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Alex Akiba

Alex Akiba is a contemporary folk musician from Disley in the North West of England. His work centres on original songwriting accompanied by intricate fingerstyle guitar, shaped by an affinity with...

Meet the second slice of names for this year’s lineup

Just to further whet your appetites and give you a little more of a flavour for how the bill is shaping up, and what to expect at this year's Greenbelt Festival, we're pleased to announce another...

SOMEWHERE TO BE LEAVING

This statement was originally shared on 24 September 2025. We're publishing it on our blog now so it's properly archived on our site – nothing new to see, just housekeeping. If you subscribe to our...

Hope in our Hands

2025 Act of Communion It's said that human beings can survive about five weeks without food, and about five days without water, but we can't survive five minutes without hope.

Lady Danbury at Boughton House

Best known as Bridgerton's Lady Danbury, Adjoa Andoh is British acting royalty. She is also a person of Christian faith, unafraid to speak out and sometimes cause a stir. Today she is in...
Speaker(s): Adjoa Andoh, Chine McDonald

My Child, the Algorithm

Artificial Intelligence is widely feared but what happens when creative, thoughtful people turn their attention to AI? Join Alice Wroe, XR (Extended Reality) Lead at the Atlantic Institute, and...
Speaker(s): Alice Wroe, Hannah Silva

Acts of Resistance

What is the purpose of art in a world on fire? Can it really change things for the better? Join author Amber Massie-Blomfield and racous, radical theatre makers and podcasters Vandal Factory to...
Speaker(s): Amber Massie-Blomfield, The Vandal Factory Podcast Live

The Girl from Montego Bay

Bishop Rose Hudson is a trailblazer. The Church of England's first black female bishop talks life in Jamaica and in an ever-changing UK, facing discrimination, and never wavering from her call to...
Speaker(s): Bishop Rose Hudson-Wilkin, Cole Moreton

The Artform of Religion

Brian Eno and Liz Slade bring their perspectives as religious outsiders to ask if art and religion have a shared purpose. Can religion, like art, be a palace of joy and fun, or does holiness stifle...
Speaker(s): Liz Slade

Waking the Women

With humour, radical honesty and prophetic storytelling, Radio 4 Thought for the Day-er Jayne Manfredi offers a rallying cry for women to wake up to the potential of menopause and midlife as a time...
Speaker(s): Jayne Manfredi, Becky Hall

The Work In The Ruins

When the promises of progress fail, when the direction of travel no longer seems obvious, how do we find the work that remains worth doing? Dark Mountain co-founder Dougald Hine shares stories from...
Speaker(s): Dougald Hine

What’s Got Into You?

What is in the food we eat, the water we drink and the air we breathe? The health of person and planet are inextricably linked; join ecological doctor Jenny Goodman to ask how can we un-poison both?
Speaker(s): Jenny Goodman

Making Time to Make Peace

In a world of increasing violence, conflict and distraction what can we each do to make peace in ourselves, our communities and our world? Come and share your ideas and experience and learn more...
Speaker(s): Fellowship of Reconciliation

Jeremy Corbyn in conversation

A life lived firmly on the left of British politics has seen Jeremy Corbyn a constant irritant to those in power until, for a brief moment, he found himself leader of his own party, standing on a...
Speaker(s): Jeremy Corbyn