There's lots of musical entertainment taking place in town this weekend, as well as a raw equinox potluck, a crystal and gem show, and just down the road in Street, there's an intro to Latin, and commemorative service for The Queen.

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Saturday, September 17

SPACE plus support

Red Brick Building

Nineties Britpop favourites SPACE visit Glastonbury to play a great mix of nostalgic dance classics like 'Female of the Species' and 'Neighbourhood' as well as top new tunes.

 The Rose Concert

St John's Church

Enjoy performances from a variety of different performers at this special concert.

Bitesize Latin

The Grange, Street

Find out about the English words derived from Latin and the connections between the languages before diving into basic grammar rules and an introduction to some key vocabulary.

Ruby and the Smoke

Riflemans Arms

A local band performing a mix of covers and originals.

 Repair Cafe

St Benedict's Church

Bring your broken items to be fixed; learn 'how to', save money by mending stuff; help climate change and reduce the waste mountain; drink coffee, eat nice cake and meet others who love making, mending and renewing pre-loved items. All for a donation.

Sunday, September 18

Raw Vegan Equinox Potluck

Glastonbury

As day and night come into balance at Equinox, enjoy the fruits of the harvest from the year so far. Anyone who is raw-curious or interested in veganism and plant-based eating is welcome.

 Glastonbury Crystal and Gem Show

Red Brick Building

A day of all things crystals – with crystal healing, awareness, jewellery, art, gong sound baths, workshops and more!

Commemorative service for the Queen

Street Parish Church

A special commemorative service for the community, to mark the death of her late Majesty Queen Elizabeth II will be held at Street Parish Chuch on Sunday (September 18).

The service will take place from 6pm to 7pm and everyone is welcome to attend.