The Red Brick Building

The Snug
2022-01-20 12:00 - 16:00 (Europe/London) | The Red Brick Building, Morland Road, Glastonbury, Somerset, BA6 9FT, United Kingdom
The Snug

A cosy antidote to the January blues
An uplifting place to support wellbeing and creativity

Activities, music and visuals in a held, safe space.
Listening and signposting will be available.
All welcome. Please be respectful to all present.

Thursday 20th January
12pm – 4pm
Entry is free. Donations gratefully received.

This event is run by Glastonbury Mental Health Network and funded by Open Mental Health.

Mark Chadwick
2022-01-29 19:00 - 2022-01-30 00:00
Live From The Living Room & Red Brick Building present

Mark Chadwick
Plus Support from Matt Owens and John D Revelator
And Aftershow Performance by The Leylines!

Mark Chadwick has graced some of the biggest festival stages in the world as frontman of the UK’s most enduring folk-punk band The Levellers, who have achieved a string of top ten singles and albums including the number one “Zeitgeist”.
Their legendary Glastonbury Festival headline performance pulled in a massive, never to be beaten, crowd estimated at 300,000 people. Now Mark is bringing his solo show back to Glastonbury to play another set of stripped back Levellers classics, along with a selection of his own material.
Mark with be supported by Matt Owens from Noah and the Whale, and John D Revelator. Closing the show will be an aftershow performance by The Leylines.

Full Line-Up
7.30pm: John D Revelator
8.15pm: Matt Owens
9.15pm: Mark Chadwick
10.45pm: The Leylines (full band)

Saturday 29th January
7pm (doors) – late

Tickets
£20 advance
£25 on the door

18’s and over only
Please note, tickets are non-refundable (unless the event is cancelled)

Baby & Child First Aid Class
2022-01-31 14:00 - 16:00
Baby & Child First Aid Class
Hosted by Mini First Aid

Award-winning baby & child first aid class for parents and carers.
This 2-hour class covers CPR, choking, bumps, burns, breaks, bleeding, febrile seizures, and meningitis awareness.

Monday 31st January
2pm – 4pm

Price
£25 per person
To book, see here: www.dorset.minifirstaid.co.uk/classes/open/7447

For more info
Visit: www.dorset.minifirstaid.co.uk

Free Training Workshop: Managing Your Time and Workload
2022-02-02 09:30 - 14:45
Managing Your Time and Workload
Free Training Workshop for Somerset Residents Aged 19+
Run by The Glastonbury Trust

Managing Your Time and Workload
Wednesday 2nd February, 9.30am – 2.45pm
Assessing how you manage your daily activities effectively and whether you give the appropriate time to each aspect of your job is important when planning tasks and projects. Having a sense of how your time might be used more effectively will enable you to get on top of your workload and assist you in prioritising important tasks.
This course is free to attend. Eligibility criteria applies (please visit SS&L for eligibility criteria).
To book: Visit the Somerset Skills & Learning website. Limited spaces available.

About these courses:
Our work lives have become increasingly demanding, presenting us with ever more complex challenges at a near-relentless pace. Add in personal or family needs and it’s easy to feel constantly overwhelmed.
These 8 free courses for Somerset residents aged 19+ will teach you the secrets to plan systematically and take control of your work, organise yourself better, improve communication skills, and establish boundaries to help you find a balance in your life to reduce work-related stress and anxiety.
Delivered by an experienced community trainer in a small and friendly group setting, all the courses are suitable for those seeking employment, establishing or running a business or community project, the self-employed, employed, and creatives who are running busy households and looking to get back in to work.
Following the completion of any of these courses, learners will have built confidence to explore other learning or work opportunities. This may include the other courses on offer in this series to ensure a well-rounded set of skills.

Run by The Glastonbury Trust and funded by Somerset Skills & Learning

Southwest Creatives: Pop-Up Art Exhibition - Private View
2022-02-04 19:00 - 23:00
Southwest Creatives: Pop-Up Art Exhibition
Private View

Southwest Creatives (SWc) is a platform that celebrates artists, designers and curators within the Somerset region. SWc not only aims to build a creative community within the county, but looks to connect the dots between those working in the creative industry and those whom take an interest in it.
The SWc exhibition offers local artists and designers a chance to meet other Somerset based creatives, whilst promoting and supporting their work.
The exhibition will showcase a range of artists who have had direct communication and involvement with SWc, in 2021. The show is free and non-profitable, keeping it inclusive for all. Some pieces will be available to purchase and take home after the show.
We are excited to meet you!

Friday 4th February
7pm – 11pm
Free (booking required)
For details of how to attend the private viewing, please email swcreatives@outlook.com

Public viewing available on Saturday 5th & Sunday 6th February, 9am – 5pm.

Southwest Creatives: Pop-Up Art Exhibition
2022-02-05 09:00 - 17:00, 2022-02-06 09:00 - 17:00
Southwest Creatives: Pop-Up Art Exhibition

Southwest Creatives (SWc) is a platform that celebrates artists, designers and curators within the Somerset region. SWc not only aims to build a creative community within the county, but looks to connect the dots between those working in the creative industry and those whom take an interest in it.
The SWc exhibition offers local artists and designers a chance to meet other Somerset based creatives, whilst promoting and supporting their work.
The exhibition will showcase a range of artists who have had direct communication and involvement with SWc, in 2021. The show is free and non-profitable, keeping it inclusive for all. Some pieces will be available to purchase and take home after the show.
We are excited to meet you!

Saturday 5th & Sunday 6th February
9am – 5pm
Free entry

Breath & Sound: Breathwork Session
2022-02-05 19:30 - 21:00
Breath & Sound
With The Innocence Guru

A powerful breathwork session guided with music and reiki healing

Breathwork is a powerful way of accessing emotions that have been supressed and stored in the body. Breathwork allows you to express and release this energy by breathing in a consistent and connected way.
This Breath and Sound workshop incorporates hands on reiki healing and music to guide you through your journey of subconscious, self-exploration and healing.
This is a medium to high intensity workshop supported by a trained facilitator who will hold space in a safe, nurturing and non-judgmental way.

Saturday 5th February
7.30pm – 9pm

Price
£25

For more info and to book
Email: innocenceguru@hotmail.com
Phone: 07896 707881
Limited spaces. Please book your space by emailing innocenceguru@hotmail.com

Please note: This event aims to be inclusive to all, however participants should be in good health without any physical or mental conditions that could impair their ability to engage in this activity, endanger their health, or cause risk of harm to themselves or others.
As such, this event is not suitable for pregnant women. Anyone recovering from recent surgery should discuss the severity of this with the facilitators before participating and participants with mental health conditions should have appropriate professional support in place and seek guidance from them prior to participation.
18’s and over only.

Friday Night Jazz: Cole Porter Special - 'Love for Sale'
2022-02-11 19:30 - 23:30
The Red Hot Jazz Club presents
Cole Porter Special: Love for Sale

A (nearly) Valentines celebration of Cole Porter and his music
Plus a delicious dinner from The Old Tannery!

Our first Jazz show of 2022 and it’s going to be a very special one!
If you love the classic tunes of Cole Porter like Night and Day, Anything Goes, Every Time we say Goodbye and I Get a Kick out of You… you are going to love this show!
A mix of show tunes, ballads and show-stopping swing from an amazing full band featuring special guest star Craig Milverton on piano.
Craig, winner of Best Jazz Pianist at The British Jazz Awards in 2010, has played regularly in famous Jazz venues around London, the UK and all over the world. He is also very much in demand as a solo pianist, with his virtuoso ability and comprehensive knowledge of the entire jazz spectrum. He is much sought after as a skilled accompanist to such star vocalists as Stacey Kent and Tina May. His trios are regularly required to back visiting American soloists at festivals and venues across the country including Scott Hamilton, Ken Peplowski and Warren Vache. Few British pianists have Craigs’ thorough knowledge and grasp of jazz styles. His love of the music shines through and he is a natural at whatever he plays.
There will also be a couple of familiar faces joining Craig and the band on stage in the form of Scarlett Stone and Sarah Griffiths, who can’t wait to delight you with their own versions of Cole Porter’s classic tunes.

Featuring:
Special guest Craig Milverton – Piano
Scarlett Stone & Sarah Griffiths – Vocals
Terry Quinney – Saxophone
Richard Llewelyn – Guitar
Luke Belcher – Bass
Lee Darkin-Miller – Drums

Friday 11th February
Doors: 7.30pm
Start: 8pm

Tickets
Entry: £10 advance (£12 on the door)
Vegetable Tagine with Couscous*: £8.50 (advance booking only)
Lamb Tagine with Couscous*: £8.50 (advance booking only)
*For special dietary requirements, please contact The Old Tannery restaurant on theoldtanneryglastonbury@outlook.com or 01458 440558.
Please note food options are subject to change.

For more information about this event, please contact theredhotjazzclub@gmail.com

18’s and over only
Please note, tickets are non-refundable (unless the event is cancelled)

The Snug
2022-02-17 11:00 - 15:00
The Snug

An uplifting place to support wellbeing, creativity and community

Activities, music and visuals in a held, safe space.
Featured artists: Julia Bedford and Donna Norton
Listening and signposting will be available.
All welcome. Please be respectful to all present. Closely supervised children are welcome.

Thursday 17th February
11am – 3pm
Entry is free. Donations gratefully received.

This event is run by Glastonbury Mental Health Network and funded by Open Mental Health.

Seedy Sunday: Seed Swap Event
2022-02-27 11:00 - 15:00
Seedy Sunday

A free, family-friendly seed swap event

Join us for seed swapping and stalls with local growers, plus crafts and seed saving information.
For more information, visit the Glastonbury Seed Swap Facebook page.

Sunday 27th February
11am – 3pm
Free

If you’d like to hold a stall, please contact Bon on 07980 031203

Friday Night Jazz: Edward Leaker's Funk & Soul Night
2022-03-04 19:30 - 23:30
The Red Hot Jazz Club presents
Edward Leaker’s Funk & Soul Night

An exciting evening of original Funk and Groove based Jazz
Plus a delicious dinner from The Old Tannery!

Edward Leaker is a saxophonist based in the South West of England. Having trained at London’s prestigious Royal Academy of Music, Edward has gained a wealth of performing experience as a freelance saxophonist and he is always in demand for his versatility and smooth sound. Edward is best known for his own musical projects including the successful big band ‘Swing Machine Jazz Orchestra’ and saxophone and strings group ‘Blaze’.
The Edward Leaker Band was formed as an instrumental group that would appeal to new and traditional audiences alike. Definitely a jazz group but also accessible to non-jazz listeners. Edward’s original tunes represent a wide range of influences from contemporary smooth jazz to Latin, soul and funk – the style is rooted in groove with a strong emphasis on melody in the tradition of performers such as David Sanborn, Kirk Whalum and Pee Wee Ellis among others.
Edward is a Yanagisawa Saxophones UK Artist and is Head of Woodwind & Jazz at Wells Cathedral Specialist Music School.

Featuring:
Edward Leaker – Saxophone
Jerry Crozier-Cole – Guitar
Dale Hambridge – Keyboards
Mark Whitlam – Drums
Mike Bolton – Bass

Friday 4th March
Doors: 7.30pm
Start: 8pm

Tickets
Entry: £10 advance (£12 on the door)
Roast Vegetable Hotpot*: £8.50 (advance booking only)
Shepherd’s Pie*: £8.50 (advance booking only)
*For special dietary requirements, please contact The Old Tannery restaurant on theoldtanneryglastonbury@outlook.com or 01458 440558.
Please note food options are subject to change.

For more information about this event, please contact theredhotjazzclub@gmail.com

18’s and over only
Please note, tickets are non-refundable (unless the event is cancelled)

Breath & Sound: Breathwork Session
2022-03-05 19:30 - 21:00
Breath & Sound
With The Innocence Guru

A powerful breathwork session guided with music and reiki healing

Breathwork is a powerful way of accessing emotions that have been supressed and stored in the body. Breathwork allows you to express and release this energy by breathing in a consistent and connected way.
This Breath and Sound workshop incorporates hands on reiki healing and music to guide you through your journey of subconscious, self-exploration and healing.
This is a medium to high intensity workshop supported by a trained facilitator who will hold space in a safe, nurturing and non-judgmental way.

Saturday 5th March
7.30pm – 9pm

Price
£25

For more info and to book
Email: innocenceguru@hotmail.com
Phone: 07896 707881
Limited spaces. Please book your space by emailing innocenceguru@hotmail.com

Please note: This event aims to be inclusive to all, however participants should be in good health without any physical or mental conditions that could impair their ability to engage in this activity, endanger their health, or cause risk of harm to themselves or others.
As such, this event is not suitable for pregnant women. Anyone recovering from recent surgery should discuss the severity of this with the facilitators before participating and participants with mental health conditions should have appropriate professional support in place and seek guidance from them prior to participation.
18’s and over only.

Free Training Workshop: Making Meetings Work
2022-03-09 09:30 - 14:45
Making Meetings Work
Free Training Workshop for Somerset Residents Aged 19+
Run by The Glastonbury Trust

Making Meetings Work
Wednesday 9th March, 9.30am – 2.45pm
Most of us spend a large proportion of our time in meetings, often with unproductive outcomes and sometimes with a high level of frustration. This course gives you the skills to organise and run meetings more effectively to better support your work or projects.
This course is free to attend. Eligibility criteria applies (please visit SS&L for eligibility criteria).
To book: Visit the Somerset Skills & Learning website. Limited spaces available.

About these courses:
Our work lives have become increasingly demanding, presenting us with ever more complex challenges at a near-relentless pace. Add in personal or family needs and it’s easy to feel constantly overwhelmed.
These 8 free courses for Somerset residents aged 19+ will teach you the secrets to plan systematically and take control of your work, organise yourself better, improve communication skills, and establish boundaries to help you find a balance in your life to reduce work-related stress and anxiety.
Delivered by an experienced community trainer in a small and friendly group setting, all the courses are suitable for those seeking employment, establishing or running a business or community project, the self-employed, employed, and creatives who are running busy households and looking to get back in to work.
Following the completion of any of these courses, learners will have built confidence to explore other learning or work opportunities. This may include the other courses on offer in this series to ensure a well-rounded set of skills.

Run by The Glastonbury Trust and funded by Somerset Skills & Learning

Friday Night Blues: Brue River Band
2022-03-11 20:00 - 2022-03-12 00:00
Friday Night Blues
Brue River Band

A celebratory evening of rockin’ good Chicago blues
Plus a delicious dinner from The Old Tannery!

The Brue River crew came together as a response to the first lockdown. They were on a mission to blow their blues away – and everybody else’s! Their sound is far more joyful than woeful. They deliver driving, dancey grooves in celebratory spirit and style.
Their set draws heavily on Chicago blues influences, especially Howlin’ Wolf and Muddy Waters. But they’ve made the material their own, enhanced by sax and harmonica lines weaving through rock steady arrangements. There are some original compositions in there, too.
Based at Octopus Studios in Bruton, The Brue River Band take their name from the river that runs alongside them. Sometimes they invite other acts they’ve met while rehearsing and recording there to support them on gigs. You are certainly in for a Friday night treat and you may get a bonus band too!
Studio mix sample track available at: https://youtu.be/5nFw00_TFzg

Friday 11th March
8pm – late

Tickets
£8 advance (£10 on the door)
Roasted Vegetable Cassoulet*: £8.50 (advance booking only)
Slow Roast Pork Cassoulet*: £8.50 (advance booking only)
*For special dietary requirements, please contact The Old Tannery restaurant on theoldtanneryglastonbury@outlook.com or 01458 440558.
Please note food options are subject to change.

For more information about this event, please contact milton.bluesman@hotmail.com

18’s and over only
Please note, tickets are non-refundable (unless the event is cancelled)

Glastonbury Calling 2022 - Friday
2022-03-18 19:00 - 2022-03-19 00:00
Glastonbury Calling 2022
The Friday

Glastonbury Calling is a two-day festival now hitting its 7th year. Run by the people and venues from the town itself, it highlights the variety of great new music from the west and shows off Glastonbury’s cracking venues.
Spread over 5 venues: The Rifleman’s; Tor Leisure; My Fine Deli; The King Arthur; and the Red Brick Building, an advance Full Weekend ticket gets you a wristband to cover all venues and music.

The Friday lineup includes:
Da Fuchaman, Mother Vulture, Matt Owens, The Proxy Youth, Dusk Brothers, Imprints, The Fangs of The Dodo, Mandy Woods, NO LOVE LOST, Meeking, Alex Lipinski, Brave Ones, Jay Anderson, Henry Wacey, Bob Gallie

Performing at the Red Brick Building will be:
Da Fuchaman, Imprints, Matt Owens and Dr. Amaqueen

Friday 18th March
7pm – late

Tickets
Friday only: £12
Saturday only: £18
Full Weekend, Tier 1: £20
Full Weekend, Teir 2: £25
Tickets available here

Glastonbury Calling 2022 - Saturday
2022-03-19 19:00 - 2022-03-20 01:00
Glastonbury Calling 2022
The Saturday

Glastonbury Calling is a two-day festival now hitting its 7th year. Run by the people and venues from the town itself, it highlights the variety of great new music from the west and shows off Glastonbury’s cracking venues.
Spread over 5 venues: The Rifleman’s; Tor Leisure; My Fine Deli; The King Arthur; and the Red Brick Building, an advance Full Weekend ticket gets you a wristband to cover all venues and music.

The Saturday lineup includes:
Imperial Leisure, wych elm, Lonely Tourist, Television Villain, Taynee Lord & The Crookes, IRIE FIRE, IDestroy, The Rhynes, Nossiness, THE PORTRAITS, The Intercepteurs, MISS KILL, Chris Webb, Almagrey, We Wore Walkmans, Unit 4 , Shoun Shoun, Angela’s Sunset, Hoodoo Blue, Duncan Batey, Okay Bye Pete Long, The Lost Trades, Masca , Taylor T, Fly Yeti Fly, The Mireille Mathlener Band , Sharon Lazibyrd, The Strode Live Showcase

Performing at the Red Brick Building will be:
Imperial Leisure, IRIE FIRE, The Intercepteurs and Unit 4

Saturday 19th March
7pm – late

Tickets
Friday only: £12
Saturday only: £18
Full Weekend, Tier 1: £20
Full Weekend, Teir 2: £25
Tickets available here

Scorching Sessions
2022-03-25 20:00 - 2022-03-26 01:00
Scorching Sessions

Drum & Bass / Jungle / Rollers
Fire Tribe events return to the Red Brick Building with Scorching Sessions; a high-energy, forward-thinking dancefloor night not to be missed!

With DJ sets from:
AUDIOMISSION
SUBCRIMINAL
ZEN DUB
LINKZ
SUNWISE

Hosted by:
HI MC

Good vibes only!

Friday 25th March
8pm – 1am

Tickets
£7 advance (plus booking fee)
£10 on the door

18’s and over only
Please note, tickets are non-refundable (unless the event is cancelled)

Mad Dog Mcrea
2022-03-26 19:00 - 2022-03-27 00:00
Mad Dog Mcrea
Plus Support

Mad Dog Mcrea blend a unique mixture of folk rock, pop, gypsy jazz, bluegrass and ‘shake your ass’ music. From self-penned songs of adventure, drinking, love and life, to traditional songs of gypsies, fairies, legless pirates and black flies – Mad Dog never fail to capture their audience with their infectious songs.
Mad Dog’s new album Almost Home, produced by Sean Lakeman, is an album fuelled with all the essential Mad Dog energy and antics that the band have become known for. In constant demand and having played just about every festival and two-bit, jibe-arsed dive in Christendom, Mad Dog Mcrea are, in every sense of the word, a live band. Almost Home encapsulates that and so much more.
The famous purple happy bus is fired up and ready for action, and there’s room for you – jump aboard!

Saturday 26th March
7pm (doors) – late

Tickets
£19.50 advance, available here: www.ticketsource.co.uk
£22 on the door

18’s and over only
Please note, tickets are non-refundable (unless the event is cancelled)

Free Training Workshop: Managing Your Organisation
2022-03-30 09:30 - 14:45
Managing Your Organisation
Free Training Workshop for Somerset Residents Aged 19+
Run by The Glastonbury Trust

Managing Your Organisation
Wednesday 30th March, 9.30am – 2.45pm
This course gives you an opportunity to look at the tools needed to successfully lead and manage a small organisation or project. You will learn to identify realistic objectives for your organisation or project and plan effectively to achieve your goals.
This course is free to attend. Eligibility criteria applies (please visit SS&L for eligibility criteria).
To book: Visit the Somerset Skills & Learning website. Limited spaces available.

About these courses:
Our work lives have become increasingly demanding, presenting us with ever more complex challenges at a near-relentless pace. Add in personal or family needs and it’s easy to feel constantly overwhelmed.
These 8 free courses for Somerset residents aged 19+ will teach you the secrets to plan systematically and take control of your work, organise yourself better, improve communication skills, and establish boundaries to help you find a balance in your life to reduce work-related stress and anxiety.
Delivered by an experienced community trainer in a small and friendly group setting, all the courses are suitable for those seeking employment, establishing or running a business or community project, the self-employed, employed, and creatives who are running busy households and looking to get back in to work.
Following the completion of any of these courses, learners will have built confidence to explore other learning or work opportunities. This may include the other courses on offer in this series to ensure a well-rounded set of skills.

Run by The Glastonbury Trust and funded by Somerset Skills & Learning

The Snug
2022-03-31 11:00 - 15:00
The Snug

An uplifting place to support wellbeing, creativity and community

Activities, music and visuals in a held, safe space.
Featured artists: Julia Bedford, Donna Norton and Ash Noakes
Listening and signposting will be available.
All welcome. Please be respectful to all present. Closely supervised children are welcome.

Thursday 31st March
11am – 3pm
Entry is free. Donations gratefully received.

This event is run by Glastonbury Mental Health Network and funded by Open Mental Health.

Friday Night Jazz: The Schmoozenbergs
2022-04-01 19:30 - 23:30
The Red Hot Jazz Club presents
The Schmoozenbergs

Gypsy Jazz and beyond, to put a smile on your face and a spring in your step
Plus a delicious dinner from The Old Tannery!

Conjuring up the mood of 1930s Paris, fused with flavours of Eastern Europe and a liberal sprinkling of high energy folk, The Schmoozenbergs’ uplifting music will put a smile on your face and a spring in your step. With roots in Gypsy Jazz and influences beyond, they bring you irresistible rhythms, evocative melodies and playful improvisation to create a lively and heartwarming sound.
Featuring soaring violin, masterful double-bass, bouncing rhythm and hot lead guitars, they have delighted audiences at venues and festivals throughout the UK. Their live show combines energetic original music with imaginative interpretations of classic jazz tunes.
“A voyage of delight, a foot tapping whirl of expressive energy” – Liverpool Sound and Vision

Featuring:
Gina Griffin – Violin
Ron Phelan – Double-Bass
Sam Stennett & Tom Brydon-Smith – Guitar

Friday 1st April
Doors: 7.30pm
Start: 8pm

Tickets
Entry: £10 advance (£12 on the door)
The Old Tannery’s Veggie Burger & Fries*: £8.50 (advance booking only)
The Old Tannery’s Pulled Pork Bap & Fries*: £8.50 (advance booking only)
*For special dietary requirements, please contact The Old Tannery restaurant on theoldtanneryglastonbury@outlook.com or 01458 440558.
Please note food options are subject to change.

For more information about this event, please contact theredhotjazzclub@gmail.com

18’s and over only
Please note, tickets are non-refundable (unless the event is cancelled)

Breath & Sound: Breathwork Session
2022-04-02 19:30 - 21:00
Breath & Sound
With The Innocence Guru

A powerful breathwork session guided with music and reiki healing

Breathwork is a powerful way of accessing emotions that have been supressed and stored in the body. Breathwork allows you to express and release this energy by breathing in a consistent and connected way.
This Breath and Sound workshop incorporates hands on reiki healing and music to guide you through your journey of subconscious, self-exploration and healing.
This is a medium to high intensity workshop supported by a trained facilitator who will hold space in a safe, nurturing and non-judgmental way.

Saturday 2nd April
7.30pm – 9pm

Price
£25

For more info and to book
Email: innocenceguru@hotmail.com
Phone: 07896 707881
Limited spaces. Please book your space by emailing innocenceguru@hotmail.com

Please note: This event aims to be inclusive to all, however participants should be in good health without any physical or mental conditions that could impair their ability to engage in this activity, endanger their health, or cause risk of harm to themselves or others.
As such, this event is not suitable for pregnant women. Anyone recovering from recent surgery should discuss the severity of this with the facilitators before participating and participants with mental health conditions should have appropriate professional support in place and seek guidance from them prior to participation.
18’s and over only.

Beckery Village Spring Fayre
2022-04-03 10:00 - 16:00
Beckery Village Spring Fayre

Free Spring Fayre and Market for all the Family

Come one, come all to see the craft stall!
Crafts, makers, produce, art, music, food, entertainment and MUCH MORE… all from your local community!

Featuring:
Arts and crafts stalls in the Community Garden
Flea, vintage and market stalls in the Red Brick Car Park
Indoor stalls for books and more, plus Pandora’s Mystery Boutique at the Zigzag Building
Music and walkabout performances
Food from the Pop Up Vegan Cafe in the Community Garden, and The Old Tannery

To book a pitch to sell your own wares, call Gee on 07544 931319. Pitches are £10 each, please supply your own table.

Sunday 3rd April
10am – 4pm
Free

We look forward to seeing you there!

Free Training Workshop: Managing Your People
2022-04-06 09:30 - 14:45
Managing Your People
Free Training Workshop for Somerset Residents Aged 19+
Run by The Glastonbury Trust

Managing Your People
Wednesday 6th April, 9.30am – 2.45pm
You will learn the skills to support building teams and engendering team spirit, which are a critical element of the process to successfully deliver work and project goals. Motivating staff, delegation, assessing leadership styles are also useful tools to enable you to be successful in different roles and settings.
This course is free to attend. Eligibility criteria applies (please visit SS&L for eligibility criteria).
To book: Visit the Somerset Skills & Learning website. Limited spaces available.

About these courses:
Our work lives have become increasingly demanding, presenting us with ever more complex challenges at a near-relentless pace. Add in personal or family needs and it’s easy to feel constantly overwhelmed.
These 8 free courses for Somerset residents aged 19+ will teach you the secrets to plan systematically and take control of your work, organise yourself better, improve communication skills, and establish boundaries to help you find a balance in your life to reduce work-related stress and anxiety.
Delivered by an experienced community trainer in a small and friendly group setting, all the courses are suitable for those seeking employment, establishing or running a business or community project, the self-employed, employed, and creatives who are running busy households and looking to get back in to work.
Following the completion of any of these courses, learners will have built confidence to explore other learning or work opportunities. This may include the other courses on offer in this series to ensure a well-rounded set of skills.

Run by The Glastonbury Trust and funded by Somerset Skills & Learning

Lunchtime Jazz with the Wells Jazz Collective - April
2022-04-10 13:00 - 15:00
Lunchtime Jazz
With the Wells Jazz Collective

The perfect blend of good food and cool jazz

This combination of smooth jazz and delicious food makes for the perfect chilled out Sunday. Food is prepared to order by The Old Tannery kitchen, while live jazz is served up by the Wells Jazz Collective.
Diners are recommended to book with The Old Tannery in advance. Please contact 01458 440558 or theoldtanneryglastonbury@outlook.com

Sunday 10th April
1pm – 3pm

Free entry
Donations welcome

Pick N' Mix
2022-04-15 20:00 - 2022-04-16 01:00
Placebo Events presents
Pick N’ Mix

Multi-Genre Night

Featuring:
NetWRK
DAF
Sparkey
Helyar
Jorge
Imperial Noise

Friday 15th April
8pm – 1am

Tickets
£5 advance
£7 on the door

18’s and over only
Please note, tickets are non-refundable unless the event is cancelled

Film Screening: 'Make It A Fair COP, Glasgow' + Q&A
2022-04-22 19:30 - 23:00
One Minute To Midnight Movies presents
‘Make It A Fair COP, Glasgow’

Film screening, followed by Q&A with producers John Potter and Phil Shepherd
A view from the streets at the COP 26 climate conference, to which Jeff Bezos was invited but not Greta Thunberg.

“The two of us took the train to Glasgow to find out more about what might be being done to avoid a complete climate and environmental catastrophe. We didn’t have passes or any kind of access to the main conference, but we wanted to find out what people were thinking and saying… While world leaders gathered behind the miles of perimeter fences, we walked the streets looking for other more inclusive conferences. The conferences of the communities and peoples. Going to lots of different meetings in different venues all over Glasgow, we found that lots of the events were organised by younger people. People with real knowledge of the situation; scientists, economists, biologists, all sorts of people with real expertise. It gave us hope that the changes we need are possible.”

This 33 minute film tells the story of COP 26 from the viewpoint of two non-experts without official passes, who went to Glasgow to the main conference to bear witness to what should have been a crucial global event.
Producers John Potter and Phil Shepherd showcase the film, together with another new environmental crisis related short film, before discussing the implications of these stories with audience members during a live Q&A.

Friday 22nd April
7.30pm, Doors
8pm, Screening

Tickets
£8 advance
£5 concession (seniors/unwaged)
£10 on the door

Please note, tickets are non-refundable unless the event is cancelled

Free Training Workshop: Communication Skills
2022-04-27 09:30 - 14:45
Communication Skills
Free Training Workshop for Somerset Residents Aged 19+
Run by The Glastonbury Trust

Communication Skills
Wednesday 27th April, 9.30am – 2.45pm
How we communicate can impact our relationships within the workplace, with other organisations and ultimately our effectiveness in delivering the work. Becoming aware of the communication process can help us to create an effective working environment and connect with our colleagues in a more meaningful way.
This course is free to attend. Eligibility criteria applies (please visit SS&L for eligibility criteria).
To book: Visit the Somerset Skills & Learning website. Limited spaces available.

About these courses:
Our work lives have become increasingly demanding, presenting us with ever more complex challenges at a near-relentless pace. Add in personal or family needs and it’s easy to feel constantly overwhelmed.
These 8 free courses for Somerset residents aged 19+ will teach you the secrets to plan systematically and take control of your work, organise yourself better, improve communication skills, and establish boundaries to help you find a balance in your life to reduce work-related stress and anxiety.
Delivered by an experienced community trainer in a small and friendly group setting, all the courses are suitable for those seeking employment, establishing or running a business or community project, the self-employed, employed, and creatives who are running busy households and looking to get back in to work.
Following the completion of any of these courses, learners will have built confidence to explore other learning or work opportunities. This may include the other courses on offer in this series to ensure a well-rounded set of skills.

Run by The Glastonbury Trust and funded by Somerset Skills & Learning

Friday Night Blues: ZZ Birmingham Band
2022-04-29 20:00 - 2022-04-30 00:00
Friday Night Blues
ZZ Birmingham Band

What ZZ Birmingham doesn’t know about the blues wouldn’t fill a postcard home from Birmingham, Alabama. Check out his long running Blues Cruise radio show on Glastonbury FM. You will be very well informed, yes, but also delightfully entertained. A superb showman and story-teller, these are the hallmarks of his stage show, too.
The core band is five-piece: sax, fiddle, drums and bass, with ZZ fronting on guitar/vocals and occasional harmonica. On live gigs he has the habit of adding trumpet and cello to create horn and string sections.
Refreshingly absent are lead guitar solos, overdone to the point of cliche in too many line ups. When the band is in full cry, ZZ looks to his horns and strings for the fills and thrills. He then subverts expectation by resting them to deliver a stripped down master-class on Hoochie Coochie Man.
This is a deserving fixture of the band’s core set, as is the rousing and anthemic Boots, ZZ’s own composition – although he credits Bob Dylan among others as having a hand in its creation. Expect other originals as well as first rate covers.
Ladies and gentlemen, put on your Hi Heel Sneakers and dance the blues with the ZZ Birmingham Band… blues and beyond!

Friday 29th April
8pm – late

Tickets
£7.50 advance (£8 on the door)
Roasted Cauliflower with BBQ Borlotti Bean Ragout*: £8.50 (advance booking only)
Slow Roasted Goat Shoulder with BBQ Borlotti Bean Ragout*: £8.50 (advance booking only)
*For special dietary requirements, please contact The Old Tannery restaurant on theoldtanneryglastonbury@outlook.com or 01458 440558.
Please note food options are subject to change.

For more information about this event, please contact milton.bluesman@hotmail.com

18’s and over only
Please note, tickets are non-refundable unless the event is cancelled
