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Glastonbury Festival

The one and only! Book Early as tickets sell out fast for this five days of fun in the sun (or mud depending on the weather prior!)

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Glastonbury Fringe

A series of performances and events throughout the area aimed at showing off what the town has to offer, during late June.

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Mendip Hills Festival of Archaeology

An array of events to take part in from walks to talks, caves to churches and all taking place during two weeks in July. The festival is supported by the Mendip Hills AONB, Wells and Mendips Museum and Somerset Wildlife Trust and explores the rich archaeology of the area.

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Orchestra in a Field

Held in the parklands of Glastonbury Abbey at the very end of June, the 'Heston Blumenthal of music', Charles Hazlewood presents a 'colourful and eclectic programme' of modern symphonies and orchestras.

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Events near Glastonbury

'If you're looking for a local event near Glastonbury to visit whilst on holiday or to plan a holiday around, here is our comprehensive list of 4 Events near Glastonbury. '

Glastonbury Festival

Glastonbury Festival

The one and only! Book Early as tickets sell out fast for this five days of fun in the sun (or mud depending on the weather prior!)

Glastonbury Fringe

Glastonbury Fringe

A series of performances and events throughout the area aimed at showing off what the town has to offer, during late June.

Mendip Hills Festival of Archaeology

Mendip Hills Festival of Archaeology

An array of events to take part in from walks to talks, caves to churches and all taking place during two weeks in July. The festival is supported by the Mendip Hills AONB, Wells and Mendips Museum and Somerset Wildlife Trust and explores the rich archaeology of the area.

Orchestra in a Field

Orchestra in a Field

Held in the parklands of Glastonbury Abbey at the very end of June, the 'Heston Blumenthal of music', Charles Hazlewood presents a 'colourful and eclectic programme' of modern symphonies and orchestras.