Open Minds, Open Hearts, Open Sourced: Dharavi & A Shared Future
Dharavi. A vibrant and sprawling mass of ramshackle buildings, heat, dust and on the outskirts of Mumbai, housing around a million people. Those in…
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The Garden O’ Feeden – Food for belly, food for thought, food for soul
This blog was kindly written by Ed Gillespie, co-founder of sustainability comms agency Futerra, and all round Shambala legend. You can read the original…
How To Feed The World
The following blog was written by Shambala’s very own permaculture guru, Lynne Davis – find her in the permaculture field at Shambala this year…
Flags For Malawi – Crowdfunder & Prize Draw
** Note – this prize drawer and campaign is now complete! Thank you to all who donated ** After the success of last year’s Flags…
What Does Your Utopia Look Like?
Read on to discover how your vision of Utopia could appear on this year’s official Shambala T-shirt! Shambala has always been a party with a…
Zambezi News talk Satire in Politics
When we think of Zimbabwe the first thing that comes to mind probably isn’t a satirical comedy show. We think of the Zimbabwe we…
A Q&A with Shambala legends Rebel Soul
Rebel Soul is comprised of Jack Howe, James Trickey & Hannah Lewis. Their aim is to dismantle destructive systems, create and support life-sustaining systems, and to…
A Better Future: Blockchain and the Bits!
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…
Craftivism for Freedom – Designing Political Protest
“No one is free until we all are free.” – Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Following the success of her Death Row protest piece,…
Upcyling tips & Tie-dye to die for
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…
The Children’s Fire
“No law, no decision, nothing of any kind will be agreed by this council that will harm the children, seven generations to come… There is…