From last month’s tragic Manchester attack to the recent events in London which killed 7 innocent members of the public (with over 40 injured confirmed so far), Glastonbury goers have come together to announce a unique attempt to promote world peace and solidarity at Worthy Farm later this month.
Organisers of Peace On The Farm have created an on-site event described as an “attempt to break the world record and create the largest ever human peace sign as a symbol of our unity and love for one another”.
The event is open to all attendees at Glastonbury 2017, and will take place at Worthy Farm’s Stone Circle at midday on Thursday 22nd June.
Head over to the Facebook event to sign-up; in less than three hours of being announced, over 2,000 attendees have already expressed their interest in attending, so this could end up being pretty big indeed.
Wishing you all a safe weekend.
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