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Arts Richmond Literature Festival 2026

Arts Richmond Literature Festival returns to The Exchange this Autumn!

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Please contact the box office on  0208 240 2399  or email exchangetwickenham@stmarys.ac.uk to request tickets for Arts Richmond Literature Festival 2026.

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When Every Wednesday in November at 7:30PM

Tickets £15

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Arts Richmond is a voluntary organisation and independent charity with 100+ affiliated societies, based in the borough of Richmond upon Thames.

Arts Richmond Literature Festival: Elly Griffiths
Sundays Times best-selling author talking about her new book: ’The Killing Time’
Wednesday 4 November | 7:30PM

Arts Richmond Literature Festival: Alwyn Turner
Alwyn Turner talking about his book ‘A Shell Shocked Nation’, Britain Between Wars.
Wednesday 11 Nov 2026 | 7:30PM

Arts Richmond Literature Festival: Andrew Lownie

Talking about his new book ‘Entitled’ The Rise and Fall of the House of York.
Wednesday 18 November | 7:30PM

Arts Richmond Literature Festival: Julian Lloyd Webber
Talking about his book ‘Bows & Arrows The Autobiography’.
Wednesday 25 November | 7:30PM

Tickets £15
10% off for Arts Richmond Members

Arts Richmond represent the voluntary arts sector on the borough council’s Arts Advisory Forum, and provide a wide variety of services and events aimed at promoting local arts and cultural activity so that people know what’s on and how to get involved in the thriving local arts and cultural scene.

Their objectives:

  • Promotion of arts activity in the borough, especially the activities of our affiliated societies
  • Stimulate participation in cultural activity, in particular through competitions and exhibitions, encouraging individual activity
  • Encouragement of accessibility to events for all member of the community
  • Encouragement of diversity of participation by performers and audiences

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