This weekend, the communities of Street and Glastonbury will be steeped in reflection and remembrance, honouring those who have served and sacrificed. The schedule presents a rich tapestry of solemn tributes and live entertainment, ensuring that while we remember the past, we also celebrate the present.

On Remembrance Sunday, 12th November, the day in Glastonbury commences with a procession at 10.40 am from the Town Hall to St John's Church for a touching service and wreath-laying ceremony at 11 am.

In Street, the parade begins at 2 pm from the Royal British Legion, promising a poignant farewell to the Street Drum & Trumpet Corps as they march for the last time.

You can find the full details here.

Amidst these reflective moments, the Heart of The Tribe in Glastonbury opens its doors for an afternoon of artistic appreciation on Saturday, 11th November, from 1-4 pm. With over 40 artists, the Winter Open exhibition is a canvas of community talent not to be missed.

The Red Brick Building will echo with the silken voice of Martha Tilston on Friday, 10th November, starting at 8 pm. Tickets are on sale now for an evening of music that promises to resonate with soul and story.

Moreover, the Avalon Constitutional Club hosts the talents of Sam Lewis on Saturday, as his acclaimed music styling's provide a soundtrack to our weekend.

The King Arthur, the generous of this newsletter, is all set to animate the town with a vibrant mix of music this weekend.

Kicking off on Friday, 10th November, DJ Slim & Friends take over the scene with a free entry DJ event with the bar pulsing with the beats of house, D&B, and bass music. This evening is for those who like their rhythms relentless and their nights lively.

On Saturday, 11th November, the atmosphere shifts to soulful grooves with The Soul Strutters. Following their roaring success earlier this year, the band returns to deliver an energetic performance that promises to get the crowd moving. With a decade of nationwide gigs under their belts, the four-piece ensemble, led by the dynamic Eric Mylod-Okafo, brings together the best of groove, disco, funk, soul, and R&B. Their music is a testament to their name – a strut for the soul. Entry is by donation, ensuring that the groove is accessible to all.

Concluding the weekend's lineup on Sunday, 12th November is a Sunday Session featuring Swordfish Gumbo and Thee Jolly Rotter, with free entry to all. Swordfish Gumbo brings a unique blend of 1950s jazz-blues, seasoned with a splash of funeral jazz and backed by a rich double bass – a culinary and musical treat best enjoyed with a generous side of beer. Thee Jolly Rotter rounds out the evening, offering classic punk with a folky twist, all served with a side of edgy cabaret. Expect a fresh take on classics from the likes of the Sex Pistols, The Clash, and Buzzcocks.

Whether you are stirred by the spirit of remembrance or seek the solace of song, this weekend in Street and Glastonbury offers something for every heart.