Legal Cannabis Sales at First-Ever ‘Hog Farm Hideaway’ Festival

Press release:

mendocino cannabis resource events logo green pot leaf with purple infinity sign in front with yellow writingMendocino Cannabis Resource Events (MCREvents) is proud to announce the launching of the Kind Bud Lounge Cannabis Club, in agreement with Shooting Star Events. The legal cannabis lounge and retail sales area is a part of Shooting Star’s new festival: The Hog Farm Hideaway, taking place June 10th through June 12th, at the historic Black Oak Ranch in Laytonville, California.

The “Hog Farm Hideaway” is a family-friendly, three-day event which will feature nightly performances of the legendary band String Cheese Incident, along with dozens of other artists, art installations, food and craft vendors, swimming, a healing sanctuary, beer, wine and legal cannabis.

MCREvents is heading up the “Kind Bud Lounge Cannabis Club” at the festival, according to organizational founder Karen Byars. “We are pleased to be offering the public safe, licensed cannabis for sale and for consumption in the heart of the Emerald Triangle, where it all began,” she explains.

“We will be featuring seven cannabis booths and a smoking lounge, which will allow adults 21 and over to enjoy some of the best cannabis offerings from our region, grown by licensed farms and managed in a safe, welcoming environment.”

Black Oak Ranch has deep roots in the cannabis community. Cannabis vendors and sponsors jumped at the chance to be part of the historic event, and both vendor and sponsor slots were filled immediately.

“It is our generous sponsors and vendors who are making the cannabis lounge possible,” says Byars, who is gratified that legal cannabis can finally be purchased and consumed at public events, which helps support cannabis farmers and provides consumers the opportunity to sample some of the finest cannabis products available.

Garcia Hand Picked is a Kind Bud Lounge Gold Sponsor. The legacy of the Grateful Dead’s Jerry Garcia continues on with his family’s line of a variety of cannabis products grown by farms that are “hand-picked” by the Garcia family. Some of the farms include Bigfoot Family Farms Bigfoot County Farms in Willow Creek, High Water Farms in Humboldt County, Lantern Farms in Mendocino County and Luminescent Farms in Nevada County. Garcia’s Hand

Picked offers outdoor and indoor-grown flower, joint packs, and “Jerry’s Picks” Gummies shaped like the guitar picks used by Jerry through the years.

“As a musician and artist, this is what Jerry Garcia was all about. His passion and creativity had the unique power to connect us all in a celebration of self-expression and positive vibes. Garcia Hand Picked was grown in this very spirit. Every aspect of the business has been carefully curated by the Garcia family to create an inspired cannabis experience that is spontaneous, harmonious, and can bring people together the way only Jerry could,” notes Annabelle Garcia. The team will also bring their celebrated Airstream trailer aptly named “Bertha,” which will be stocked with merch and memories.

Woodstock Heritage Strains is also a Gold Sponsor, dedicated to “bringing back the Counterculture.” Their premium line of cannabis products celebrates the Golden Age of Cannabis- from the politics and activism that sparked a revolution, through to the music and radical expression of the Woodstock generation. Their cannabis is sourced from Northern California legacy farms, with heritage strains like Maui Wowie, Acapulco Gold and Hindu Kush offered alongside celebrated contemporary strains. Products are available in vape, pre roll and edible formats.

Woodstock is partnering with 365 Recreational Dispensary and Feeling Frosty Hash to create an immersive Dab Bar and retail experience in the Kind Bud Lounge. Their “Woodstock Live” series combines live music with live rosin dabs, live resin infused pre- rolls and their ever-popular Nepali Vapes.

“We are very proud to announce that Woodstock Heritage strains is donating 10% of their proceeds to the Mendocino Cannabis Alliance and the Origins Council, both of which have been on the forefront of advocating for our farming community,” says Byars.

Other cannabis vendors include Redwood Remedies, Tall Tree Society and the Bohemian Chemist, all from Mendocino County, and Backroads Distro from Lake County.

MCREvents has decades of history- first as a cannabis advocacy organization which produced conferences, business development workshops and job fairs. Now, with the procurement of a California Cannabis Event Organizers license, their focus has evolved. “Our mission is to create direct-sales cannabis marketplaces and lounges that feature Northern California outdoor cannabis flowers and products at festivals and events,” Byars concludes.

MCREvents is hosting their own cannabis event July 9th – the Kind Bud Campout, which will be an educational and musical experience with special seminars on hash and unique hash tasting opportunities. For more information
visit https://www.kindbudcampout.com/

For ticket and additional information about the Hog Farm Hideaway visit their website: https://hogfarmhideaway.com/
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Shaka
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Shaka
1 year ago

Are they gonna charge more than 65 cents a gram 🥱

Don T MattaD
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Don T Matta
1 year ago

“Are they gonna charge more than 65 cents a gram?”
I predict that tickets for this event will NOT be the only thing “Scalped”!!!

Misguidedyouth
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Misguidedyouth
1 year ago
Reply to  Don T Matta

I don’t think string cheese fans scalp tickets pak

Misguidedyouth
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Misguidedyouth
1 year ago

Hahaha. I don’t think actual cheese fans need a special place to smoke and sell weed.. fuckin custies

Farce
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Farce
1 year ago

It’s a farce

thetallone
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thetallone
1 year ago

Don’t dab and drive.

Ed Voice
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Ed Voice
1 year ago

I guess the Hog Farm bet out the MCC again, according to this article. The MCC takes a back seat. But the MCC takes first place for adversely effecting and degrading the South Fork Eel and its wildlife habitat:

https://kymkemp.com/2022/05/20/first-ever-cannabis-village-at-summer-arts-music-festival/

Farce
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Farce
1 year ago
Reply to  Ed Voice

Hey Ed- what do you think of Northern Nights? That one’s right on the river…

Redwood Dan
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Redwood Dan
1 year ago
Reply to  Farce

I had it out with him about that a few years ago. I’m the one who cleans out the river with a dive mask after it’s over. It takes a few hrs, and countless dives. That hole is around 30 feet deep. Tons of lighters, clothes and Sunglasses. A handful of vapes, iPhones, and full beers too. The clear plastic cups are the worst, they can be hard to spot. I’ve only found 1 peanut backed brown trout in all my years doing it.

Ed Voice
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Ed Voice
1 year ago
Reply to  Redwood Dan

Who had it out with me a coupe years ago, you?

Ed Voice
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Ed Voice
1 year ago
Reply to  Farce

Its just as degrading to the South Fork Eel and wildlife habitat as any other Skid Mark on the River festival. I have made comments to Mendo and Humboldt County concerning NNMF. However, if next year goes as planned, the MCC will also plan for ROTR added to the Mix at County Line Ranch, along with SAMF, NNMF and some new event in October. So there will be 4 events in the same place on the river. How much has NNMF, SAMF or ROTR done to support the South Fork Eel River and Wildlife habitat, ZERO! I can only hope the pincher bugs come out in force in the river this year…

Ryan
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Ryan
1 year ago

“when all we ever wanted
was to learn and love and grow”

Steven Seagull
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Steven Seagull
1 year ago

Wookfest 2022’. Great the place will be full of dope smokin’ coke snorting’ jam banding flat billed hat wearing Wooks!

Vote Republican Vote American Lock up the dirty druggies and tansients to hard labor! Make America great again!

Legallettuce
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Legallettuce
1 year ago
Reply to  Steven Seagull

Sounds very NAZI. Maybe us dope growers should wear patches would that satisfy the Republican party. Thanks for letting 18 year olds kill children!!!

Redwood Dan
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Redwood Dan
1 year ago
Reply to  Legallettuce

Speaking of Nazi patches… What do you think about the Real ID cards with little yellow stars in the corners?

Steven Seagull
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Steven Seagull
1 year ago
Reply to  Legallettuce

Yes dope growers should wear nazi patches that is exactly my point. Yes you are even more correct that I let 18 year olds kill children.

Thank goodness the dumboldt school system taught you to be so incredibly smart and intuitive.

Ice
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Ice
1 year ago

Many years ago at the first Electric on the eel, with Jerry Garcia band, I shared a joint with Wavy Gravy of later Black Oak ranch fame..

O'Quivvy
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O'Quivvy
1 year ago

Another dumb dope event helping to keep our communities bastions of poverty, illiteracy, and crime. Take some tokes and be proud.

Misguidedyouth
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Misguidedyouth
1 year ago
Reply to  O'Quivvy

Well I’m sorry you can’t enjoy the joy and smiles that string cheese brings wherever they go.. much more than a dope band
. Check it out.. or rather, maybe don’t.. it is one of the best kept secrets in the USA.. happy people.. sorry you don’t have that in your life

chris burns
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chris burns
1 year ago

Hi Kym! Our farm is mentioned in the article but the name was incorrect. We are Bigfoot County Farms. So much gratitude to you and our friends at Garcia Hand Picked and the Hog Farm for making all this happen! See y’all there!

Kym Kemp
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1 year ago
Reply to  chris burns

Fixed!

chris burns
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chris burns
1 year ago
Reply to  Kym Kemp

Thank you!