Catherine Pepinster
Catherine Pepinster is a journalist, author and broadcaster. After many years in national newspapers, she was editor of The Tablet, the Catholic weekly, for 13 years. For the past six years she has...
Claire Tabraham
Claire started dancing at the tender age of three and never really stopped! She is passionate about sharing the benefits of dance for all and works hard to bring inclusivity into dance. She...
Introducing the Wellbeing Team
At this year's Greenbelt we're again delighted to be working with Sheffield's Space to Breathe As well as leading Saturday and Sunday afternoon Shhh… meditations in the Shelter venue and...
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Greenbelt: it’s a family affair
Greenbelt is an inter-generational festival like no other. It's not just that we have lots of children and families onsite. We do. But as well as hundreds of children and their parents and carers,...
Everything earthy, ethereal, embodied
Pictured above: Jon Bilborough of Wilderthorn With a mix of the familiar and comforting, alongside the new and (possibly) unnerving, today we're pleased to be able to say a bit more about our...
Solas. Like Greenbelt. But different.
Our Creative Director, Paul Northup waxes lyrical about Greenbelt's Scottish sibling festival, Solas. It's a month to go now until Solas Festival returns to the fields at Errol Park in Scotland....
Somewhere to see world-class theatre
There are many things that make Greenbelt different to most other festivals. But one of the things that's perhaps most distinctive (and that we're most proud of) is the quality of theatre we're able...
Roger Hallam
Roger Hallam is one of the strategic masterminds behind Extinction Rebellion, Insulate Britain, and Just Stop Oil. As an organic farmer, he witnessed first-hand the devastating reality of the...
Gaia Vince
Gaia Vince is a journalist, writer and broadcaster, and an honorary senior research fellow at UCL. She writes for publications including the Observer and Guardian, and presents programmes on BBC R4...
Lindsay Munroe
Lindsay Munroe's newest EP, Softest Edge, began with a perspective-shifting solo trip to the Lake District. “I remember getting there early, parking in this random spot, and wandering aimlessly...
Malcolm Guite
Malcolm Guite is a bestselling poet, priest and academic, and a life fellow of Girton College, Cambridge, where he was chaplain for nearly twenty years. He speaks widely in the United Kingdom and...
Siku
Siku is an artist, author, theologian and musician, and one of Britain's leading comic book/concept artists, having created the bestselling The Manga Bible and worked for 2000AD as artist on titles...
Memorial
Peel back the delicate layers of Memorial's self-titled debut album and it reveals a record of remarkable vulnerability and honesty. Through songs such as Moth To A Flame's elegiac sigh or...
Joe & The Shitboys
The bisexual vegans, Joe & The Shitboys, punch with brief and catchy shitpunk songs. This band was formed with the intention of calling out shitty behavior in the conservative Faroe Islands, where...