Celebrate 10 Exhibition
Newark Library Newark Library, Beaumond Gardens, Baldertongate, NewarkExplore the archives of Newark Book Festival as we celebrate 10 years of the town's literary event with an exhibition at Newark Library throughout July.
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The Lone Husky – Hannah Gold
Palace Theatre Palace Theatre, Appleton Gate, NewarkHear about Hannah Gold’s latest beautiful novel, The Lone Husky at this Newark Book Festival Schools and Home Educated Programme event.
Open Doors Poetry with Leanne Moden
National Civil War Centre (Upstairs) National Civil War Centre, 14 Appleton Gate, NewarkJoin resident poet Leanne Moden for some wordy arts and crafts and see her work as part of the Open Doors programme.
Gathered Leaves, Exhibition at Vibrant Matter
Vibrant Matter Vibrant Matter, 4 Stodman Street, NewarkVisit Newark's newest contemporary art gallery for a specially curated exhibition for Newark Book Festival, Gathered Leaves.
Beyond the Blue – Dear Emily
Newark Library Meeting Room Beaumond Gardens, Balderton Gate, NewarkReturning to Newark Book Festival for a fourth year, Beyond the Blue presents their brand-new show, Dear Emily.
The Kingdom of Tigers – Felicity Yeoh
St Mary Magdalene Church Church Walk, NewarkJoin children's author Felicity Yeoh for a morning of musical suitcase production of The Kingdom of Tigers at St Mary Magdalene Church at Newark Book Festival.
Own the Awkward – Simon James Green
Palace Theatre Palace Theatre, Appleton Gate, NewarkBook your class' seats for an afternoon with author Simon James Green at Palace Theatre, where he'll talk about his latest teen books, and everything hilarious and awkward about growing up.
Sherwood Boys – Michael Somerville
Newark Library Meeting Room Beaumond Gardens, Balderton Gate, NewarkJoin Author and Military Historian Michael Somerville at Newark Book Festival, as he delves into his story about the Sherwood Boys.
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Great Art Explained – James Payne
Palace Theatre Palace Theatre, Appleton Gate, NewarkSpend the evening with gallerist, curator, and writer James Payne during Newark Book Festival, reframing how we see art in his captivating talk, Great Art Explained.