Worthy Farm Collection

Michael Eavis, Dairy farmer and owner of Worthy Farm, Pilton, where he created and runs The Glastonbury Festival on his land

Glastonbury Festival, Worthy Farm, Picton, Somerset. A couple enjoy looking out over the festival from an elevated position under their flag

Glastonbury Festival 1997 Picture shows Keith Flint from The Prodigy Picture taken 30th June 1997

Glastonbury Festival 1994. Pictures shows Johnny Cash performing on The Pyramid Stage on Sunday 26th June 1994. The festival took place on the 24th, 25th and 26th June 1994

Glastonbury Festival 1994. General scenes. The NME Stage. The festival took place on the 24th, 25th and 26th June 1994. No exact date for these pictures, but taken during the 3 days

Glastonbury Festival 1994. General scenes. The front few rolls of the audience enjoy the music coming form the stage in front of them. The festival took place on the 24th, 25th and 26th June 1994

Glastonbury Festival 1994. General scenes of the crowd with a pair of legs sticking up belonging to an upside down fan enjoying the day. The festival took place on the 24th, 25th and 26th June 1994

Glastonbury Festival 1994. Festival goers enjoy life with their didgeridoos. The festival took place on the 24th, 25th and 26th June 1994

Glastonbury Festival 1995. The 25th Anniversary of the Glastonbury Festival. General scenes. The lights from the stage areas beam across the evening Somerset countryside The festival took place

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"Worthy Farm: Where Music and Magic Collide" Step onto Worthy Farm, owned by the legendary Michael Eavis, a dairy farmer turned festival pioneer. This picturesque land in Pilton, Somerset has become synonymous with one of the world's most iconic music festivals - Glastonbury. In 1997, the electrifying energy of Glastonbury Festival was captured as Keith Flint from The Prodigy took to the stage. His wild performance epitomized the raw power and passion that reverberated through every corner of this sprawling farm. Rewind to 1994, where country music legend Johnny Cash graced The Pyramid stage with his timeless tunes. As he strummed his guitar under a starry sky, thousands were captivated by his soulful voice echoing across Worthy Farm. The NME Stage buzzed with excitement during that same year as festival-goers immersed themselves in an eclectic mix of sounds and sights. From indie rock to alternative beats, there was something for everyone at Glastonbury Festival. As crowds swelled on this hallowed ground in Picton, Somerset, vibrant colors painted an awe-inspiring panorama against lush green fields. It was here that dreams came alive amidst swirling melodies and contagious laughter. Amidst all the chaos and revelry at Glastonbury Festival 1994, love blossomed as a couple found solace in each other's company while taking in the breathtaking views offered by Worthy Farm. Their joyous smiles mirrored those worn by countless others who found respite within these magical grounds. No exact date can confine the memories made during those three unforgettable days back in June 1994 when Glastonbury Festival unfolded its grandeur. From front-row exhilaration to captivating crowd scenes peppered with dangling legs – it was an experience like no other. Music became a universal language at Glastonbury Festival 1994.