Belper Goes Green 2022 – at Belper Meadows Cricket Club
Friday evening: CAMRA beer festival 4pm-11pm, music 7-11pm (some food stalls on site)
Saturday: market stalls 11am-5pm, CAMRA beer festival midday-11pm, live entertainment 11am-10pm,
green talks 11am-4.30pm, live cricket match from midday
Sunday: market stalls 11am-5pm, CAMRA beer festival from midday to close,
live entertainment, green talks and wellbeing 11am-6pm
Belper Goes Green is Transition Belper’s Community, Eco and Arts Festival – a celebration of local living, which aims to share ways of reducing our impact on the planet, whilst connecting the local community in a relaxed, safe and uplifting way.
Following two years of Covid interruption, we are delighted to bring back the three-day, family-friendly Belper Goes Green Eco Festival! With a newfound sense of hope and optimism, it will showcase everything the local community has to offer in an environmentally conscious way. There will be music, talks and workshops to enjoy, all at a new venue. Let’s celebrate together!
To volunteer to help out over the weekend or setting up, sign up here.
- Tickets are available online by clicking on the buttons below OR on the gate on the day. There will be a card machine or you can pay cash (but please try to have correct change)
- Under 18’s, Transition Belper members, CAMRA members, BMCC members and volunteers all get in for free!
Just bring your membership card or proof of payment (volunteers should apply via the link above) - Dogs are allowed if kept on leads and cleaned up after!
Tickets
Standard Weekend: 10th – 12th June 2022
Friday only: 10th June 2022
Saturday only: 11th June 2022
Sunday only: 12th June 2022
Belper Goes Green aims to:
- Create a fun, safe and uplifting environment in which our community can come together
- Promote ways we can reduce our impact on the planet by sharing experiences and knowledge
- Celebrate life in Belper and the surrounding DE56 postcode area
- Address global environmental issues on a local scale
- Promote a thriving local economy, based on green principles
- Connect individuals, families and businesses across the community
- Promote connection with the natural world
- Showcase local artists, musicians, writers and poets
- Give a platform to local campaign groups, charities and organisations who share similar values to us
What we do to reduce our impact on the planet:
- We sell reusable beer cups and water bottles
- Single-use plastic food and drinks containers, plastic cutlery and polystyrene are banned from the site
- We aim for all of our stages to be solar-powered
- No petrol or diesel generators are allowed
- We minimise landfill waste by providing recycling bins across the site
- We provide a wide range of vegan and vegetarian food options
- All promotional materials are printed on either recycled or FSC certified paper using vegetable-oil based inks
Please visit our other Belper Goes Green pages for further info about the festival.