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...
App-y days are here again
We're pleased to be able to say that our 2025 Festival App is now available for Apple and Android devices. We've worked with a new App provider this year (called VIKIN) and we're excited about...
Wild at Home – hidden depths
As well as the stunning livestream content in the Canopy and Pagoda 'venues' across the day, there's loads more to dig into on Greenbelt's Wild at Home digital day. And, whereas the main venue...
Emma Dabiri
Listed as one of the BBC's Broadcasting Stars of the Future 2017, Emma Dabiri is a presenter, social historian and writer. Emma has previously presented Back in Time for Brixton and the Back in...
Suhaiymah Manzoor-Khan
Suhaiymah Manzoor-Khan is an educator, writer and poet from West Yorkshire whose work disrupts and interrupts questions of history, race, knowledge and power. Suhaiymah was the runner-up of the...
Old Plough Folk Club
Nicky and Nigel Coates tell us there's scientific evidence that singing and playing together is good for you, but we don't need science to tell us that. The Old Plough is a safe and welcoming...
Activism with Sarah Corbett
Somewhere To Believe In A greenbelt podcast This week we're talking about activism and kindness with the inspiring activist and creator of the Craftivist Collective, Sarah Corbett. We hear about...
Speaker(s): Sarah CorbettEmpire with Danny Dorling
Somewhere To Believe In A greenbelt podcast This week Katherine and Paul welcome the incredible social geographer Danny Dorling. Join us as we don our breathing apparatus and dive deep, deep down...
Speaker(s): Danny DorlingDignity with Amanda Khozi Mukwashi
Somewhere To Believe In A greenbelt podcast Katherine and Paul are joined by the CEO of Christian Aid, and all-round wonder woman, Amanda Khozi Mukwashi. In an honest, powerful conversation we...
Speaker(s): Amanda Khozi MukwashiStay Alert to Justice
Roo Stewart of the United Reformed Church, one of Greenbelt's partners, encourages us to keep looking beyond ourselves during lockdown and beyond. ‘Stay Alert', the slogan began. Observers...
Podcast
A nun, a Rabbi, a Muslim convert, a Lutheran firebrand, a humanist, an American liberation theologian, an ex Met police officer and an LGBTQ+ priest go into a bar. Join us for series three of...
A story about flying
Here's the third of our guest blogs as part of our #GBWildAtHome digital summer here at Greenbelt … This one is written by Cole Moreton. Cole is an award-winning writer and journalist and a long,...
#GBWildAtHome
Here's what Greenbelt looks like in digital form. A growing library of all the content we've shared as part of our #GBWildAtHome summer in 2020. From livestream performance to reflective blogs;...
Reni Eddo-Lodge
Reni Eddo-Lodge is journalist, author, and podcaster. Her debut nonfiction book, Why I'm No Longer Talking to White People About Race, was published in June 2017 to critical acclaim and spent more...
Shaparak Khorsandi
Shaparak established herself as one of the country's finest comedians in 2006 with her sell out Edinburgh show, Asylum Speaker. This show lead to the publication of her childhood memoirs, “A...