…and now, the weather…
For our 2022 festival communion, we met to express the planet's fear and distress, to give words to creation's grief, and to ask for God's mercy. It was a service about climate care and climate...
Life begins at 50
Greenbelt turns 50 next year: a landmark moment that offers us a chance to reflect. To take stock but also to glimpse the future ahead. So in 2023 we'll be making two changes to Greenbelt that...
Lantern Making with Helen Turner
Helen has a background in Public Art, with a specialism in Textiles and Mixed Media, an experienced arts project manager often including community engagement. I have worked on several Arts and...
Embroidery with Studio Aindow
Award winning hand embroiderer Naomi Aindow-Clark is the founder of Studio Aindow, a small business that hopes to keep the art of hand embroidery alive. Naomi creates bespoke hand embroidered...
Printing with Lorna Aindow
Lorna is a visually impaired artist who loves explosions of colour and abstract pattern. She uses a variety of different techniques and surfaces to develop her artwork, from Geli plates and screen...
g-books: your official #GB22 bookshop
Our lovely friends at Church House Bookshop/Hymns A&M are back at Greenbelt once again, bringing our pop-up bookshop – g-books – to the festival site. Here's a guest blog post from them about...
7 suggestions for spirituality and worship at Greenbelt
From Goth Eucharist to Franciscan monks, from Forrest Church to Sunday Communion: there are many ways to get spirituality and worship at Greenbelt. And bear in mind, that our faithfulness is as...
Science Adventures presented by Coppice Theatre
Disaster! Professor McGuffin's ground-breaking Sub-Nuclear Optical Transmitter (SNOT) has a catastrophic malfunction and needs a new power source! What a pickle! Enter the ACES – an elite team of...
ME REX
Having taken a break from music for a few years, South London's ME REX began life in 2018 in the home of songwriter Myles McCabe experimenting with shouty, electronic bedroom pop. Armed with a...
Kapil Seshasayee
Kapil Seshasayee is a protest musician, guitarist and visual artist from Glasgow, Scotland. His work fuses Contemporary R&B, Indian Classical and Experimental Rock music. Singles released from his...
Jo Bega
Jo's first baby slept most of the time, so she started a community choir when he was four months old. Since then, she's sung with a semi-professional gospel choir and attended regular folk...
Elle O’Rourke
Elle O'Rourke is a political economist, writer and gender theorist living in Manchester. She is co-editor, with Jules Joanne Gleeson, of Transgender Marxism (Pluto Press, 2021), a provocative and...
IDestroy
Riotous live shows are IDestroy's calling card. Since forming in 2015, the trio, who met as students in Bristol, have played more than 300 gigs across the UK, Europe and Asia, selling out shows in...
Sheena Cruse
Painting and drawing from observation have always been at the heart of my art. My work includes landscape, portraiture and the human figure. As a practising artist I painted painted murals on...
Steve Kaos
Steve Kaos international circus entertainer and circus skills Instructor. Performing juggling shows, interactive stilt walker and stilt bike rider, characters and other curious bicycles. Juggles...