Glastonbury and Street are set to host a variety of exciting events this weekend, promising a blend of celebration, history, and community spirit.

From Glastonbury Pride to engaging workshops and historical displays, there's something for everyone to enjoy.

Kick off the weekend with a legendary rock night featuring Foo Fakers and Nirvanot at Studio24 in Wells. Expect high-octane performances of classic hits from Foo Fighters and Nirvana that will have the crowd singing and moshing all night long. From "Smells Like Teen Spirit" to "Everlong," this event promises to be a nirvana for rock fans. Don't miss your chance to see these top tributes in action and get ready to be "All My Life" amazed. Grab your tickets.

Glastonbury kicks off the weekend with its third Pride celebration on Sunday, 28th July 2024. The day begins with a brunch at the Queen of Cups from 10am to 12pm, followed by entertainment at the Market Cross. The Pride march, the highlight of the event, starts at 1pm with the Dragon Drummers setting the rhythm. After the march, the festivities continue at St Ben's church with performances, stalls, and free food. MP Sarah Dyke will officially open the event, and the raffle drawing will take place at 5.45pm. The event supports LGBTQAI+ charities, including Mermaids, 2BU Somerset, and SWISH. For more details, visit Glastonbury Pride 2024.

For history enthusiasts, the Bowlore Medieval Display at Glastonbury Abbey is a must-see. Taking place on Saturday, 27th July and Sunday, 28th July from 10am to 5pm, the event features archery and weapons demonstrations, choreographed combat, and interactive displays. Attendees can also try their hand at archery and sword fighting for a small fee. This event is included with the cost of admission to the Abbey. More information can be found at Bowlore Medieval Display.

The Glastonbury Symposium, one of Britain's longest-running alternative conferences, returns this weekend from Friday, 26th July to Sunday, 28th July at Glastonbury Town Hall. The symposium features a wide range of presentations from top speakers in the fields of mysteries, and new frontiers, alongside musical performances. For the full schedule and ticket information, visit Glastonbury Symposium.

For those with a passion for fashion, the Designer Preloved Styling Tour in Glastonbury on Friday, 26th July offers a unique shopping experience. Hosted by Katie Young Gerald, the tour guides participants through the best preloved clothing finds, with a focus on sustainable and unique styles. The tour runs from 11am to 1pm, starting at the Rainbows End Cafe. Book your spot here.

Music lovers can enjoy live performances at local venues. On Friday, 26th July, RaZaR will be performing at the King Arthur from 9pm to 11pm. Known for their passionate live music and great production, this event promises to be loud and exciting. Find more details. Also on Friday, Muddles Mess Up will perform at the Rifleman's Arms from 9pm to 11pm, bringing their unique blend of music and emotional performances. Event details.

For young performers, Strode Theatre is hosting an advanced musical theatre workshop on Sunday, 28th July from 11:15am to 12:15pm. Directed by Dean Brammall and Lucy Nicholson, this workshop is designed for ages 13-18 with a background in theatre or dance. Tickets are £10, and all profits support Strode Theatre and their 2024 pantomime. Book your tickets.

With such a diverse range of events, Glastonbury and Street promise a weekend filled with fun, celebration, and community spirit. Be sure to join in the festivities and make the most of what these vibrant towns have to offer.