Photo Albums of Shambhala 2025

The magic of Shambhala 2025 lives on.

Our photographers captured every moment from Shambhala 2025. Explore the albums now, with more to come.

Joe Capone

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Shambhala 2025 wouldn’t be the same without Joe’s incredible eye. His photos capture the true heartbeat of the festival: connection, creativity, and community. This year, he covered the festival with a special focus on the Artisan Market, highlighting its vibrant energy, unique vendors, and the atmosphere that makes it such a beloved part of the Shambhala experience.

Artisan Market - photo by Joe Capone

Ian Budz & Christen Johnson (IC Media)

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Huge thanks to Ian Budz and Christen Johnson of IC Media for their stunning album. Their focus on the Artisan Market, murals, and installations, including works by Indigenous Art Grant recipients Vania Stager and Rain Pierre, perfectly showcases the creativity and community that define the festival.

"Has moment" Mural by Rain Awakens - photo by IC Media

Courtney Craig

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Courtney’s album captures the atmosphere and energy of the festival with authenticity and care. This year, she focused on documenting Shambhala’s food vendors, showcasing the people and flavours that keep the festival community fuelled throughout the weekend.

SMF Food & Beverage Vendor - photo by Courtney Craig

Visions by Michelle Westman

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Michelle went above and beyond to deliver an incredible album. Her assignment focused on attendee-organized events, the gatherings that showcase the connection within the Shambhala community. From the Mombhala Meet-Up to the Moth-Pit gathering, Michelle documented the energy and personality that make these traditions a memorable part of the festival.

Mombhala Meet-Up - photo by Michelle Westman

One Vision Media (Natalie Bedard)

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It was a pleasure to welcome Natalie back to the farm this year. Her work once again captures the feeling of belonging that makes Shambhala so special - every frame makes you wish you were there. Natalie’s assignments included guest and theme camps like Camp Daycare and the Cat Dome, portraits that highlight the uniqueness within our community, and scenes along the Salmo River, balancing quiet moments with the festival’s vibrant energy.

Salmo River - photo by Natalie Bedard

Dallas Rehill Photography

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Shambhala has always been a space for creativity and self-expression, and Dallas captured that spirit flawlessly through his coverage of the Rave Runway Extravaganza. His photos celebrate individuality, confidence, and the artistry that shines through every outfit and performance. Thank you, Dallas, for bringing this vibrant showcase of festival fashion and freedom to life.

Rave Runway Extravaganza - photo by Dallas Rehill

Jeremy Quaglia

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Jeremy's work brings out the warmth and authenticity that make Shambhala feel like home. His photos of guests enjoying ShambhaLodging capture creative campsites, each reflecting the care and character of the people who build them. With his unique perspective, Jeremy turned everyday festival moments into striking images that celebrate the love and acceptance found across the farm.

ShambhaLodging - photo by Jeremy Quaglia

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