“I see a festival as a petri dish opportunity for experimenting with positive change”
As Shambala Festival’s 20th anniversary approaches in 2020, I’m reflecting on our journey from humble beginnings with 120 friends in a field to becoming one of Europe’s leading sustainable events.
We have been driven by the desire to put on a wildly creative celebration and be at the vanguard of ethics and environmental practice.
We have experimented in every way we can, learning about our impacts with the input of scientific experts, setting ambitious targets, working with all stakeholders…
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Shambala Festival’s Chris Johnson applauds efforts toward becoming more sustainable, but acknowledges that live events have a long way to go
Comment 7 February 2020