National Cannabis Festival

The National Cannabis Festival is an annual event in Washington, D.C. that celebrates the progress of marijuana legalization. It brings together cannabis enthusiasts, advocates, and businesses for a day of music, education, and community.

Who Should Attend

The festival is for anyone interested in cannabis culture, from seasoned consumers and industry professionals to those new to the scene. It attracts a diverse crowd of advocates, entrepreneurs, patients, and recreational users.

What to Expect

Attendees can expect a full day of activities, including live music performances from major artists, educational sessions on cultivation and policy, a large exhibitor marketplace, and a wide variety of food vendors. The event also features advocacy and wellness components, with opportunities to learn about the latest trends and legal issues.

History

The National Cannabis Festival was founded in 2015 to celebrate the legalization of cannabis in Washington, D.C. and to advocate for further reform. The first festival was held in 2016 and it has since grown into a major annual event, attracting thousands of attendees and prominent figures from the cannabis community.