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  • Quakers in Britain

    Quakers in Britain

    Quakers have formally partnered with Greenbelt twice, in 2015 and 2018, and held worship at the festival every year (but 2020 of course) since as long as we can remember.

  • Pilgrim Cross

    Pilgrim Cross

    Pilgrim Cross is an inclusive Easter pilgrimage for all Christians with a central focus on community and nature. Whether joining virtually or walking for one, three or seven days the pilgrimage has...

  • Old Plough Folk Club

    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...

  • No Direction Home

    No Direction Home

    No Direction Home is a pioneering project produced by Counterpoints Arts featuring stand-up comedians from refugee and migrant backgrounds. Since 2018 they have performed gigs around the country,...

  • Naomi Kelly

    Naomi Kelly

    An indie-folk songwriter with a “gift for articulating emotions”, Naomi Kelly is an artist with their roots firmly in Greenbelt soil. Attending the festival their whole life, Naomi first...

  • Musson+Retallick with Migration

    Musson+Retallick with Migration

    M+R work internationally to create large scale site-specific artwork. Their projects have been reviewed as ‘groundbreaking' by the Arts Council and received high profile critical acclaim...

  • Lee Bains

    Lee Bains

    Lee Bains is a songwriter and poet from Birmingham, Alabama, who has released four studio albums of what Rolling Stone calls “Southern gospel punk” since 2012. His most recent album, Old-Time...

  • Michael Sheen

    Michael Sheen

    MICHAEL SHEEN is a multi-award-winning Welsh actor and RADA graduate, known for his extensive work across film, TV and theatre, as well as his charity work. ​ ​ His extensive film credits include...

  • Martin Shaw

    Martin Shaw

    Dr. Martin Shaw is a writer, mythographer, and Christian thinker, and the author of 18 books. He holds a visiting position at the Faculty of Divinity at Cambridge University and is a fellow of the...

  • Laughter Yoga with Anna Semlyen

    Laughter Yoga with Anna Semlyen

    Laughter fills your cup with giggles. Play short drama scenarios aimed to get you chuckling with laughter leader Anna Semlyen. Come be silly and loud. We initiate laughter. Be willing to play along...

  • Miranda Threlfall-Holmes

    Miranda Threlfall-Holmes

    Miranda Threlfall-Holmes is a priest, writer and change-maker from the north of England. She has worked in parishes and as a university chaplain for over twenty years, and is now Archdeacon of...

  • Lorna Aindow

    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...

  • Martha May & The Mondays

    Martha May & The Mondays

    Martha May & The Mondays are what happens when feral punk fury crashes into the drama and spectacle of classical theatre. Known for their explosive live shows, this five-piece has been tearing up...

  • Luisa Omielan

    Luisa Omielan

    Luisa Omielan is a British stand-up comedian, writer and performer known for pioneering a new wave of feminist stand-up in the UK. Her groundbreaking show What Would Beyoncé Do?! became a cultural...

  • Mina Smallman

    Mina Smallman

    Mina Smallman MBE is an activist and the former Archdeacon of Southend. Prior to becoming the first woman of colour to be an Archdeacon in the Church of England, Mina worked as a schoolteacher for...

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