What's on in Glastonbury this weekend

By Emma Dance

1st Sep 2022 | Local News

There's plenty of musical entertainment going on in Glastonbury this weekend, as well as an evening of art and wine, and a community harvest feast.

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Friday, September 2 to Sunday, September 4

Goodentime Festival

Godney

This year will be a mashup of dance and acoustic genres, creativity and a load of energy.

Friday, September 2

Lil Jim

The King Arthur

Lil Jim is an award winning, multi instrumentalist. Dynamic and irrepressible. Seamlessly tying the roots of traditional music with modern arrangements and hooks. Combining guitar, harmonica and accordion with vocals and foot percussion to create a fresh sound of unstoppable rhythm and unrelenting melody.

An evening of art and wine

Heart of the Tribe

Presented by Mark Ross of The Green Room, who will be bringing a selection of organic, vegan wines from around the world for you to try.

Come and enjoy a night to remember in the beautiful garden with soothing classical music and delicious vegan food where the wine just keeps flowing. Surrounded by fantastic contemporary art by Frank Harwood & Jim Pilston who's exhibition 'A Cabinet of Curiosities' will be on display in the Gallery.

Saturday, September 3

Microcosm: Launch Party

Red Brick Building

A brand new psy-trance adventure in Glastonbury, aka the magical land of Avalon! Two rooms of potent psy and chill acts held within a sacred temple of dance.

FILTA and DJ Paul Stevens

The King Arthur

FILTA is a 4-piece band from Somerset, England with a sound influenced by classic anthemic pop and dance songs, sounds and songwriters alongside their own unique contemporary flavours and ideas, laced with euphoric choruses, monster riffs and honest lyrics.