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Saturday 14 - Sunday 15 August 2021
Thoresby Park
Ticket prices vary, please select the 'Website' button above to view prices and book tickets
The Gloworm Festival is a brilliant 2-day event that has been specially created for grown-ups and their little (or not so little) people. You are invited to come and play in a warm, welcoming and creative environment, lose your inhibitions, let your hair down and have some fun.
With performances and meet and greets from some of the UK's most loved TV stars, live music, workshops and more, there really is something for everyone to enjoy at the Gloworm Festival.
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