Nestled within the sprawling fields of Worthy Farm, a vibrant and enchanting haven awaits young Festival-goers: The Kidzfield. Celebrating its 30th anniversary in 2024, this extraordinary space has become an integral part of the Glastonbury experience, fostering creativity, playfulness, and a sense of community for children and families alike.

The Kidzfield’s origins can be traced back to the early days of the festival when Arabella Churchill, granddaughter of Winston Churchill, organized the first children’s area. Over the years, the space has evolved and grown, ultimately finding its home in the Nut Ground, where it continues to thrive today.

Under the passionate leadership of Mr Tony, the Kidzfield has blossomed into a wonderland of activities and experiences. From circus skills workshops and puppet shows to climbing frames, sand pits, and messy play areas, there is something to captivate every child’s imagination. The Kidzfield also offers a safe and nurturing environment for families, with baby-changing facilities, dedicated toilets, and a welcoming atmosphere.

One of the most remarkable aspects of the Kidzfield is its commitment to inclusivity and accessibility. Children with disabilities are warmly welcomed and supported, ensuring that everyone can participate in the fun. The Kidzfield is also a platform for young performers and artists to showcase their talents, fostering a sense of empowerment and creativity.

Over the past three decades, the Kidzfield has witnessed countless magical moments and heartwarming stories. It has become a place where lifelong friendships are forged, imaginations are ignited, and memories are made. Many of the children who first experienced the Kidzfield have grown up to become festival volunteers and organizers, contributing to the unique spirit and ethos of Glastonbury.

The Kidzfield’s impact extends far beyond the festival grounds. It has inspired similar children’s areas at festivals worldwide and has become a model for creating safe and enriching spaces for young people. The Kidzfield is a testament to the power of play, creativity, and community, and its legacy continues to inspire and delight generations of festival-goers.

As the Kidzfield celebrates its 30th anniversary, it looks to the future with renewed enthusiasm and a commitment to its core values. The Kidzfield is a living embodiment of Glastonbury’s ethos of inclusivity, creativity, and social responsibility, and it will continue to be a beacon of joy and wonder for many years to come.