Shambala Team Take Aways – Inclusivity at Kambe
A longstanding tradition with the Shambala team is a weekend of camping under the stars. Surrounded by rolling hills, we get together to take… Read more Shambala Team Take Aways – Inclusivity at Kambe
A longstanding tradition with the Shambala team is a weekend of camping under the stars. Surrounded by rolling hills, we get together to take… Read more Shambala Team Take Aways – Inclusivity at Kambe
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
Open-source technology and all things sharing have become increasingly interesting to all of us here at Kambe Events. We’ve stumbled upon the astonishing leaps… Read more Learning to Ouishare
The revised Smart Energy For Festival and Events guide was launched yesterday at the Green Events and Innovations Conference, in London. Kambe’s Chris Johnson… Read more Out now: Smart Energy Guide ’17
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
Can you combine hedonism with purpose? The way the world seems to be heading at the moment, event organisers in my mind, have a… Read more Experiments in real-world change
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
Events are a core part of most cities tourism revenue stream, however when events pop up in a city, the existing litter bins and… Read more How can city events improve litter and recycling rates?
With the public increasingly interested in the narrative of food, sustainably sourced fish, locally sourced veg and Fairtrade are becoming the minimum standards requested… Read more How sustainable event catering is good for everyone
In conjunction with NCASS, the leading association for independent catering businesses we, at Kambe, are inviting trader and market managers from festivals to join… Read more Is sustainable food and serveware at festivals possible?
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
Many festivals may be pleased to read that their waste management contractors report recycling rates of between 80 and 100%. . But has that… Read more Getting to grips with festival waste