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  • Bringing the magic

    Bringing the magic

    We're making a few changes to our site layout for the 50th which we think you'll love. This won't mean much if you've never been to Greenbelt at Boughton House before, of course (you're very welcome...

  • Can we talk about tickets for 2023?

    Can we talk about tickets for 2023?

    When we first dreamed up our brand new approach to ticket prices, we knew it wasn't without some real challenges.  After all, there's a reason that festivals use the familiar, deadline-driven...

  • Sam Pittam-Smith

    Sam Pittam-Smith

    Chair of Trustees Sam has been coming to the festival for over 30 years and is passionate about Greenbelt and what it stands for; a place to explore and relax, to be challenged and share our...

  • In the Bleak Midwinter

    In the Bleak Midwinter

    This episode of Greenbelt's ‘Somewhere To Believe In' comes in the form of a one-off Christmas reflection; brought to you by our friend Beloved Sara Zaltash, a ‘non-denominational...
    Speaker(s): Beloved Sara Zaltash

  • Greenbelt welcomes its new Chair of Trustees – Sam Pittam-Smith

    Greenbelt welcomes its new Chair of Trustees – Sam Pittam-Smith

    Longterm Greenbelter Sam Pittam-Smith is the new Chair of the Greenbelt Trustee Board. Sam takes over from Steve Baker, who has stepped down after seven years at the helm. Sam has been coming to the...

  • …and now, the weather…

    …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

    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...

  • g-books: your official #GB22 bookshop

    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...

  • Aislinn Evans

    Aislinn Evans

    Aislinn Evans is an artist, writer, and educator. Their practice exists at the peripheries between art and writing, encompassing publication, performance, and video. Their top priority is making...

  • Beloved Sara Zaltash

    Beloved Sara Zaltash

    I am a British-Iranian artist, musician, astrologer, spiritual practitioner and public mystic. I live to serve god(S) of all disciplines, ideologies and theologies. In any other moment in history,...

  • Greenbelt Festival

    Greenbelt Festival

    Greenbelt Festival is somewhere artistry meets activism, where the political meets the practical. We're somewhere to come together once a year, where we're as likely to dream up a better world as...

  • Grace with Nadia Bolz-Weber

    Grace with Nadia Bolz-Weber

    It's the final episode in series three of our podcast *cries*, and some might say we've saved the best ‘til last. We get to it with festival friend and everyone's favourite Lutheran minister,...
    Speaker(s): Nadia Bolz-Weber

  • Liberation with Danté Stewart

    Liberation with Danté Stewart

    This week – in what may be the best recommendation we've ever had – we're talking to theologian, former American footballer, and probably Rowan Williams' biggest fanboy, Danté Stewart. With...

  • 2020 Wild At Home

    2020 Wild At Home

    As you know, we couldn't come together in the summer of 2020 at beautiful Boughton House for our annual shot-in-the-arm of revolution and revelry, dance and devotion, ideas and inspiration, prayer...

  • Good Grief!

    Good Grief!

    A guest blog from our partner Christian Aid, written by Rev. Alton P Bell, senior pastor, Wembley Family Church. Weeping may endure for the night, but joy comes in the morning: a call for the...

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