Information for visitors to Glastonbury Town, Somerset UK. For a comprehensive Visitor’s Guide to making the most of your visit to Glastonbury, with insider tips on planning your trip and what to do when you get here go to our members’ site We Are Normal For Glastonbury.
Glastonbury shops never disappoint when it comes to decorating their windows for the Winter Solstice. I went out on a couple of evenings last week to capture them for you. It was cold and raining, but no great hardship as I get such pleasure from seeing the ingenuity and design skills that are put into … Read more
Glastonbury’s 2021 Frost Fayre went ahead despite gale force winds that toppled the town’s Christmas Tree, thanks to community spirit.
I recently revisited the Red Brick Building Community Garden on the edge of Glastonbury. I found it blooming, in more ways than one.
A friendly new Glastonbury eco friendly campsite with bell tents, fire pits and a great view of the Tor. Occasional special events at the field’s Cantina featuring home cooked street food.
Glastonbury’s Avalon Club is a friendly local social club in the centre of Glastonbury. They are keen to welcome new members, so I went for a guided tour of their facilities and to meet some of the regulars.
Information and advice for Glastonbury Town’s visiting and local cyclists. Where to go, where to stay, bike hire and Electric Bike advice.
I’m delighted about the opening of ‘Queen of Cups’, Glastonbury’s newest restaurant and freehouse. It’s a fun, fresh and female-led approach to dining and drinking in Glastonbury that I’m confident will be very popular.
Benedict Street Kitchen is an exciting addition to Glastonbury’s growing good food scene. I recently met with owner Lucy Wyatt to talk about Farm to Fork, local and seasonal fare.
A selection of photos of Glastonbury Christmas Shop Windows for 2020. Lots of twinkly seasonal cheer.
My guide to what to expect if you are visiting Glastonbury in December 2020.
Looking for the ideal gift for Christmas or Winter Solstice 2020? Lots of ideas here, plus links to Glastonbury shops who have a mail order service.
