Glastonbury Pride will move its main daytime site to Tor Leisure this year, with a bigger free community celebration planned for Sunday, 26 July. Organisers say the move will give the event more space for stalls, food, entertainment and family activities throughout the day.

The new main site will include more community stalls, food vendors and ice cream, with access to the Tor Leisure bar and coffee shop. Returning favourites will include free face painting, a quiet zone and community stalls.

New additions for this year include a proper stage for daytime entertainment, a fun dog show, a Pride Sports Day for all the family and a free bouncy castle. Organisers say all daytime activities will be free thanks to support from Tor Leisure, The National Lottery Community Fund, Glastonbury Town Council, sponsors and volunteers.

The Glastonbury Pride March will also return as part of the day. Thanks to support from the Glastonbury ACE Committee, the march will be fully marshalled by the Carnival team to help keep it safe, welcoming and enjoyable for those taking part.

There will also be Pride events across Glastonbury, including at The Queen of Cups, The Rifleman's and The Beckets. The Glastonbury Pride After Party will also return at Lavender Vespers, with more details on the wider programme due to follow.

Organisers said: "We can't wait to celebrate with you all." More information and updates for the day will be shared through the Glastonbury Pride event page.

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