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<p>Northern Green Gathering is a celebration of nature and sustainable off-grid living. Four days of camping, music and discovery with exciting workshops in the kids, crafts, healing and campaigns areas. Sound and lighting all powered by solar and bikes, pay-as-you-feel sauna and reasonably priced bar.</p>

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Review of Northern Green Gathering 2024

brilliant event, very friendly, disabled accessible and low price. well done all involved, we will be back!!

Very well organised family friendly festival with good food and shopping, cleanliness and friendly folk all ages

The NGG is smaller than the Green Gathering but no less vital and buzzing, and with a quite distinct energy. The event ran like clockwork in its new location at Normanton, near Wakefield. For music, there was the excellent cycle-powered disco with its many competent DJs, plus a silent disco with a very danceable hip-hop channel keeping to noise-abatement rules into the wee small hours.  The main stage  featured two stunning bands headlining on Friday, then Saturday. The ska and Madness-insipred wall of energy Rookie Numbers had a happy crowd bouncing along to their tireless, ultra-animated show on Friday. On Saturday, tight-as-a-drum Kontiki dazzled with twinned guitar and bass, precision-timed against flawless drumming. The bar had better beer and cider at a cheaper price than the GG and all the food stalls produced tasty, healthy fair, especially my favourite Dal-Licious. The event felt connected to its venue with the young farmer beating its bounds with a few of us on Sunday, filling us in on the History of the place (a skirmish near the Battle of Wakefield on site, amongst other tidbits) and he was a welcome presence throughout. Being a recycling-mad Green Gathering, the place was kept impeccably tidy by everyone, and the atmosphere all weekend was happy, relaxed and friendly. We've been told Wakefield Council has given the results a big thumbs-up, so hopefully the NGG has found a permanent site - it would be great to see it grow there.

Relaxed and down to earth. Lots of children.

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