Yuval Noah Harari, Richard Dawkins, Roger Penrose and Sabine Hossenfelder headline HowTheLightGetsIn Hay 2022, 2-5 June

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Save the date: Yuval Noah Harari, Richard Dawkins, Roger Penrose and Sabine Hossenfelder headline the world's largest ideas and music festival, returning home to the idyllic embankment of the River Wye this 2-5 June and streaming online.

 

Against the backdrop of talks and debates from pioneering thinkers, HowTheLightGetsIn always promises a party. With over 450 speakers and performers, 300 events and 12 stages, including music from three-time Grammy award-nominees Groove Armada, and Mercury-award winner and nominees Talvin Singh and Django Django, this isn’t one to miss.

 

Whether it’s debates, talks, academy sessions, wellbeing yoga, an exploration of the cosmos, philosophy breakfasts or late night parties that take your fancy, there’s something for everyone. Explore the full programme here.

 

Itching to get planning? Book your tickets and accommodation here with 20% off using discount code SCIAM20.

 

If you can’t make it Hay to soak up the full festival atmosphere in person, don’t despair - with an online ticket you can still enjoy many of our headline debates.

 

We can’t wait to welcome you. HowTheLightGetsIn Team.
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