A festival focused on building community while reconnecting to nature through local waste reduction solutions, live demonstrations, inspiring learning opportunities, and local arts and cultural experiences.
Book by April 22, 2025, 2 day festival passes included. Double adult occupancy. 2 night minimum.
Explore how seasonal eating nourishes both our health and the planet. With Emily Enright, learn simple rituals, practices, and nutrition tips that align with nature’s rhythmic changes.
Terese Bowors will explore how to cultivate a sustainable, intentional relationship with cannabis for healing, growing, and making your own medicine.
Join Keith Davis on a walking tour of the local forest and learn how to identify plants and wildcraft correctly.
Tracey Green will guide you through the basics of making herbal infusions for aromatherapy, massage oil and other body products.
Join Chloe Roberts, artist-in-residence at KSA, and learn to transform or mend discarded textiles into stunning creations.
Identify fungal networks in our ecosystem and learn an understanding of forest ecology with Heather Scott.
Join Marvin Work on a farm tour of Bear Spring Eco Retreat introducing you to pesticide free gardening and more.
Learn about the Sinixt peoples and how Rich Desautel defied Canadian law to prove Sinixt people were never extinct.
Identify fungal networks in our ecosystem and learn an understanding of forest ecology with Erik Hrabovsky.
With Patrick Kooyman, a practicing herbalist, learn to make tinctures using wildcrafted medicinal plants and fungi.
Cultivating fruit and nut trees with Lucas Rivard.
Join Jack Radford, carpenter and green woodworker, to learn the basics of carving spoons using hand tools.
Join Andrea Fox on an "Elemental Journeys" and an exploration of the four directions. Learn compass and navigation skills, interwoven with land based teachings, reflections, and games!
Learn to imprint with locally grown plant materials with local fibre artist, Tracy Fillion, and take home an eco printed bandana. Learn about dye gardens and ethical foraging too.
Bring your bicycle for tire/tube changes, gear & brake adjustments, wheel tuning, hydraulic brake bleeds, general bicycle maintenance with Levi Koroscil of Kootenay Cycle Works.
Alex Leffelaar, a founder of Moonflower Collective - a thriving hub for artists, is hosting the stage at this year’s EcoFest and welcomes anyone who would like to join in or share any music.
A unique, handcrafted hair and skin care products made with purposely harvested botanicals with the changing seasons and Sinixt protocols.
Bringing you the best quality in herbal products and use all natural and organic ingredients.
Purveyors of the finest in foraged products. Forever nomads, we are of the forests, mountaintops and seasides.
Complete list of market vendors coming soon....
Bring small appliances, sports gear, toys, bicycles and clothing for repair and mending.
We still need more fixers and volunteers to help with festival coordination. Email us if you can help out.