To bring or not to bring? That is the question.
When we first moved to Boughton and away from Cheltenham Racecourse back in 2014, our festival theme was ‘Travelling Light'. We wanted festivalgoers to think carefully about what they really...
Space to Breathe
Space to Breathe are a Sheffield based Wellbeing organisation bringing the creative arts, simple spirituality and positive psychology to conversations about Mental Health and Wellbeing. Space to...
Lorna Rose Designs
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...
Revolting Christians
Our friends from the United Reformed Church will be at Greenbelt Festival again this year. Here's a blog they've written about what they'll be doing and how you can get involved. It's written by Roo...
New for 2022: Greenbelt Quiet Communion
Do you find the big festival communion service a bit overwhelming? Do you want to share bread and wine, but can't quite face the noise and the crowd? We've got some good news for you. Greenbelt...
Amos Trust
Amos Trust is a small creative human rights organisation. We challenge injustice, build hope and create positive change, working with vibrant local partners around the world. Street Justice – On...
10 teenage kicks at Greenbelt (so hard to beat)
At Greenbelt we want teenagers to go free-range and enjoy the run of the place. We've got a dedicated workshop venue and chillout space just for them, with events laid on all weekend but also you...
g-books: your official #GB22 bookshop
Our lovely friends at Church House Bookshop/Hymns A&M are back at Greenbelt once again, bringing our pop-up bookshop – g-books – to the festival site. Here's a guest blog post from them about...
7 suggestions for spirituality and worship at Greenbelt
From Goth Eucharist to Franciscan monks, from Forrest Church to Sunday Communion: there are many ways to get spirituality and worship at Greenbelt. And bear in mind, that our faithfulness is as...
Elle O’Rourke
Elle O'Rourke is a political economist, writer and gender theorist living in Manchester. She is co-editor, with Jules Joanne Gleeson, of Transgender Marxism (Pluto Press, 2021), a provocative and...
7 ways to make a difference this Greenbelt
Justice and activism have been fundamental threads of our DNA since the very beginning. We believe that by coming together, at Greenbelt and elsewhere, we can make a real difference. We think that...
Festival Friends at Greenbelt 2022
Part of the joy of making Greenbelt is that we do it in partnership with other organisations whose values and visions overlap with ours and who see our people as their people – and visa versa....
Sheena Cruse
Painting and drawing from observation have always been at the heart of my art. My work includes landscape, portraiture and the human figure. As a practising artist I painted painted murals on...
10 ways to get back to nature at Greenbelt
As you'd expect from a festival that's nearly 50 years old, we've inhabited a few different spaces over the years, and each has been special for different reasons. Boughton might be the most...
Sarah Hagger-Holt
Sarah Hagger-Holt writes children's books which centre LGBTQ+ families - both ‘Nothing Ever Happens Here' (2020) and ‘Proud of Me' (2021) were nominated for the Carnegie Medal, and 'Proud...