Since the first experimental sound field in 1992, Avalon and Glade have been pioneering electronic music blended with roots music. Something about the place, the music and the time unites, especially with a summer breeze in the air and sun setting through the trees. This year will kick off with the triumphant return of Faithless […]

High on the hill the majestic Tipis watch over the swirling festivities below. Enter the great circle and revel in the radiance of the central fire. You are invited to go tribal in the Tipi Field at the festival. Take a little time to return to your roots in the ambience of this circle of […]

Let your creativity run wild and experience the nourishing effects of hands-on craft for the mind, body, and soul in the Greencrafts Village. This is the field where you can make really beautiful things to take home; work with gorgeous natural materials and learn new skills and ways to move towards more sustainable and earth […]

  This is the place where the most inspiring green ideas are on show. Where you can experience growing green energy from Artists, Campaigners, Musicians and Visionaries but most importantly we hope you can take home a little seed of love and plant it in your own backyard. Since 1990 our field has continued to […]

The Other Stage looks directly over the Somerset Levels towards Glastonbury and the Tor. Its history stretches back to the expansion of the Festival  in the late 1980s, with more new areas being launched every year. By the 1990s this alternative major venue, running side by side with the Pyramid,  was curated as the NME […]

RETURNS TO GLASTONBURY 2024 TO CHANGE HEARTS AND MINDS WITH PROJECT CLIMATE VOTE The Greenpeace field is a place of astonishing creativity where unmissable live sets, incredible DJs and special guests collectively support Greenpeace’s mission. It’s a vibrant hub that brings activism, social & climate justice to the forefront of their campaign efforts, highlighting the […]

Glastonbury Festival retains its ethos as a positive force for change both locally and internationally. The major causes supported by Glastonbury Festival are as follows: WaterAid     Oxfam     Greenpeace

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2007 may have been another year of mud and rain, but it was nothing that Glastonbury Festival-goers couldn’t handle, thanks to a strong line up, continually improving drainage and an indomitable collective will to enjoy, that held off the worst effects of the wet and mud like a matching rainbow umbrella and welly set. The […]

Lightning strikes!!! Two months worth of rain in several hours! A once in a hundred year occurrence! For those unfortunate enough to get swamped, Welfare were there to give a helping hand. All in all, everyone pulled through – dinghy’s n’all – and thoroughly enjoyed themselves whatever the weather. Sure enough the sun came out […]