mannion, Joe Sacco, Donal Ryan.

The Orangery: Of Children, Animals, and Hunger Artists – Kristin Scott Thomas performs Kafka’s short stories.
The Rookery: Peripheral Thinking – William Kentridge reflects on transformation and artistic self-deception.
The Owlery: Greek to Me – Ferdia Lennon and Rebecca Goldstein discuss ancient Greece and its modern relevance.
The Ballroom: The Trauma of the Troubles – Eoin McNamee and Carlo Gébler discuss Northern Ireland’s troubled history.
The Chapel: When the Past is Haunted by the Present – Adania Shibli explores the aftermath of a 1949 Palestinian massacre.

Bookshop: Book signings – William Kentridge, Ferdia Lennon, Rebecca Goldstein, Carlo Gébler, Adania Shibli.

The Orangery: Ideas Change History – Steven Pinker and John Micklethwait discuss cognitive psychology.
The Rookery: Dreaming of Daniel – Jerry Fish performs a tribute to Daniel Johnston.
The Owlery: These Daydreams Persisted Like an Alternate Life – Paul Murray and Clair Wills explore storytelling and cultural history.

Front of the House: Tooting and Parping – A brass band performance by Code of Behaviour.