Glastonbury Festival Of Contemporary Performing Arts - Information - Traders

Thousands of food traders, charities, campaigning organizations and peddlers of the bizarre and unique apply to trade at Glastonbury each year.

Each stall is costed individually, based on the location of the site, the type of organisation, the number of staff, the size of stall, the products being sold etc etc. There will be some 175,000 people on site at the busiest, with the public arriving from Wednesday morning onwards and most staying 'til Monday morning. So there will be plenty of chance to trade.

Applications to trade at Glastonbury 2010 are now closed.

Everyone who applies will informed whether they have been successful before the end of February 2010. For those that are successful and offered sites, payment is required before the beginning of April 2010. If payment is not made by that date, sites will be re-allocated during the first week of April 2010.

Other Opportunities

The Festival also works with other organisations, large and small, and particularly with companies that actively support Greenpeace, Oxfam, Wateraid or Fairtrade.  If you do not wish to run a stall at the Festival in 2010, but are interested in discussing other commercial opportunities, including providing facilities or services on site, please telephone Dick Vernon at the Festival Office on 01458 834596.

Glastonbury Festival's Green Trader 2009

Glastonbury Festival, Greenpeace, the Soil Association and the Fairtrade Foundation held the forth Green Trader Awards in 2009. The silver award winners were Honeybuns and Juicy Lucy. Gold award winners, who come away with a free pitch at the next Glastonbury Festival and a crate of champagne, were The Hurly Burly & Two Skies.

The Fairtrade award went to Tat for Tibet and the Organic Soil association award went to Helsett Farm.