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When people come to The Green Gathering they pretty much invariably love it. We have space for more to come so we’re asking you to help tell your friends and …

The Green Gathering received the International Greener Festival Award for Power 2018 – in recognition of our pioneering 100% renewable energy festival and for inspiring others to follow suit. We’d …

In the face of climate emergency, The Green Gathering is inviting festival goers to take a leap and become ‘Green Travellers’. The festival’s on-site carbon emissions are almost zero, an …

On a March weekend as Britain was battered by the tail end of Storm Gareth, in a warehouse on an industrial estate in Bristol, Extinction Rebellion threw a Spring Uprising …

For International Women’s Day 2019 and into the future, the award-winning Green Gathering is joining forces with pioneers City to Sea to empower women to choose Plastic Free Periods. Almost …

16/17 March, Bristol: The Green Gathering is working with Extinction Rebellion to hold the Spring Uprising Festival – an indoor festival ‘to save life on earth’   Mass rebellion festival …

Intro Green Gathering organisers are keen to listen and respond to younger voices in our festival community. The Mayflower Project has been working with teenagers for 7 years and offered …

Recycling as Aesthetic Practice at The Green Gathering – Johanna Kornsdorfer My facebook news wall this summer showed how big a problem rubbish is at festivals. Pictures of the litter …

Don’t be a Mug – Bring Your Own (#BYOM) The Green Gathering, winner of the International Greener Festival Award for Power 2018, trialled the Bring Your Own Mug campaign at …

PRESS RELEASE 4.12.17   Greenest Festival in the Land: beyond hedonism, beyond glitter At the UK Festival Awards in London on November 30, The Green Gathering’s organising team was presented …