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0800 098 6118
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VISITING THE tOR COLLECTIVE MARKETS
The Tor Collective Market takes place in the heart of Glastonbury at St John’s Church and around the High Street on the last Saturday of every month.
There will not be road closures so traffic and usual town activity will be as ‘normal’ as can be.
Address:
St John’s Church, High Street, Glastonbury, BA6 9DR
Parking:
Parking charges in Glastonbury apply Monday to Sunday: 9 am – 6 pm (including bank holidays). Please check the Somerset Council website (Mendip East) for current charges. Parking options, nearest to furthest:
- St John’s Car Park: 10 St John’s Square, Glastonbury BA6 9LJ
- Butt Close Car Park: Butt Cl, Glastonbury BA69HY
- Norbins Road Car Park: Norbins Rd, Glastonbury BA6 9JG
- Silver Street Car Park: Silver St, Glastonbury BA6 8BS
- St Dunstan’s Car Park: 10 Magdalene St, Glastonbury BA6 9EH
All within easy walking distance. Glastonbury has several EV charging points (St John’s & Butt Cl), and disabled parking spaces are available in all car parks.
By Bus
Regular buses run to Glastonbury from Wells, Street, Bridgwater, Bristol and other nearby towns. The main bus stop is on St Dunstan’s car park, just a 2-minute walk to the market.
By Bike
Thinking of cycling to The Tor Collective Market? Wonderful! Glastonbury is surrounded by scenic routes across the Somerset Levels and nearby hills, making for a beautiful ride into town. Cycle racks are available near the High Street and St John’s Church.
By Train
The nearest train station is Castle Cary (CARY), around 13 miles away. From there, you can catch a bus or taxi to Glastonbury. 1/2 buses for up to 2 hours.
The Assembly Rooms
- Toilets
- Cafe
- Dogs Welcome
- Steps to the Hall
The hub
- Wheelchair Access
- No steps
- Toilets
- Dogs Welcome
Come for the day and explore
The Why...
We are a team of Four all live and work in Glastonbury.
From left to right. Chris, Morgana, Jim & Elliot.
The Tor Collective markets were born in Glastonbury, inspired by the town’s long-standing tradition of community, creativity, and spiritual connection.
Our markets are more than just a place to shop; they are a grassroots movement to support small, independent businesses and keep the vibrancy in the high street. At the core of our ethos is a simple but powerful idea: keeping things local and independent. We champion makers, artists, herbalists, vintage sellers, crafters, bakers, and passionate small-scale traders who bring heart and soul to what they do. Every stall tells a story of skill, sustainability, and self-expression.
Local will always be a priority for us, but being “local” doesn’t only mean Glastonbury. We are a small island, and we love to welcome makers and craftspeople from all over the UK. Having a diverse range of people and crafts is what keeps our markets fresh, exciting, and vibrant.
This variety not only broadens the experience for visitors but also strengthens the culture of exchange, learning, and inspiration between traders. By celebrating both our local talent and the wider creative community, we create a richer, more resilient marketplace that benefits everyone.
Rooted in Glastonbury’s rich history as a place of pilgrimage, healing, and alternative culture, our markets continue the legacy of gathering in meaningful, inclusive spaces. We believe that markets should be welcoming, accessible, and nurturing not only for visitors, but also for traders and creators finding their feet.
We don’t just fill space, we curate community. Whether indoors or under the open sky, every Tor Collective event is carefully shaped to honour local flavour, creativity, and collaboration. When you shop with us, you’re not just buying a product, you’re investing in a vision of a thriving, local economy.
The Tor Collective is for those who believe in the beauty of small business, the power of community, and the magic of Glastonbury.