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Win £100 worth of tickets to Henley Literary Festival with the Independent Culture newsletter

Win £100 worth of tickets to Henley Literary Festival with the Independent Culture newsletter

independent.co.uk 03.09.2026 16:58 2 views
Here’s your chance to win one of four £100 ticket bundles to the Henley Literary Festival, the UK’s celebrated event for authors, talks and cultural highlights

We’re giving away four sets of tickets worth £100 each to this year’s Henley Literary Festival – and here’s how you can win. Henley Literary Festival returns 2–11 October with more than 130 talks, performances and workshops across the town. Among this year’s headliners are Caitlin Moran, Jon Ronson, and Meera Syal.

Highlights span fiction, history, politics, food, sport and entertainment, with appearances from Sathnam Sanghera, Alexei Sayle, Lucy Worsley, Tony Adams, Maggie O'Farrell and more. For families, there’s Julia Donaldson with the eagerly anticipated return of The Gruffalo, as well as events with Dr Ranj Singh, Liz Pichon, Katie Kirby, Nick Sharratt and Pippa Goodhart. This competition is open exclusively to subscribers of the Independent Culture newsletter.

Delivered every Saturday, it’s your essential guide to the week in arts and culture – from the plays, galleries and exhibitions worth seeing to the TV show of the week, the best features, interviews and more. To be in with a chance of winning, simply . Winners will be contacted on the week beginning Monday 7 September to claim tickets for the festival subject to availability – see the full schedule here.

Sign up using the box at the top of this article, or click here, select the Culture tab, then Independent Culture, hit the ‘+’ sign, enter your email, and click ‘Sign up’. You’ll then start receiving your weekly culture highlights – and your chance to win tickets to one of the UK’s most celebrated literary festivals. Join thought-provoking conversations, follow other Independent readers and see their replies

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