Porsche Centre Reading to sponsor the Henley Literary Festival in October
19/7/2017
Porsche Centre Reading is delighted to announce that we will be sponsoring the Henley Literary Festival this year.
Since its inception in 2007, the Henley Literary Festival has established itself as one of the UK’s biggest book festivals. The festival takes place at venues across Henley-on-Thames with over 160 events from Monday 2 to Sunday 8 October including talks, Q&As, workshops and performances for adults and children.
The line-up features bestselling novelists Roddy Doyle, Katie Fforde, Joanne Harris and Paula Hawkins, with her follow-up to The Girl on the Train, who appear alongside speakers from the political, entertainment and sporting arenas including Russell Brand, Mary Berry, Phil Tufnell, June Sarpong, Fearne Cotton, Michael Parkinson, Princess Michael of Kent, Vince Cable and Chris Patten.
As part of our sponsorship, we will showcase the latest Porsche cars at our stand based in the prestigious Georgian mansion, Phyllis Court.
Sean Wilson, Centre Principal of Porsche Centre Reading, said "We are delighted to align ourselves with the Henley Literary Festival, now a must attend event having already secured a number of big name guests. We are very much looking forward to the festival and invite you to visit us at the stunning Phyllis Court where will feature vehicles from the Porsche model range.''
More acts will be announced between now and July when tickets go on sale.
Please call us on 0118 914 5448 or email info@porschereading.co.uk for more information about our involvement with the festival, or for any of your Porsche requirements.
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