This calendar is mostly for Council meetings and other events at the Town Hall. For information about what is happening in town see Glastonbury Online and the Glastonbury Oracle
Monthly Council Meetings and Planning Committee Meetings will be streamed live on YouTube.
Calendar of Meetings
Anyone can come along and experience the thrill of a ride on an e-bike or e-tandem, free of charge. Guided 20minute group rides. Please book in advance on The Open Road Experience website https://theopenroadexperience.co.uk or take a chance by turning up on the day.
If you would like to join our band of merry pickers, we’ll be meeting outside the Town Hall at 10am on the last Sunday of each month. You’ll be provided with picker sticks, HiVis jackets, gloves, bin bags and hoops to keep the bags open. It’s a lovely way to meet new friends, while exploring and caring for the town we love.
The long Bank Holiday Weekend celebrations open with the lighting of Glastonbury’s ‘Platinum Jubilee Beacon’ on the Tor at 9:30 pm following a short ceremony at the top of the Tor. Space on the Fairfield is being made available for those who do not wish or are not able to climb the Tor.
Glastonbury’s ‘Platinum Jubilee Pageant’ will celebrate Sovereignty with the theme of “Queens and Kings for the day” setting off at 2pm from the top of the High Street. The pageant will conclude in the Abbey, where you’re encouraged to bring your own picnic and celebrate with Glastonbury Brass Band, Glastonbury St. George Mummers Play and Children’s World.
The day will open with a Civic Procession from the Town Hall to St. John’s Church, where a special Platinum Jubilee Service takes place at 11am.
The Church Service is followed by our ‘Platinum Jubilee Big Lunch’ (so bring your favourite picnic food!) on Glastonbury High Street (supported by Glastonbury Co-Op) from 12:30pm, concluding the long Bank Holiday Weekend.
The public can attend and if they wish to speak at the start of the meeting they should let the Town Clerk know in advance.
Council Agenda
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
If you would like to join our band of merry pickers, we’ll be meeting outside the Town Hall at 10am on the last Sunday of each month. You’ll be provided with picker sticks, HiVis jackets, gloves, bin bags and hoops to keep the bags open. It’s a lovely way to meet new friends, while exploring and caring for the town we love.
The public can attend and if they wish to speak at the start of the meeting they should let the Town Clerk know in advance.
Council Agenda
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
Participants will include a wide variety of people and organisations involved in local food, an exhibition, and a series of talks on local sustainable food.
If you would like to join our band of merry pickers, we’ll be meeting outside the Town Hall at 10am on the last Sunday of each month. You’ll be provided with picker sticks, HiVis jackets, gloves, bin bags and hoops to keep the bags open. It’s a lovely way to meet new friends, while exploring and caring for the town we love.
The public can attend and if they wish to speak at the start of the meeting they should let the Town Clerk know in advance.
Council Agenda
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
If you would like to join our band of merry pickers, we’ll be meeting outside the Town Hall at 10am on the last Sunday of each month. You’ll be provided with picker sticks, HiVis jackets, gloves, bin bags and hoops to keep the bags open. It’s a lovely way to meet new friends, while exploring and caring for the town we love.
The public can attend and if they wish to speak at the start of the meeting they should let the Town Clerk know in advance.
Council Agenda
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
If you would like to join our band of merry pickers, we’ll be meeting outside the Town Hall at 10am on the last Sunday of each month. You’ll be provided with picker sticks, HiVis jackets, gloves, bin bags and hoops to keep the bags open. It’s a lovely way to meet new friends, while exploring and caring for the town we love.
The public can attend and if they wish to speak at the start of the meeting they should let the Town Clerk know in advance.
Council Agenda
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
If you would like to join our band of merry pickers, we’ll be meeting outside the Town Hall at 10am on the last Sunday of each month. You’ll be provided with picker sticks, HiVis jackets, gloves, bin bags and hoops to keep the bags open. It’s a lovely way to meet new friends, while exploring and caring for the town we love.
The public can attend and if they wish to speak at the start of the meeting they should let the Town Clerk know in advance.