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  • Snail Tales

    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...

  • Tatty Bumpkin Yoga

    Tatty Bumpkin Yoga

    Tatty Bumpkin believes that every child is unique and special. Seeing children develop their young bodies and minds, discovering the basics of wellbeing, fills her with joy.

  • Puppet Pantomime presented by Mr Brown’s Pig

    Puppet Pantomime presented by Mr Brown’s Pig

    Mr Brown's Pig brings unexpected and sometimes surreal puppetry and comic material to cabarets, parties, fairs, festivals and community events.

  • Glamba

    Glamba

    Glamba has been performing, recording and writing as a group – and delivering percussion workshops – for over 12 years.

  • Greenbelt 2017: A few of our favourites things.

    Just as we head into Easter weekend, we thought we'd share a few festival favourites who will be gracing the bill this summer for our 44th festival, The Common Good. It's good to have a degree of...

  • An Altar in the World: worship & spirituality at Greenbelt 2017

    As we gather at Boughton House for our fourth Greenbelt there and our 44th festival overall, we look forward to what Corrymeela leader and poet Pádraig Ó Tuama describes as his "annual sacrament of...

  • This House Believes The 2015 Election Will Make No Significant Difference To The Future of Britain

    This House Believes The 2015 Election Will Make No Significant Difference To The Future of Britain

    Motion: This house believes the 2015 Election will make no significant difference to the future of Britain. For: Martin Newell (Catholic Worker Network) and Louise Donkin (SPEAK) Against: Gavin...
    Speaker(s): Louise Donkin, Andy Flannagan

  • Exclusivity & hope: a view from Bethlehem

    This blog is a long read. You might want to grab a cuppa. It's written by Greenbelt's Creative Director, Paul Northup. I'm writing it from the little town of Bethlehem; the place where, as a...

  • Helping wihtout hurting: Supporting others in their healing

    Helping wihtout hurting: Supporting others in their healing

  • Palestinian Christians: an endangered species

    Palestinian Christians: an endangered species

  • Undermining the punitive culture

    Undermining the punitive culture

    Peter Selby is Bishop of Worcester. He has researched in the issues of debt and Christian faith. The Bishop to HM Prisons will introduce a discussion on alternatives to prison, the rising prison...

  • Activism is the rent we pay for being on the planet

    Activism is the rent we pay for being on the planet

    There's no doubting The Body Shop has helped put fair or community trade relationships on the mainstream agenda. And Anita is dedicated to campaigning for the human rights so often abused and ignored...

  • The Patron Saint of Wanderlust

    The Patron Saint of Wanderlust

    The patron saint of wanderlust Is travel a help or a distraction in the business of belief? Lessons from a boat-hitching trip around Scotland in the wake of a seafaring monk called Cormac. Nick...

  • Visions of Hope….

    Visions of Hope….

    Hosted by Chris Rose with Tom Hewitt, Sikhumbuzo Makhubela, Jasmine Devadason, Roberto Martinez, Garth Hewitt, with Jeff Halper on video. Street children in South Africa, Dalits in Southern India,...

  • Exploring the wheel of the year as christian

    Exploring the wheel of the year as christian

    The Celtic wheel can be a helpful way of exploring the inner and outer landscapes of the Christian journey. A look at Solstices, Equinoxes and the cross-quarter festivals and how they weave with the...

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