Glastonbury Festival 2023: New immersive area introduced near iconic 'rave tree'
Glastonbury Festival kicks off very soon and organisers have announced there will be a new immersive area.
Known as the 'Rhizosphere', it promises to be a new party space located near the iconic 22-metre 'rave tree' at Greenpeace Field and behind the Sun Stage.
Poppy Flint and Benji Bailes are working on it and organisers said it will be a "multi-sensory experience" addition to the festival.
It will feature artists in residence, live bio-sonification (using technology to turn the bio-rhythms of natural objects into sound) and "celebrates the queerness of nature".
Areeba Hamid, Greenpeace Co-Executive Director, will join the Rhizosphere team for an exclusive discussion.
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This isn't the only thing changing with this year’s festival. There are some new stages and attractions, and a few features won’t be returning from previous years. Find out about those changes here.
As for the weather, we're keeping you updated with a regular forecast for the festival period.