Glastonbury at Watershed
Fri 27 - Sun 29 June
Missed out on tickets? Or maybe you just don’t fancy sleeping in a tent and donning wellies for a weekend? Either way, we’ve got your back – we’ll be showing BBC’s Glastonbury coverage live projected on the large screen in our Café & Bar over the weekend, with our usual range of tasty local beers and ciders on tap (plus nice toilets!) alongside screening several features inspired by this year's line-up.
From the extended and reimagined 2025 version of DIG! XX, featuring The Brian Jonestown Massacre, to a deep dive doc into soul-funk legends Cymande, a metafictional take on St Vincent in offbeat comedy The Nowhere Inn and Doechii’s first acting role in intimate indie drama Earth Mama (which also features a tight, jazz-inflected score from Kelsey Lu).
We’re also bringing back perhaps the best concert film ever made – Stop Making Sense. So if you missed out on seeing the crisp new restoration when we played it last year, or if you’d like to return and have another dance around to Talking Heads, we're presenting the closest approximation of a gig-style standing-room-only show we can on Fri 27 June.
Upcoming screenings in this season
Getting it Back: The Story of Cymande
classified 12A Glastonbury at Watershed
In the racially turbulent landscape of early 1970s Britain, a group of black musicians came together in South London with a shared love of music and a message of peace.
Stop Making Sense: Gig Edition
classified PG Glastonbury at Watershed
Make some noise and get your dancing shoes on as we bring you the closest approximation to a special gig-style standing-room-only (and some chairs and beanbags) screening of Stop Making Sense!
DIG! XX
classified 15 Glastonbury at Watershed
Experience the 20th Anniversary Extended version of Ondi Timoner's documentary exploring the collision of art and commerce through the eyes of psychedelic rock groups on the late 90s / early noughties.
Earth Mama
classified 15 Glastonbury at Watershed
Savanah Leaf’s directorial feature debut (which features Doechii in a supporting role) is an intimate depiction of a mother’s fear and love, crafting a story that redefines perspectives and asks us to bear witness to vulnerability and the desire to be seen.
The Nowhere Inn
classified 15 Glastonbury at Watershed
When musician St. Vincent hires her friend Carrie Brownstein to film a backstage documentary about her public persona, the project leads them both down a rabbit hole of warped identities and outrageous egos in this hilarious meta-fictional fever dream.
A Worthy Deal: get 20% off when you buy tickets for three or more screenings as part of Glastonbury at Watershed. Discount automatically applied at checkout.