Cunard Shares More Details About 2026 Themed Event Voyages

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Sarah Kuta

by Sarah Kuta
Last updated: 3:50 PM ET, Wed April 16, 2025

Cunard is revealing part of its 2026 line-up of themed “Event Voyages.”

These special cruises include hands-on workshops, performances and other activities featuring performers and experts from around the globe. The voyages are intended to “celebrate the very finest in entertainment, culture and wellness,” says Katie McAlister, president of Cunard.

“We're incredibly excited to be welcoming back a number of Cunard favorites that our guests know and love, alongside new experiences that we're sure will surprise and delight,” she adds. “We're so proud of our iconic Event Voyages, which truly embody the spirit of Cunard and combine world-class entertainment with thought-provoking enrichment.”

From May through November, the cruise line will offer five of these seven-night itineraries.

London Theatre at Sea with the Olivier Awards, departing May 22: Curated by Julian Bird, the transatlantic crossing voyage will include performances and events featuring theater pros. 

Sail4th 250 Celebrations, departing July 3: Offered in partnership with Sail4th 250, this cruise will celebrate America’s 250th anniversary. 

Wellness at Sea, departing July 5: Offered in partnership with Harper's Bazaar onboard Queen Anne, this voyage will feature leading experts in health and well-being.

Anthony Inglis & the National Symphony Orchestra, departing September 5: Designed for classical music lovers, this sailing features maestro Anthony Inglis and the UK's National Symphony Orchestra. 

Literature Festival at Sea, departing November 28: Created in partnership with Cheltenham Literature Festival, this literary-themed sailing will include authors, journalists, historians and fellow book lovers, participating in Q&A sessions, themed events and book signings.


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