The Vegetarian Society
The Vegetarian Society is the place to go for everything you want to know about the world of vegetarian food. Our mission is to inspire, inform and enable people to be vegetarian. At the...
Festival Friends
We're blessed as a festival to have lots of great friends. And these friendships add richness and diversity to the space we make and the programme we offer. The content that our Festival Friends...
Allotment Gallery
The Allotment Gallery is back for its sixth year. Our pop-up gallery space is housed in a garden shed and it can be found in The Wilderness, playing host to eight fantastic mini-exhibitions across...
Chris Read
Chris Read is a jazz-comedy-folk-musical-theatre-balladeer-multi-hyphenate songwriter and performer from London whose musical journey has taken him from being the youngest ever licensed busker on the...
greenbeltrun
Inspired by parkrun, who organise free weekly runs in local parks around the world, greenbeltrun is a 5km run around the beautiful grounds of Boughton House. Run, walk, jog, volunteer or spectate:...
Seven Words from the Holy Land
We asked trustee Ben Solanky to blog about his experience of going on the Greenbelt-Oasis Trust alternative pilgrimage to Palestine-Israel with Amos Trust in May. Here's his story, in seven images...
Wit and Wisdom – It’s A Shame
A guest blog from Jonathan Draper, General Secretary of Modern Church, our associate partner... It is a huge privilege for Modern Church to have had a have a hand – along with Canterbury Press...
Accepting responsibility for generational justice
A guest blog from Cliff Mills of our Exchange venue sponsor, Anthony Collins Solicitors ... Generational justice requires making radically different decisions from those we are currently...
Advice for a Greenbelt Newbie (from a Greenbelt newbie)
Here's some wisdom from our new trustee Molly Boot, who came to Greenbelt last year for the very first time. On her own! Thinking of coming to Greenbelt on your own, or for the first time? Last...
The Real Junk Food Project
The Real Junk Food Project is a global, organic network of Pay As You Feel concepts all diverting surplus edible food destined for waste and making it accessible for human consumption. We support...
ESA
ESA is a 19 year old producer from South East London who has been coming to Greenbelt Festival from an early age. Drawing inspiration from the environment that surrounds him, he has been known to...
Eric Fewster
Eric is a Passivhaus Consultant specializing in retrofit and uses robust Passivhaus modelling to guide people who want to integrate high-performance energy efficiency measures into whole house...
Greenbelt 2019, featuring… YOU!
We know Greenbelters like to take part, so this year we've got even more ways you can get involved and be part of the bill. The Roots Stage Making a welcome return after a little rest, our Roots...
Christian aid presents…the almighty power of people
A guest blog from our main partner Christian Aid Greenbelt 2019 is almost upon us and we cannot wait! This year we are talking about you, your power to change the world, to bring peace and to stand...
‘Once We Were Anarchists’, Now We Are Investors
A guest blog from James Corah, Head of Ethical and Responsible Investment at our sponsor CCLA. In 2004 one of my best friends came back from a small, independent, music festival in Oxfordshire...