Saturday 1 April

Jem Poster and Sarah Burton

Only Connect: A One-Day Writing Workshop SOLD OUT

Tim Harford

Messy: How to be Creative and Resilient in a Tidy-minded World SOLD OUT

Rebecca Abrams

The Jewish Journey: 4000 Years in 22 Objects SOLD OUT

Bryony Gordon Interviewed by Hannah Beckerman

Mad Girl: A Happy Life with a Mixed-Up Mind

Garth Nix

Frogkisser

Frank Dikötter

The Chancellor’s Lecture. The People’s Trilogy :  A History of China

JAKe and Tom Huddleston

Star Wars: The Force is With Us

Peter Stothard Interviewed by Alec Russell

The Senecans: Four Men and Margaret Thatcher and Seneca’s Lessons for the Trumpian Age

Holly Smale Interviewed by

How to be Geek and Chic

Min Kym Interviewed by Gwenan Edwards

Gone: A Girl, a Violin, a Life Unstrung – with Performance

Wendy Meddour and Mina May Chaired by Nicolette Jones

The Wendy Quill Books

LEGO

LEGO Star Wars Build SOLD OUT

William Chislett

The Challenges Facing the ‘New’ Spain SOLD OUT

Alexandra Shulman Interviewed by Sali Hughes

Inside Vogue:  A Diary of my 100th Year

David Tang Interviewed by Jane Owen

How I Conquered the World with Good Manners

Maria Rosa Antognazza

Leibniz: A Very Short Introduction

Tours of Oxford Centre for Islamic Studies

Rosalind Jana and Polly Peters Chaired by Claire Armitstead

Notes on Being Teenage: Does Writing Run in the Family?

George Manginis

Mount Sinai: A History of Travellers and Pilgrims

Alastair Lack

Literary Oxford with Alastair Lack SOLD OUT

Hilary Mantel and Diarmaid MacCulloch

The British Academy Lecture: Thomas Cromwell

Bill Emmott Interviewed by Sarah Gordon

The Fate of the West: The Decline and Revival of the World’s Most Valuable Political Idea SOLD OUT

Richard Ovenden and David Tang

John Thomson’s Illustrations of China and its People – A Masterclass

Nicholas Lander Interviewed by Natalie Whittle

On the Menu: The World’s Favourite Piece of Paper

Karl Byrne

The Science of Star Wars SOLD OUT

Nilanjana Roy Interviewed by Isabel Berwick

On Building Imaginary Worlds

Lucy Kellaway Interviewed by Mike Skapinker

NowTeach: Why I am Leaving a Top Job at the FT for Teaching SOLD OUT

Peter Frankopan and Stephen King Chaired by Christopher Davies

Changing Global Order and the Rise of the East

Piers Torday and Moira Young Chaired by Imogen Russell Williams

Once Upon a Journey

Sali Hughes Interviewed by Gemma Cairney

Pretty Iconic: The Beauty Products that Changed the World

Oliver Ford Davies and Miranda Emmerson Chaired by Nicolette Jones

Fathers and Daughters – Shakespeare and Beyond SOLD OUT

Rob Armstrong, Robin Lane Fox , Jonathan Derbyshire , Sarah Gordon and Isabel Berwick

FT Live Leader Debate

Christopher Taylor

Socrates: A Very Short Introduction

Sarah Morris and Nick Guthrie Chaired by Sue Saville

Sue Lloyd Roberts: The War on Women

Sarah Crossan and Brian Conaghan Chaired by Anna James

We Come Apart

Paul Vanderbroeck and Oriane Kets de Vries Chaired by Suzi Feay

Too Feminine or Not Feminine Enough? How Authenticity can Get Women to the Top

Jeremy Paxman Interviewed by Alec Russell

The Art of the Interview in the Post-Truth Age SOLD OUT

Maureen Lipman and Jeremiah Tower Introduced by

Black Tie Literary Dinner: Hosted by Christopher Davies of HSBC

Paul Henry and Brian Briggs

The Glass Aisle: Poetry and Song