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Multiply presented by Limbic Cinema

Limbic Cinema is a video-design studio that specialises in the creative application of projection, light and digital technologies. Their work often involves augmenting architectural features,...

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...

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.

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...

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.

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

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

Travelling Heavy

Christianity doesn't travel light. It is weighed down with history, much of it shameful. What would it mean to deal with the burdensome history of Christendom and imagine our way into a lighter...
Speaker(s): Marika Rose

Life begins with cancer

Speaker(s): Anthony Wilson

What’s the purpose of marriage?

Is marriage a deep personal experience blessed by God or a tool used by the state? If it's about having kids, what about those that can't or don't want to? If it's about a lifelong...
Speaker(s): John Bell, Marika Rose

What Women (In The Church) Want

What do women want for a church that has been run by men? How will things change as they become bishops? What would the Christian tradition look like if the patriarchs hadn't eclipsed the...
Speaker(s): Vicky Beeching, Rachel Mann, Lucy Winkett, Marika Rose

Radical Theology: A Critical Discussion?

The radical theology movement is one that draws on new philosophical movements and is willing to embrace positions such as the death of God. But is this any more than an intellectual trip for a few...
Speaker(s): Kester Brewin, Lucy Winkett, Marika Rose

Can white middle class people be radical?

Radical theology situates itself outside of the church and alongside those who are excluded from and rejected by society. So what does it mean for Christians to engage with radical theology? And how...
Speaker(s): Marika Rose

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...