Following on from the success of Green Pride in Brighton this Summer was never going to be easy. Yet Jerk N Fire, which took place in Brighton last Saturday, proved to be a great follow-up, albeit slightly more chilled event.
There were thousands of cannabis consumers from the South East of England and beyond who attended the late-summer cannabis celebration event and BBQ.
Pop up shops selling edibles, cannabis social clubs, CBD products, Headshops, cannabis-inspired art, vegan fast food, grills and more were all set up for guests, and each stall had a constant streaming buzz of visitors as revellers checked out what was on offer. These events are perfect for canna-businesses looking to get their products to the market.
Last weekend was a busy one for cannabis events - both Cardiff Cannabis Social Club and Hampshire Cannabis Community held events on Saturday 1st September and Basingstoke Cannabis Club threw an event on Sunday 2nd September.
We attended the latter event, held in Basingstoke's War Memorial Park, a short walk from Basingstoke train station.
One of the best road trips I’ve had so far since getting my driving license back after a 2-year voluntary surrender following my brain surgery in January 2016, has been the long drive from North Wales to Dumfries and Galloways Awareness Event at “The Club” in Lincluden.
When I arrived I was greeted by Club chairmen Tim Rees who had been working hard to prepare for the event with his brilliant finance Sandra Louise. For me, Tim sets a brilliant example of what’s expected from a club chairman; he goes out of his comfort zone to bring the community together with an educational event designed up promote both his club and educate to the public on cannabis.
Back in July we attended Green Pride which took place on the fields of Preston Park in Brighton. The wildly successful event saw thousands of cannabis consumers and legalisation campaigners attending the biggest Green Pride to date.
You can read more about this year's Green Pride here:
Green Pride 2018
Our friend Rizla, also known as Strain Cainers, has just…
Saturday 21st 2018 saw this year's annual Green Pride celebrations take place in Preston Park, Brighton.
With thousands of guests attending from across the UK, this year was the biggest Green Pride celebration to date.
While last year saw 30 stalls turning up and a strong presence in Preston Park, this year saw more than double the number of stalls and vendors and way more guests in attendance.
Every year Hampshire Cannabis Community throws a public awareness event on Eastney Beach.
The picnic this year took place on the beach last Saturday and saw around 100 guests turn up to the 420-friendly event. We couldn't have asked for better weather, with the summer sun and beach breeze providing a perfect temperature for guests throughout the day.
Everybody who attended this year's Borofest celebrations shares one thing in common:
They all agree that something special went down last weekend in the forest in Bedfordshire!
Borofest is an annual event which takes place in the UK and attracts attendees from across the UK and beyond.
We recently went back to the Love Glass studio to see Hive Glass while he visited Burtango Glass down in the South of England.
Last time Frank (Hive Glass) visited he started working on a new glass rig for ISMOKE, but was unable to complete the piece that day due to a lack of the needed tools.