Once the sun goes down the atmosphere around the main stage is pretty magical - either join the dancers at the front or make yourself comfortable on the slopes of the surrounding amphitheatre. Later still you can head over to Chai Wallah’s, a travelling music venue, for chai, cocktails, shisha, and reggae. Once it all quietens down in the main tents, head off exploring – there are tiny, bizarre stages tucked away in all the corners of the festival ground, including, last year, a giant pair of dentures playing disco music and a wheelie bin blasting drum and bass into the early hours. All this is presided over by the Green Man himself - a towering, intricate creation formed of wood and leaves who watches over the festival-goers until he is ceremonially set alight on the last night, accompanied by a firework display. It’s worth heading over early to get good spot! Green Man isn’t a huge, fast-paced festival (there almost certainly won’t be any bottles of urine thrown at the stages), rather a relaxing weekend of good music, good food and good vibes.