Bilal Zafar
Bilal Zafar is an Edinburgh Fringe Best Newcomer Award nominee and winner of the prestigious Hackney Empire New Act of the Year Award. Bilal is known for his storytelling, low-key on stage demeanour...
Baroness Sayeeda Warsi
A lawyer, a businesswoman, a campaigner and a cabinet minister, Sayeeda Warsi has had many roles, but she is best known for being the first Muslim to serve in a British cabinet. In August 2014 she...
Cultural Crossroads by Eva Mileusnic
Eva is a second generation British-Hungarian. Her work focuses on memory, identity and belonging, especially in the life of exiles and migrants.
The Great Big Tree Climbing Company
In 2016, The Great Big Tree Climbing Company took over 9,000 climbers into tree canopies across the UK. That means 9,000 people of all ages climbing trees, enjoying adventure, being closer to...
Students, Young People & The Common Good
A guest blog from Associate Partners, The Student Christian Movement (SCM). As Christians, if we want to start building The Common Good, we must begin with our churches – because they are an...
Conscious. Creative. Curatorial.
Greenbelt's ticketing model and the festival it supports ... Now that our April ticket deadline has passed (thanks to all those who booked early!), we wanted to share a bit more about our ticket...
The Exchange: enterprise for common good
A guest blog from Cliff Mills of Anthony Collins Solicitors who, along with Co-operative Energy and the Phone Co-op are coming on board as an associate partner for Greenbelt 2017, energised by our...
Genevieve
Genevieve is a singer-songwriter hailing from Edinburgh via Cairo, Morocco and London carrying a bagful of the best influences (including Joni and Ella). With an accomplished band in tow...
Marsicans
Leeds four-piece Marsicans produce a big, joyful, jangly, harmony-laden indie-pop noise with echoes of Futureheads and The Automatic. In the last 12 months, they've sold out their own headline...
Mini Professors
Based in Cheltenham, Mini Professors offers fun science sessions to pre-school children in the UK and around the world.
Allotment Gallery: artists’ call
The Allotment Gallery is a pop-up art gallery in a garden shed at Greenbelt Festival. Every four hours – for the duration of the festival – the exhibition changes and a different artist takes...
Citizens UK: Still building after all these years
A guest blog from our new associate partners for 2017, Citizens UK. At the beginning of this year, to mark Donald Trump's ascendance to President of the United States, Citizens UK joined hundreds...
Christian Aid’s Big Brekkie: tuck in, save lives
A guest blog from main festival partner, Christian Aid ... Come and have breakfast. Find out how this intimate resurrection story is providing inspiration for our Christian Aid Week Big Brekkie...
Willow Weaving with Jon White
Jon White is a Basket Maker from the Malvern Hills and has 26 years experience of making willow baskets and teaching others. Jon has been influenced by Irish techniques and favours heavy rods to...
Snail Tales
Snail Tales mix traditional oral storytelling with puppetry, ventriloquism and songwriting. They engage audiences with tales drawn from heritage, folklore, and your imaginations. You might know them...