“Let your food be they medicine, and they medicine be they food”- Hippocrates “Our mission is clear- we simply must create the best smoothie bar… ever.” Is it possible? To create the funkiest, healthiest, most energizing destination Shambhala has … Continue reading
Hello Farmily! It’s that time again – those of you who don’t have tickets to Shambhala 2012 and are determined to get here are probably starting to think, “Oh crap, I need to find a ticket.” Sadly, I have already … Continue reading
Hello potential ShambhaLodgers! As you may or may not know, we added a new service for travelers from afar in 2011 – we now offer an accommodations package for a pre-assembled campsite! Let us set up a tent for you in the cool, shady forest … Continue reading
ShambhaLodging 2012! After a very succesful pilot project in 2011 with well over 50 campers, we’re happy to once again offer this service to make the journey easier for travelers from afar. We’ve got some new options available for the … Continue reading
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A huge thank-you going out to everyone who participated in Lodging this year. You were lovely to hang out with throughout the week and you left your campsites so clean! It was awesome to chat with a lot of you … Continue reading
Nelson is about 41km from Salmo and is the largest town nearby with a whomping population of roughly 9, 258, but don’t be fooled. In 2010 Nelson issued over 1200 business licenses! Part of Nelson’s pride comes from the way … Continue reading
Lovely people of Shambhala, Our Vendor profiles are now up on our website! Find out about Shambha-Stores, Food Vendors & Craft Vendors. Check them out here.
Hello Shambhalovelies, Huge announcement: we are opening up a few more ShambhaLodging spots! Remember: With ShambhaLodging you can still purchase up to 2 festival tickets with your camp site so get ‘em while they’re hot. ShambhaLodging includes: • Two-man tent … Continue reading
Quaint little Salmo is the town near the site where Shambhala has been hosted since 1998. For one week each year, this historic mining town sees a drastic influx of Shambhalovlies. Where will you stay? What will you do? What … Continue reading
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