
Glastonbury Fair 1971
Now called Glastonbury Fayre, Andrew Kerr and Arabella Churchill helped plan a free event at Pilton encompassing Midsummer’s Day. 12,000 people saw David Bowie, Hawkwind and Traffic play on a pyramid-shaped stage made from scaffolding, expanded metal and plastic sheeting.
Statistics
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25*performances
* Catalogued so far.

Performances
Wednesday
Thursday
Gallery
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Photography by Sheila Burnett -
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Robert Blomfield Photography -
Robert Blomfield Photography -
Robert Blomfield Photography -
Robert Blomfield Photography