Kind Bud Campout Focuses on Music, Cannabis, and Hash-Tasting

Kind bud campoutPress release from Mendocino Cannabis Resource Events (MCREvents):

Mendocino Cannabis Resource Events (MCREvents) is offering their inaugural “Kind Bud Campout” July 9th through July 10th at the historic Black Oak Ranch north of Laytonville, California.

The culmination of over 30 years of cannabis activism, MCREvents is the brainchild of Karen Byars, who has been supporting the cannabis community through workshops, events, job fairs, private consultation and business services in Mendocino County. Now, says Byars, the acquisition of a California Cannabis Events Organizers license has afforded her the opportunity to branch out into event production.

“We are focused on creating cannabis marketplaces and lounges that feature Northern California outdoor cannabis flowers and products, at festivals and events,” says Byars. “The Kind Bud Campout is an intimate, Northern California cannabis experience geared toward the connoisseur.”

The Kind Bud Campout was Byars’ dream for the past two years, but until recently, the pandemic restrictions disabled public gatherings. “We had such a positive initial response, we decided to put it on the calendar for 2022,” she notes. The exclusive overnight gathering is limited to 500 attendees.

The gathering will be a combination of music, education and legal, safe cannabis consumption. Evening performances include sets by Kind Bud and the Joints, featuring Papa Mali and Matt Hubbard, Bobby Vega and Wally Ingram, who will be performing a very special “Garcia/Hunter Set” at their only exclusive West Coast performance. Along with these legendary performers, singer-songwriter Sherita Perez and positive reggae artist Junior Toots will grace the stage.

“Guests can also participate in our late-night open mic session or share your stories at a during the ‘Outlaw Storytelling: Real Tales from Behind the Redwood Curtain,’” Byars continues.

The on-site cannabis marketplace will feature a variety of offerings from licensed farmers and producers. The gathering will have a focus on hash- one of the most cherished and least understood cannabis products. There will be a Dab Bar at the marketplace and a unique opportunity for hash tastings, with tasting kits available for purchase.

“There are a limited number of slots available for sponsors and hash/extract/infused pre roll companies to enter the hash tasting

,” notes Byars. To qualify, entrants must produce hash and extract that is made with Northern California outdoor biomass. “Biomass” consists of cannabis leaves, stalks and stems, which, when carefully harvested and processed, can become the basis for excellent hash-based products.

During the day, there will be a variety of speakers discussing the many different types and qualities of hash, hash extracts and how they are produced. Another speaker’s panel will focus on terpenes- one of the most elusive, important components in cannabis plants. Terpenes are responsible for the myriad scents and tastes in cannabis strains and are part of the complex chain of chemical compounds that create the wide variety of cannabis effects.

A special 420 “Cannamaste” ceremony will be held, an homage to a larger movement known as Cantheism or Cannatheism- a term coined by legendary cannabis expert witness Chris Conrad in 1995. The movement is ecumenical in nature and does not discriminate or disvalue one’s personal religious beliefs but honors the connection and holiness of cannabis through a simple, sacred sharing of the smoked plant.

Attendees must be 21 and over with a valid ID. The Black Oak Ranch offers camping under the oak and laurel trees, with potable water available and opportunities to take a dip in the nearby creek. No dogs/pets are allowed at the event.

Early bird tickets are $75.00, which includes parking and camping. Tickets and information are available at the Kind Bud Campout website https://www.kindbudcampout.com/.

If you are interested in creating a cannabis retail marketplace at your event or interested in being a vendor or sponsor at other MCREvents activities, contact [email protected].

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Sonnyb
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Sonnyb
1 year ago

A place where we can all get to gather and share are weed experience. I for one look forward to a environment of like minded people where no judgment will be offered. If we choose too alter are mind with cancer causing brain cell killing substance that is are choice. Just leave us a lone to continue too make bad choices and live in a apartment of are own choosing. If we wanted to be sheep we would have bent to the will of big tobacco when we were teen agers like the previous generations.
&Freebrandon
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Legallettuce
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1 year ago
Reply to  Sonnyb

Biden eliminated ANTIFA something TRUMP couldn’t get accomplished. No more looting or rioting under Biden’s presidency. So I guess all them FOX news Tucker and Hannity claims of lawless urban cities under Trump’s presidency were snuffed out by Bidens policy of quietly eliminating ANTIFA.

Country Joe
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1 year ago
Reply to  Legallettuce

When did President Biden eliminate ANTIFA? I seem to have missed this headline.

teacher
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teacher
1 year ago
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First, please show us any studies or research about your false claim that cannabis causes cancer or kills brain cells.
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Huh?
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Huh?
1 year ago

It’s probably $1500-$2000 to have a cannabis booth there. Probably have to have at least 3 compliant packaged products with sku as well. And with 500 attendees, how much weed is actually gonna be sold, a total of 8-10 pounds in small amounts? With weed at $400 per pound, why would people travel up to Mendo to only buy a few eights at retail prices? Locals might buy a little variety to support a friend, and most out of town custies will be buying pounds in the lot not jars from booths in the bowl. So I don’t really think much weed will really be sold there. Not worth it for small and struggling farms to have a booth there, too much cost, work, and time away from the farm for too little income and exposure. Unless you just want to achieve the personal milestone of selling your weed from a booth at an event or get a tiny bit of brand exposure. Good luck to those who attend!

thetallone
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thetallone
1 year ago

Ah, the commercialization of getting stoned.

Madrone is the best Supervisor in Humboldt
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Madrone is the best Supervisor in Humboldt
1 year ago

Everyone is always so negative with their comments. Congratulations to the lady putting on this event. At least she got off the computer to make something positive happen that she believes in. Good for her and everyone involved. It was sad the legendary Toots passed away from covid. It’s nice to see his son taking the reins. I hope everyone attending has a great time. Now that the Emerald Triangle has turned into the land of biomass it makes sense/cents this is a hash event.

Country Joe
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1 year ago

Spot on…See you there.

Farce
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Farce
1 year ago

“Now that the Emerald Triangle has turned into the land of biomass..” That might be the most negative comment I’ve heard all month!