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- Jun 28 2018

Our Story 

For more and more people, the mainstream lifestyle sold to us growing up is not a viable path to a happy life. The stress & anxiety that many people carry is not leading us to the lives filled with joy and purpose.

Music & art events are a great way to escape life’s challenges. It’s also fun and a really good idea to incorporate workshops, yoga, and meditation to assist our transformation.

Transformational festivals have been around for decades, and we feel CoLab Campout is a collaborative experience, offering culture a new level of transformation.

CoLab Campout is a curated experience designed to evoke hope for our future. CoLab Campout is an intimate gathering designed to keep our participants on a journey of growth together. The waste of resources and the unsustainable ecological impact of large events do not foster long term regeneration. It is also clear that people do not fully understand the economics behind festivals, and we’d like to OpenSource all of what we are doing so we can truly invite full transparent collaboration. We also love to have a great time, but many days of late night music and non-productive and unconnected activity is not in alignment with what we perceive to be a transformational event.

The Vision of CoLab Campout is what we desire the attraction to be. Learning, meeting, and connecting with activated action oriented community is what we envision the draw to be. In future years, this will be a 200 person SOLD OUT event upon just a few weeks of ticket releases.

Yes, CoLab Campout will also have great entertainment…that’s a given. You’ll probably be blown away, but we want you to come because this collaborative village building work is vital to creating possibilities of human thrival way beyond existence in chaos.

CoLab Campout is designed to showcase what offgrid life can offer. Check out Heartland to see our home base location. We are deep in the prototype phase of creating a reality where living & working from concrete boxes and being in front of our computers for 8+ hours a day is not the only option.

The main goals are to get back to our roots of village building, to collaboratively build real structures and to explore ourselves and each other as we work together. The result we are shooting for is a feeling of actual Transformation. It is our transformation that we LOVE to celebrate. This is why the 4 pillars of CoLab Campout are OuterWork, InnerWork, Transformation, and Celebration. 

CoLab Campout is a festival model that we envision bringing to intentional communities all over the world. We’ve launched this model at Heartland, and your purchase of a ticket is your vote to help us make this a reality.

CoLab Campout is not fueled by any outside investor. If we don’t meet our most basic expenses we cancel the event. If we break even, the artists get paid more and we begin to invest more into our event so it becomes even better for those that come.

This makes YOU the investor.

Having an event is not easy work, and everyone collaborating to make this happen are deep in service to this vision. We make tickets cheaper early to help motivate sales. It’s also good for you to know that last minute ticket purchase is not helping us make this experience better for you.

If this is exciting for you, we are calling for your support now. Grab a ticket, and invite your friends so you can carpool to get here.

We hope you can join us!

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- Sep 22 2016

Reserve the dates and mark your calendars - September 22 - 25, 2016(Thursday till Sunday). Our Fifth anniversary!!!4 full days recommended. Early crew welcome. tickets are on sale NOW!!! one entrance - donation to the club -between now and September 20 - paid by paypal to amberconnection@aol.com- 60$ (sixty $) we only have room for 150 guests. vision quest in the forest, meditation, classes, music, dance, sweatlodge, sound healing, camping, art projects and many many more... pure springwater flowing for all on the land. a pool/pond and a hot shower. sweatlodge. 

10BurningManPrincipals apply: radical self reliance means bring everything for your camping in the forest. and foods and bedding and.... radical participation means plan on being the subject of fascination by others, no gawkers, pure burn... community is helping others survive brilliantly.

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14th Annual Fall Joshua Tree Music Festival - Oct 10 2019

Joshua Tree Music Festival is known for curating a line-up of up and coming, dance frenzy inspiring artists from all around the globe as phenomenal artists from the US and the local Joshua Tree area. - Join a growing family of music and art lovers who convene in the Mojave desert twice a year! This 4 day event features continuous live music, yoga from sunrise to sunset, kids activities, magical visual arts, healthy food options, inspiring playshops, world market, Astronomy Theater so much more. Leave inspired, rejuvenated, refreshed and full of LOVE. - 2019 Lineup - North Mississippi Allstars, The California Honeydrops, Yak Attack, The Hu, Gato Preto, Russ Liquid, Earth Arrow, Elektric Voodoo, Balkan Bump, Zach Deputy, Cole Williams, Adam Freeland, Steve Poltz, orchestra gold, desert rhythm project, Amritakripa, ocho ojos, Myshkin, Megafauna, Water Seed, gabriella evaro, The Flusters, Amanda Davis, Diana Gameros, the gold souls, markus meurer, sone, Long/Division, Cactus Wine Experience, Songwriter Sessions -

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17th Indigenous Farming Conference - Mar 5 2020

White Earth, Minn.- December 17th, 2019 – Mark your calendars on the evening of March 5th through March 8th, 2020, for the 17th Annual Great Lakes Indigenous Farming Conference, Mino-Bimaadiziwin-Gikendaasowin-Oodenang, Living the Good Life through Knowledge and Community, sponsored by the White Earth Land Recovery Project. -   - Join us and learn about a wide array of topics and discussions on food sovereignty initiatives, tribal food and farm policy, native agricultural techniques, research and seed protection, traditional ecological knowledge and much more! We also feature a youth track with various activities and story-telling, films, and hands-on demonstrations. A long-awaited gathering and learning event for the whole family! -   - We will be awarding limited scholarships on a case-by-case basis only to locals, tribal members, and students. For more information and to apply please visit the White Earth Land Recovery Website and for questions please email IFC@welrp.org. -   -

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2017 Farmers Guild-Raising - Feb 18 2017

Every February, hundreds of California farmers, ranchers and local food advocates from San Diego to the North Coast converge at Sonoma County’s Shone Farm to share skills, explore hot topics in sustainable agriculture and collectively forge a united voice on behalf of family farms. This year's workshops and activities will explore CSA's in the age of produce box schemes, food safety rules, soil health and much more. As part of this year's “Intergenerational Exchange” theme, we’re excited to officially announce a merger between Community Alliance with Family Farmers (CAFF) and the Farmers Guild. This new partnership unites generations; combines wisdom and enthusiasm; infuses lessoned learned with what’s possible for the future of food and ag in California. ? And like every year, this event concludes with the always popular Agrarian Lovers Ball. With Valentine’s Day in the air, we open up the doors to our broader community with locally-sourced food and live music to celebrate farmers and all those who love them. The night culminates with our Annual Awards, recognizing contributions to a stronger local economy, food justice and a new generation of agrarians.

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2023 #F2iSummit Field Trip: Sustainable Shellfish at Roger Williams University - Apr 27 2023

This ride share is specifically for the the Sustainable Shellfish field trip at Roger Williams University offered by the 2023 Northeast Farm to Institution Summit. Please make sure you have registered at www.f2isummit.org and added this trip to your Whova agenda before offering or requesting a ride. If you are offering or looking for a ride to Farm Fresh Rhode Island for the Summit in general, click on the following link: https://www.rickyrides.com/northeast-farm-to-institution-summit -

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27th NY Harvest Festival & Freedom Fair 2024 - Oct 11 2024

NY Harvest Fest is a Northeast Classic featuring multiple stages, diverse musical lineup, vendor village, fine art gallery, public and celebrity cannabis cup, edible cup, workshops, activist & educational speakers, kids / family area, drum circle, farmers market, onsite camping, great people, good vibes and SO much more... - Often Imitated - NEVER Duplicated! - Harvest Fest is a celebration of our cannabis culture. A place where the culture could always feel free, despite prohibition. Now that cannabis is legal and its potential is starting to be realized, we are excited to bring this event back to the woods and mountains, at the beautiful Echo Lake! - We host the longest running cannabis competition in AMERICA! - Where EVERYONE is a JUDGE! - Music & Entertainment: - Dr. Jah and The Love Prophets - EARTH (Internationally Touring Classic Black Sabbath Tribute) - Gratefully Yours - Steal Your Face - Grateful Upstate Toodeloo - Friends of the Family - Ramona Lane - Papa MUSE - Patchwork Down - Spunday Morning - CC-13 - Trapper & Friends - BlahsuM - Grateful Dead, Pink Floyd & Music of 1969 Woodstock Laser Light Shows! - and so much more.... - Featuring: - Cannabis GROW WORKSHOPS - with Danny Danko - Dan Vinkovetsky (formerly Danny Danko of High Times) is a cannabis editor, writer, and photographer who was the senior cultivation editor of High Times Magazine and worked there for 18 years (2002-2020). He personally selected High Times' annual Top 10 Strains of the Year from 2005 to 2018 and created and founded the High Times Seed Bank Hall of Fame in 2007. He has judged more Cannabis Cups than anyone else on the planet. Danny is the author of "The Official High Times Field Guide to Marijuana Strains" (2011) and "Cannabis: A Beginner's Guide to Growing Marijuana" (2018). - and Donnie Greenthumb - Donnie has been growing medical marijuana since a very young age. He started working for a greenhouse at 13 years old. He learned so many organic tricks, compost teas, and the importance of soil ph. At 20 years old he wrote for High Times Magazine with John Holmstrom. Between the years 1989-2015 he assisted with writing 187 articles about basic questions, problems with growing, and how to get started in the great outdoors. He also wrote pests and diseases in the Horticulture Medical Growers Bible by Jorge Cervantes. - Public Cannabis Competition (longest running in USA) - Celeb. Cannabis Competition - Edible Cup - Biggest Nugg Contest - Joint Rolling Contest - Canna Scavenger Hunt - The Hash Dash - and so much more...... - Prior to the last three years, Harvest Festival and Freedom Fair was celebrated as a "protestival". We have worked long and hard to earn the respect of the cannabis community in New York (and beyond)! -

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