Here at Kambe Events we firmly believe in the festival industry’s power to encourage positive change. Our flagship event Shambala Festival is a leader… Read more 25k25: a new campaign to inspire positive action
This article originally appeared in Open Air Business Magazine, where Kate our marketing assistant has a column. The Oct/Nov issue also includes a case… Read more Charity partnerships: Events with heart.
Last month the Shambala team spent a weekend in the countryside, at the permaculture farm Three Pools in Abergavenny. The setting was an inspiring… Read more Growing a people garden: Shambala’s team weekend away
On May 8th over 60 independent festivals in the UK launched a campaign to tackle the culture of tent disposability, which is the scourge… Read more Independent Festivals launch ‘Take Your Tent Home’ campaign
Earth Day 2018 saw the widespread announcement of the ‘Drastic on Plastic’ campaign, where a group of over 60 independent festivals across the UK… Read more Independent Festivals Get Drastic on Plastic
Christine Dent Recently I attended an event hosted by the Birmingham Festivals Group, whose focus was to discuss the importance of cultural events in place… Read more Cultural events: the lifeblood of cities
At Shambala, we have always endeavoured to find ways to reduce the environmental impact of our festival. Over our 17 -year history, we’ve ditched… Read more Behind the Scenes with ‘Meat and Fish Free Shambala’ in 2016
One of Kambe’s newest and most exciting projects based in the city of our roots – Birmingham. The event has been running for several… Read more Roaring Response to Reggae City 2015
Four months have now passed since beginning my internship with Kambe Events. Already I feel I have learnt so much and taken lots on… Read more Getting into the Swing-amajig of things…
Shambala Festival continues to push boundaries and explore positive futures as it becomes the first UK festival to accept Bitcoin payments for tickets and… Read more Shambala becomes first UK festival to accept Bitcoin