Beyond Darwin in Manchester 2026

What if everything you've been taught about evolution, competition, and human nature could be reframed? On Wednesday, November 25, 2026, at Albert Hall in Manchester, you're invited to step beyond the Darwinian model and into a radically different understanding of how life actually works—and how you can harness that knowledge to thrive.

Beyond Darwin brings together cutting-edge science and practical wisdom, exploring epigenetics, quantum physics, and the hidden power of belief to shape not just our biology, but our collective future. This isn't abstract philosophy; it's a multimedia exploration grounded in cellular research and neuroscience, presented by pioneers who've spent decades uncovering the mechanisms of human potential and resilience. Whether you're navigating personal transformation, seeking tools for greater wellbeing, or hungry to understand how consciousness influences reality, this workshop offers both the intellectual framework and the embodied practices to integrate these insights.

In a world marked by economic uncertainty, environmental change, and social upheaval, this event reframes crisis as catalyst—an invitation to evolve consciously rather than react unconsciously. You'll leave with a deeper understanding of how your beliefs literally shape your cells, your choices, and your capacity to contribute to collective healing.

What to Expect

A dynamic, multimedia presentation that synthesizes contemporary science into an accessible and inspiring vision of human possibility. You'll explore how beliefs influence biology, why cooperation—not competition—is the true engine of evolution, and what this means for your personal resilience and impact. The session is designed for both intellectual curiosity and practical application, offering frameworks you can integrate immediately into how you approach health, relationships, and your role in addressing global challenges. Leave with renewed understanding of your agency in shaping your own biology and future.

About the Artist

Wim Hof, known as the 'Iceman,' is a Dutch researcher and wellness pioneer who developed a revolutionary method combining breathing techniques, cold exposure, and meditation. His work demonstrates that humans can consciously influence their nervous system, immune response, and mental resilience far beyond conventional scientific assumptions. Wim's approach bridges ancient wisdom and modern neuroscience, offering practical tools that thousands have used to build physical and psychological resilience.

Venue & Logistics

Albert Hall, Manchester | Wednesday, November 25, 2026. Wear comfortable clothing suitable for both sitting and, if you choose to participate in any guided practices, gentle movement. Albert Hall is centrally located and accessible by public transport. Arrive 15 minutes early for check-in. No prior knowledge of epigenetics or quantum physics required—the presentation is designed for curious minds at all levels.