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...
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...
Allow us to introduce you to…
Part of the joy of going to a festival is discovering new things. New things about yourself. New things about the world. New things about other people. And, of course, new artists and ideas you...
Trussell
Trussell supports a network of more than 1,200 food bank centres, who give emergency food and support to people in crisis across the UK, where one in seven people face hunger. In the last year food...
URC
The URC (United Reformed Church) are a family of Christians, worshipping in the name of Jesus in about 1500 local churches from Orkney to Cornwall. We do not fear change, and we try to run our...
Winchester University
Founded in 1840, the University of Winchester offers undergraduate and postgraduate study on a range of subjects within the arts, humanities, social sciences, business, law, sport, education, and...
YMCA
YMCA is the largest and the oldest charity working with young people in the world. We focus on young people and help them play an active and fulfilling role within their communities. We call this a...