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Glastonbury summer concert to support local charity

Local News by Laura Linham 12th Jun 2026  
Glastonbury will host a summer concert at St John’s Church, with proceeds going to local charity.
Glastonbury will host a summer concert at St John’s Church, with proceeds going to local charity.
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A summer concert will be held at St John's Church in Glastonbury on Friday, 17 July, at 7 pm. The event will feature Street Sings, Wookey Choirworks and Street Men and Doulting Choir.

Tickets cost £10 and will be available on the door. People can also contact [email protected] for ticket information.

The event poster says there will be a bar and raffle on the night. All proceeds will go to local charity, including Sing2Breathe.

The concert brings together choirs from across the local area for an evening of live music in the centre of Glastonbury. The year of the event is not stated on the supplied poster.

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