Glastonbury Festival Of Contemporary Performing Arts - Information - Traders

Thousands of food traders, charities, campaigning organisations 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 and so on. There will be some 180,000 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.

Green Traders Awards 2011
Click here for more information on 2011's Green Trader Awards.

Trading at Glastonbury 2011
Applications closed on the first working Monday in January. The selection process took place during January, with trading offers being made in the first fortnight in February. All applicants were informed if they were successful or not. Payment was due by the end of March. Any reallocation of stalls which have not been paid for takes place during April and early May.

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 2011, but are interested in discussing other commercial opportunities, including providing facilities or services on site, please telephone the Festival Office on 01458 834596.

Glastonbury Festival's Green Trader 2010
This was the fifth year of the Festival's Green Traders Awards, given by Greenpeace, the Soil Association, the Fairtrade Foundation and the Nationwide Caterers Association (NCASS), to Festival traders who have done the most to give their businesses a low environmental impact.  The prestigious Gold Award for food went to Fresh Organic, and Cascada were the lucky winners of the Gold Award for non-food. Click here for more info.