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Wed, 3 Sep

100 EVENT CELEBRATION DRINKS & MEET THE WRITERS

To celebrate the 100th event in UnHerd’s programme, join some of our favourite contributors for a special evening of drinks and debate with fellow free thinkers. Aris Roussinos & Nina Power will hold a live dialogue on the subject of tribalism and the value of clubs, to get the conversation started. Ticket price includes a welcome drink!

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Tue, 16 Sep

Mara Yamauchi & Sharron Davies: Has sport betrayed women?

As the tide of public opinion turns on transgender athletes and female sports stars demand equal treatment, the question of the future of women’s sport is more vital than ever. Join elite marathon runner Mara Yamauchi and Olympian swimmer Sharron Davies for a live discussion and audience Q&A, in partnership with SEEN in Sport.

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Tue, 23 Sep

Paul Kingsnorth: Against the Machine

To mark the release of his new book ‘Against the Machine’, Paul Kingsnorth offers his account of the technological-cultural matrix that has overtaken the West. How did the spiritual and economic roots of techno-capitalism become perverted into an all-encompassing regime? Discussing everything from eco-activism to the AI explosion, join UnHerd for this exclusive book launch event.

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Mon, 29 Sep

Live at Labour Party Conference – An audience with Lord Maurice Glasman

*Please note that this event is not at the UnHerd Club. It will be at the Labour Party conference in Liverpool.*

VENUE: Camp & Furnace, 67 Greenland St, Liverpool L1 0BY

As right-wing parties gain ground, immigration, crime and community have become talking points for the British left. Did the man behind Blue Labour see it coming?

Starting at 4pm, Lord Maurice Glasman joins UnHerd Editor-in-Chief Freddie Sayers for a special live event just outside the secure zone of the Labour Party conference in Liverpool.

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Mon, 13 Oct

DEBATE: This house believes Thatcherism was good for Britain

On her 100th birthday, UnHerd asks what legacy the Iron Lady still has in the Britain of 2025. Join us for what promises to be a lively debate on Thatcherism, with an all-star cast of speakers from both sides of the divide. A full lineup will be announced in September, but this is your chance to nab seats at our notoriously fast-selling debate series!

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Mon, 20 Oct

Who’s your Daddy? Fatherhood in a post-family culture

With rapidly declining birthrates across the Western world and the systematic dismantling of patriarchal family traditions, what will become of fatherhood? Writer Wessie du Toit, UnHerd’s Max Mitchell and Fat White Family frontman Lias Saoudi have all recently become first-time dads. Join them for an evening of frank conversation and big questions about what it means to parent in these anti-paternal times.

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Mon, 3 Nov

Pascal vs Descartes: Where did the Enlightenment go wrong?

Rene Descartes and Blaise Pascal, both 17th century French philosophers, tussled between truth-seeking rationalism and the role of faith and emotion in human experience. This tug of war continues today and to bring some light to its contemporary relevance, join theologian James Orr and former Bishop of Kensington Graham Tomlin for this exclusive live conversation at the UnHerd Club.

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