Glastonbury's weekend highlights: Community, creativity, and live sports

By Laura Linham

18th Jan 2024 | Local News

Start the weekend early at The King Arthur with the Will Cartwright Funk Soul Collective.
Start the weekend early at The King Arthur with the Will Cartwright Funk Soul Collective.

This weekend in Glastonbury is bustling with community events and live sports screenings, all set against the backdrop of local hospitality.

Let's delve into what's in store:

Thursday Night with Will Cartwright Funk Soul Collective

Start the weekend early on Thursday, 18th January, at The King Arthur with the Will Cartwright Funk Soul Collective. Taking the stage at 9 pm, this group is known for their infectious energy and blend of funk and soul music. Their performances are a vibrant celebration of rhythm and melody, making for a perfect night out for music lovers.

DJ Chariklo Spinning House Music on Friday

Friday night, 19th January, heats up with DJ Chariklo at The King Arthur. Starting at 8 pm, get ready for a night of house music that's sure to have you on your feet. DJ Chariklo is known for creating an electrifying atmosphere with a mix of classic and modern house tracks. The best part? Entry is free, making it an accessible evening for everyone wanting to enjoy some great music.

Glastonbury Repair Café at St. Benedict's Church

Kick-start your weekend on Saturday, 20th January, with the Glastonbury Repair Café. From 10 am to 12 noon at St. Benedict's Church, you can get hands-on experience repairing various items. Alongside learning repair skills, enjoy a warm cup of tea and homemade cake in this friendly gathering. This community-centric event is not only about fixing things but also about fostering connections among locals.

Mistletoe Medicine Making Day

For those interested in natural remedies, the Mistletoe Medicine Making Day on Saturday at The Apothecary Garden, Butleigh, is an intriguing option. It's an all-day event, running from 10 am to 6 pm, focusing on the medicinal uses of mistletoe.

Live Sports at The Market House

The Market House on Magdalene St is the go-to venue for live sports this weekend:

  • Arsenal vs Crystal Palace on Saturday from 12:30 pm to 2:30 pm.
  • Brentford vs Nottingham Forest on Saturday from 5:30 pm to 7:30 pm.
  • Natasha Jonas vs Mikaela Mayer on Saturday from 10 pm to 11 pm.
  • Chelsea Women vs Manchester United Women on Sunday from 12:30 pm to 2:30 pm.
  • Sheffield United vs West Ham United on Sunday from 2 pm to 4 pm.
  • Bournemouth vs Liverpool on Sunday from 4:30 pm to 6:30 pm.

Vibrant Nights at The King Arthur

The King Arthur will host 'Clive Night - A Celebration of Life' on Saturday, 20th January, from 7 pm to 11 pm.

This event is a chance to celebrate with music, poetry, and stories around a fire, honouring the legacy and love of local music scene stalwart, Clive. Bring an instrument, a song, or just come to listen and share.

Musical Tribute at Strode Theatre

Cap off Saturday with "THE WONDER OF STEVIE", a tribute to Stevie Wonder at Strode Theatre. Starting at 7:30 pm, this musical event is set to be a highlight of the weekend.

Glastonbury this weekend is a showcase of community spirit, creative pursuits, and sporting excitement. Whether you're fixing items at the Repair Café, enjoying live sports at The Market House, or soaking in the ambiance at The King Arthur, there's something for everyone.

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Lauren Marie's Sunday Session

Wrap up your weekend with Lauren Marie's Sunday Session on Sunday, 21st January, at 8 pm at The King Arthur. Lauren Marie's performances are a beautiful blend of soulful melodies and captivating vocals. Her Sunday sessions have become a local favourite, providing a relaxed yet engaging end to the weekend. It's an ideal setting to unwind and enjoy some quality music.

Special thanks to The King Arthur for their sponsorship and continuous support of the local community and events.

     

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