The Green Gathering 2025
Thursday 31st July to Sunday 3rd August 2025Piercefield Park, Chepstow, Monmouthshire, NP16 6BE, Wales MAP
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accommodation currently £145 for the weekend
The Green Gathering will be held from Thursday 31st until Sunday 3rd August 2025 returning to Piercefield Park in Chepstow, in Monmouthshire.
There's music, magicians and mystics, spoken word, off grid solutions and co-operatives, crafts, permaculture, campaigns, wellbeing, kids' activities and teens space, a stone circle, open mic, acoustic sessions, yoga and dance workshops, affordable bars and ethical eats.
Line-up
No acts have been confirmed yet, but expect over 150 live bands and performers across seven stages.
Tickets
Tickets are on sale, currently priced at £145 for adults, £100 for young adults (16-17), or £65 for youths (11-15). Children aged 6-10 are £30, Children 2-5 years old £10 and children aged 0-2 are free.
A car pass (in hardstanding carpark) is priced at £35, a motorbike pass is £11, and a live-in vehicle pass is priced from £65 (£85 if oversized).
A limited number of dog tickets were available but have now sold out
Please note: Day Tickets are only available on the gate (NOT in advance). Anyone under the age of 18 must be accompanied by a responsible adult.
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It's a festival beyond hedonism for people who love the earth enough to celebrate and save it; a place to party - then wake up and put the world to rights!
With an authentically uncommercial, family friendly and transformative experience, the festival aims to turn people on to community building and low impact solutions. It's about providing food, energy, health and shelter without degrading the planet. It's about future families.
Workshops and activities
Workshops in traditional crafts compete for attention with intimate live music venues, permaculture gardening, radical cinema, campaign stalls, activist training, wood-fired saunas and campfire sessions.
The Green Gathering provides a wide range of children's activities for kids of all ages, from toddlers to teens.
Growing in popularity each year, the Raconteurs' Delight Stage in the heart of the festival features spoken word, comedy, cabaret, circus, song and jazz by night; workshops in dance, creative writing, theatre, songwriting, clowning and more by day.
Ethos
The Green Gathering was the recipient of the UK Greener Festival Award at the UK Festival Awards 2022 and 2023, and was also awarded the International Greener Festival Award in 2023 - the top accolade in the world for sustainable events.
The Green Gathering has a wide ranging, continually evolving Sustainability Policy covering power, land and resource use, travel, trading and social impact.
The festival aims to be inclusive, incorporating a well-regarded Assisted Access team and LGBTIQ space.
The Green Gathering festival is committed to inclusivity and accessibility, offering an Assisted Access area with essential facilities and services. This area includes accessible toilets, a shower, and a communal campfire space, all managed by a dedicated crew. The festival also provides BSL communication support and a shuttle buggy for mobility assistance. Attention is given to those with autism or neurodiversity with 'The Pod', a safe space accessed through the Welfare Tent. For detailed information and to apply for assistance, visit the Assisted Access page
The festival is commissioned by, and raises funds for, the Green Gathering charity (no. 1156593), which promotes sustainability via hands-on education and the arts.
There will be more information here when available.
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