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Autumn Festival 2022

Events rescheduled from September to November and December

The world’s finest musicians and writers gather to delight festival audiences and celebrate Windsor's special place as a Royal town.

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Elizabeth: An Intimate Portrait with Gyles Brandreth

4pm, Saturday 10th December 2022

Gyles Brandreth returns to Windsor to speak on his biography of Queen Elizabeth II which is published on 8th December.

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Literary Highlights

The Life of Elizabeth II: Literary Tea With Robert Hardman

With original insights from family, friends and staff, Royal Archives, Robert Hardman tells the life story of the most famous woman in the world.

3pm, Monday 28th NovemberCoworth Park, Ascot

Act of Oblivion

Robert Harris, author of 14 bestselling novels, returns to Windsor with his latest thriller, an epic journey across continents, and a chase like no other.

5pm, Sunday 4th DecemberThe Old Court, Windsor

Elizabeth: An Intimate Portrait with Gyles Brandreth

Gyles Brandreth returns to Windsor to speak on his biography of Queen Elizabeth II which is published on 8th December.

4pm, Saturday 10th December Holy Trinity Garrison Church

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Programme Alterations

The following events have been rescheduled:

  • The Life of Elizabeth II: Literary Tea with Robert Hardman (Monday 28th November)
  • Men-At-Alms: Six Centuries of The Military Knights of Windsor (Sunday 4th December)
  • Act of Oblivion (Sunday 4th December)

The following events have been postponed and are awaiting confirmation from artist / venues for new dates:

  • Agatha Christie: A Very Elusive Woman
  • Music of Windsor & Eton
  • Celebrating with John Rutter
  • London Mozart Players
  • Philharmonia with Marin Alsop

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