As the film award season draws to a close again for a year, we touched base with Bristol-based feminist film-makers Jo Barker and Holly …
Makers
Back when we launched our Bring A Cup campaign last year, we offered cup-buyers the chance to add a few pounds on to the …
The following blog was written by Shambala’s very own permaculture guru, Lynne Davis – find her in the permaculture field at Shambala this year …
Dharavi. A vibrant and sprawling mass of ramshackle buildings, heat, dust and on the outskirts of Mumbai, housing around a million people. Those in …
Anyone familiar with the UK festival scene will have stumbled across these makers of mischief in a field somewhere, throwing shapes, causing mayhem and …
The Oxfam stewards often refer to themselves as Oxfamily, here’s a heart-meltingly sweet example of why: Two years ago, long-term Oxfam stewards Gavin and Carrie …
The Kids Kino Project is a mobile, social cinema for children affected by humanitarian crises. Made up of volunteers from the Cube Microplex Bristol, …
Can one person really make much of a difference? We say yes, and here’s the proof: four inspirational stories from every-day superheroes who realised …
No it’s not a band name, but it is a typically leftfield pioneering move from Shambala! In 2015, Shambala became the first UK festival …
Ah, the good old days of darning your socks and doing a spot of soldering when your electronics packed in. Times have changed: now …
“No one is free until we all are free.” – Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Following the success of her Death Row protest piece, …
Seamstress extraordinaire Lisa Comfort fell in love with sewing aged 11 when she made her first skirt, and she’s never looked back. After studying at …