The Laurel Prize: Panel and Prizegiving (Contains Strong Language Festival)

  • DATE

    25 September 2026

  • TIME

    7:00 pm to 8:30 pm

  • AGES

    All ages welcome

  • PRICE

    Free (Booking Required)

Ahead of the Laurel Prize-giving event, meet this year’s shortlisted poets in a special event chaired by Fellow of the Royal Society of Literature and Professor of Creative Writing at Manchester Metropolitan University, Helen Mort.

Discover poems from the best environmental collections of the year, and hear discussion on writing nature poetry and its importance and potential during a time of climate emergency.

Chair of judges David Morley hosts the culminating event of the Laurel Prize 2026, recognising the year’s best nature or environmental poetry book. Featuring readings from all 5 shortlisted poets and a live announcement of this year’s winning writer.

Potential for strong language or serious themes discussed.

Presented by the BBC and the National Poetry Centre
Start time: 7pm
Run time: 90 minutes

If you wish to book a wheelchair space, or have any access-related requests, please contact our box office team on 0161 876 2015 to discuss your requirements and make your booking.


Please note, a ticket booking confirmation does not guarantee your entry to this event. Entrance will be granted on a first come, first serve basis on the day.