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A brand new app, festival map and free programme are now available to help families get festival ready for Gloworm this weekend. The preparations at the historic Thoresby Park setting are in full swing, ready to welcome 20,000 people over 7-9 August. While glamping is now sold out and camping…
The dream festival for children has just got even better with Bluey, Baby Shark, Bebefinn, SpongeBob, Paw Patrol, Bing Bunny, Hey Duggee, Supertato, Zog and Mr Blobby bringing the fun to Gloworm. Gloworm has pulled out all the stops for the 10th birthday adding even more huge names loved by…
As family festivals across the UK face mounting pressures, Gloworm Festival believes it has found the secret recipe for success - and it starts with glow sticks, nostalgia, camping and getting families off their screens. Ahead of its 10th anniversary celebrations this summer, the Nottinghamshire…
Gloworm, the magical family festival, is pulling out all the stops for its 10th anniversary with a wave of new acts, zones and activities led by a first-ever appearance from SpongeBob SquarePants. To celebrate the release of The SpongeBob Movie: Search for SquarePants, the beloved costume character…
Gloworm has announced a leading children’s hospital as its official charity partner, ahead of the 10th edition of the family festival this August 2026. Birmingham Children’s Hospital does incredible work supporting seriously ill children and their families from across the UK, seeing around…
Gloworm is turning ten — and the UK’s biggest dedicated family festival is celebrating its milestone year with brand-new entertainment, improved facilities and a line-up to make 2026 the most memorable edition yet. Following the overwhelmingly positive feedback from 2025 — with more than 9…
Families at the ready! Early bird tickets for Gloworm Festival have been released with exciting plans in place to make it an extra special birthday weekend for the 10th edition. To the delight of the regular attendees, it will be staying at Thoresby Park after its return this year went down a storm…