Meare Weekender
A three‑day programme packed with a whole mix of activities for every age group.All proceeds will go directly towards building the new Meare & Westhay Village Hall. A selection of […]
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Events
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Meare Recreation Field Muddy Lane, Meare
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Dread Convention
Glastonbury Town Hall Magdalene St, GlastonburyJoin for an unforgettable day celebrating all things dreadlocks! Whether you’re fully locked, thinking about starting your journey, or just want to meet other people with dreadlocks, this event is […]
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Butleigh Village Cafe
Butleigh Pavilion Butleigh Playing Fields, Backtown,, Butleigh, Somerset,Enjoy a friendly chat, hot drinks and cakes. All very welcome
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Thursday Lunchtime Concert – Beth Webb
St John's Church 48a High Street, GlastonburyThe Holy Grail A tale of love, adventure, and a lust for power which has blessed Glastonbury with its Holy Thorn, the Chalice Well and the Red Spring. Beth weaves […]
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Game Changer Glastonbury
Glastonbury Library 1 The Library, Orchard Court,, GlastonburyWhat is Game Changer?Game Changer is a Free weekly event lasting 3hrs . It’s a place for Neurodivergent people 18+ , people with learning disabilities, autism, or just people (!) […]
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Shepton Mallet Market
Market Cross Shepton MalletGreat Ostry Car Park – Free Parking from 10 AM to 1 PM! Starlight BooksThomas D'ArcyHarts Natural SeafoodThe Olive PitHoughton Leather and SteelBrowns & Daughters Fruit & VegFuzzy Pig FarmFW JewelleryDebbie […]
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Free Family Lunch
Seager Hall Union Street, WellsSeager Hall, a few steps from the library Children's fun & activities; no need to book 07756 796400 www.wellsunitedchurch.org
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Pub Quiz
Teams: max 6 people No charge for entry Collections will be made for good causes Join in for a fun-filled community evening with questions for all knowledge levels. Enjoy some […]
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A Conversation About What Happens When Worlds End
The Hollow Hills Bookshop (Upstairs) 5 High Street, GlastonburyWith Susannah Crockford, author of A Perturbed Systems Free admission with the opportunity to buy the book at a cost of £13 (published at £26).
