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From a modest plot of land in Glastonbury, something big is growing. Bride's Farm, a non-profit community farm, is on a mission to bring fresh food, education, and connection to the community. I went along to their open day to hear about their big plans—from tackling tough soil and building a unique barn to creating a truly inclusive space for everyone.
The Bride’s Mound Controversy
There has recently been a lot of controversy on social media over the new path on Bride’s Mound. Some welcome the improved accessibility for people who use mobility aids, while others see it as a “desecration” of a sacred site. I’ve had a look at the site myself, here’s my contribution to the debate. A Brief Introduction and Further Reading Bride’s Mound is a low-lying mound at the western gate…
The Spirit of Glastonbury Exhibition
A fascinating insight into the Festival Step into the fascinating world of the Glastonbury Festival at the “Spirit of Glastonbury” exhibition, nestled within the historic Tribunal on Glastonbury’s High Street. This captivating display is the brainchild of Gez Smith, a curator and collector whose journey with festival memorabilia began as a casual hobby in 1997 and has since blossomed into a…
Gift Wrapping
For an extra £3 per item I will gift wrap your purchase in delightful recycled kraft paper and add a personalised tag. Just let me know what you want written on the tag on the notes with your order. qrf
A look back at Glastonbury's May Day and Beltane Celebrations of the past, with archive footage and personal stories from those who were there.
Warriors of Peace
The Osiligi Maasai Warriors from Kenya visit Glastonbury On the 2nd of April 2025 Glastonbury hosted the Osiligi Maasai Warriors in a fundraising event at the Town Hall, this was the last of a series of fundraising events organised by Rose Temple Morris, welcoming the Osiligi to the Town. Glastonbury’s Mayor Lokabandhu, who was born in Kenya, welcomed the Maasai in Swahili. He then explained…
'Glastonbury World' Theme Park?
Is an American billionaire about to transform Glastonbury forever? A couple of days ago, a friend sent me this excerpt from the ‘Mindful Mainstream’ podcast, in which the hosts Elara Vance & Jasper Rhodes, discuss an American billionaire’s idea to create a giant Glastonbury World Theme Park. I was gobsmacked to hear this plan to buy up Glastonbury Town’s attractions in their entirety and…
Jon Minshull on Finding Sanctuary in Glastonbury
I recently interviewed Glastonbury artist Jon Minshull about his contribution to the Heart of the Tribe Gallery's upcoming Sanctuary Exhibition. Jon finds sanctuary in the landscape of Glastonbury and in his rainforest home in Costa Rica. I hope you enjoy this insight into Jon's life and work.
Jon Minshull’s journey invites us to consider sanctuary not just as a place, but as a state of being, deeply connected to nature, community, and personal responsibility. I met with Jon on a cold, grey February morning to discuss his contribution to the Heart of the Tribe Gallery’s upcoming Sanctuary Exhibition inspired by ‘the calming essence of nature and the personal sanctuaries we all…
Glastonbury Storytellers Weave Magic in Marrakech
A Tale of Two Heritage Sites? My good friends Max and Lisa Goodwin recently invited me to their hobbit hole on the side of Glastonbury Tor for a cup of tea and a chat. I was keen to hear about their recent adventure to a place of vibrant markets and captivating stories. Their journey took them to Marrakech, Morocco, where they represented the Bards of Glastonbury Town at the Marrakech…
Beyond Glastonbury: Finding Smiles in Istanbul
Glastonbury Town Events Calendar 2025
Dates of all the major events happening in Glastonbury Town in 2025, to help you plan your year.
January Wassail events throughout Somerset Wednesday 1st Bank Holiday Starling Murmurations on the Somerset Levels February Sunday 2nd Imbolc Saturday and Sunday 15th & 16th Occult Conference March Sat 1st Glastonbury Calling Sat & Sun 1st & 2nd Fairy Fayre & Ball Thursday 20th Spring Equinox 29th Good Friday Bank Holiday April Saturday and Sunday 12th & 13th and Friday and Saturday…
Stocking Filler Postcard Book Sale
Sale Price for one week only! My Crap Views of the Tor Postcard Book is now only £4.99. It’s the ideal stocking filler for anyone who loves Glastonbury and has a sense of humour. The book includes 20 detachable postcards featuring delightfully crap views of our iconic landmark that you can send to your friends. Crap Views of Glastonbury Tor Postcard Book #2 Sale price until 17/12/24 normal…
World Heritage Status - Holy Grail or Poisoned Chalice?
Last weekend I popped along to an event that was billed as a Public Consultation on the question of ‘Should Glastonbury be a World Heritage Site?’ Unfortunately, I feel the event failed to inform or consult and from numerous posts on social media it seems many in the town feel the same. I was made aware of the consultation by this Facebook post from former mayor Jon Cousins: “Glastonbury Town…
Glastonbury Mural Trail - Five Years On
A Guide to Accessible Glastonbury Town
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Beltane 2024 in Photographs
Photographic portraits taken at Chalice Well, Glastonbury Market Place and Bushy Combe on May 1st at the 2024 Beltane Celebration.
Glastonbury at Beltane is a feast for the eyes, I hope you enjoy my photos from this year’s May Day. Please do click on the images to see them full size. Chalice Well As regular readers of this blog will know, I am not a morning person, I don’t assume solid form until about 11 am and that requires at least two cups of coffee. Consequently, I missed sunrise on the Tor, deciding to conserve my…
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