Llama Bus

Llama Bus is a pop-up vendor that brings unique items and regenerative cacao to gatherings throughout the Pacific West Coast journey. From the spring gathering at the Okanogan Family Barter Faire in Washington to winter desert gatherings in Arizona and California, Llama Bus creates spaces for connection, celebration, and conscious commerce.

At the Okanogan Family Barter Faire, Llama Bus joins other pop-up vendors like Raye Workz and Prism Percussions, creating a diverse marketplace where handcrafted items, artisanal goods, and regenerative ceremonial cacao come together. This gathering represents the spirit of regenerative community—where connection, exchange, and celebration create something greater than the sum of its parts.

During the winter season, Llama Bus migrates with the nomad community to desert gatherings in Arizona Quartzite and California's Salton Sea and Joshua Tree areas. At events like Tribe Boheme, Van Aid, SchooliePalooza, Bombay Beach Binnelie, Boondockers bash, Rubber Tramp Rendezvous, and the Quartzite gem show, you can find Llama Bus offering their unique items alongside regenerative cacao.

As an Agroverse partner, Llama Bus shares regenerative Amazonian cacao with communities throughout the seasonal migration, supporting both conscious consumption and rainforest restoration. The combination of unique items and regenerative cacao creates powerful spaces for mindful connection and community building.

The Okanogan Family Barter Faire is the starting point of the Pacific West Coast journey—a spring gathering that sets the tone for the seasonal migration that culminates in winter desert gatherings. Llama Bus is part of this vibrant community that honors both tradition and innovation in sustainable living, following the path from spring to winter.

To find Llama Bus at upcoming gatherings, check their Facebook page for current locations and event schedules. They're part of the community that makes both the Barter Faire and winter desert gatherings celebrations of trade, connection, and regenerative living.