Anthony Inglis and the National Symphony Orchestra 11 – 18 September 2023 M328A Eastbound Transatlantic
Literature Festival at Sea 19 – 26 November 2023 M335 Westbound Transatlantic
Find yourself absorbed in a true literary haven, surrounded by fellow book lovers, on board the Literature Festival at Sea. This event, curated by the programming team of The Times and The Sunday Times Cheltenham Literature Festival, sees authors, poets, journalists, critics, and historians unite, bringing the spirit of the Festival to your voyage. Guests include bestselling authors Pam Ayres, Lynda La Plante, Kate Mosse, Anthony Beevor, and Alan Titchmarsh; journalists Julia Wheeler, and Daniel Finkelstein; literary agent Luigi Bonomi; and former Home Secretary and author Alan Johnson, to name just a few. Start your morning with a daily dose of the news from The Times journalists, before losing yourself in thought-provoking conversation at workshops, Q&A sessions, and speaker events that cover all manner of subjects, both fact and fiction. Listen as literary greats discuss books, art, film, history, and politics, and meet your favourite writers at intimate book signings. Find bookish delights around every corner.
Immerse yourself in the exquisite world of classical music on this Event Voyage brought to you by eminent maestro Anthony Inglis, conducting the UK’s National Symphony Orchestra. You’ll gain a fascinating insight into the world of this celebrated and charismatic conductor, as he shares stories about his distinguished career. Delight in the opportunity to watch two superb evening performances of classical music, in the majestic Royal Court Theatre on board. Conducted by Anthony Inglis, the UK’s talented National Symphony Orchestra starts the week with a concert of all-American music, a performance that includes Gershwin’s evergreen Rhapsody in Blue. Then, before arrival in Southampton, these skilled musicians present a rapturous concert celebrating Best of British, an unforgettable evening of popular, stirring favourites filled with passion, colour, and entertainment. While a specially curated matinee performance brings together much-loved pieces from world-renowned European composers. A regular favourite in the Cunard calendar, this popular voyage never fails to delight and inspire.
Festival of Food and Wine 22 – 29 September 2023
M329E
Westbound Transatlantic Indulge in a truly unparalleled experience on Queen Mary 2’s first ever Festival of Food & Wine, in association with The Times and The Sunday Times. This unique Transatlantic Crossing offers the opportunity to become immersed in a world of gastronomic grandeur, with an impressive repertoire of guests on board, plus events to take part in. Be inspired by experts from the culinary world, such as Chef Michel Roux, legendary two Michelin-starred Chef Patron at Le Gavroche, and The Sunday Times columnist and award-winning wine writer Will Lyons, with more names to be announced. In addition to these famous faces, you’ll find our own talented chefs, sommeliers, and mixologists on hand to share their knowledge. Be privy to a fascinating glimpse behind the scenes and find out exactly what it takes to curate an exquisite Cunard menu. Find a tempting array of cooking demonstrations and wine pairings, and join culinary talent for talks, tastings, and Q&A sessions on all things gastronomical. Plus, exclusive to this crossing, dine like never before at The Verandah, where Chef Michel Roux, will bring the famous cuisine of Le Gavroche to sea for the very first time.*
Chef Michel Roux
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