20th ANNIVERSARY OF SEATTLE HEMPFEST



Site of the annual Seattle Hempfest

This past weekend marked the 20th anniversary of Seattle Hempfest, the largest cannabis advocacy event in the country.  Held in Downtown Seattle, WA at Centennial Park along the waterfront; the event featured many vendors, music bands and keynote speakers who provided vital information for the cannabis community. 

This was my first opportunity to attend the Hempfest being a newbie to the state of Washington but I am definitely proud I was able to attend.  The unity at the event was incredible and it provided even more of a reason for cannabis to be rescheduled.  Young cannabis users from young to old blessed up with pride. 

The event which was held over 3 days was a success and no problems arose which was a surprise to me.  This is definitely event that everyone should check out if given the opportunity.  T.W.I.N.E. Hempwear looks forward to participating in next years event.  It was a beautiful thing to see the unity that cannabis brings.

Below are pictures from this great event to give you a little insight to what it is all about:




                         

                           Hempfest attendees gathered along the beach partaking in a little cannabis =D

  

The waterfront view of the Seattle Hempfest site from atop the Amgen Bridge in Downtown Seattle

Poster about various industrial usages of the hemp plant

One of the best cannabis t-shirts I saw at the event

Another water-pipe vendor at the fest. Nice glass!



One of the many waterpipe vendors on-site



Probably my favorite vendor at this years event LOL

More cool shirt designs



One of the many bead and bracelet vendors on site at this year's Hempfest

No event is a REAL event without a white guy with a cool Jew-fro LOL

One of the many bands that participated in this years festival.

Hand-drawn snapback hats.

Another one of my favorite sights at this years event. The Psychadelic Hippie Bus

MORE WATER-PIPES!!

Sally really does sell seashells by the seashore =D

Grinder cards... I had to buy one of these things as many blunts as I smoke. Plus it is no bigger than a ATM card in your wallet. AWESOME ITEM!





One of the many West Indian vendors at the festival that drew alot of spectators



Mr. Keifbox had a great selection of custom Keifboxes. Definitely admired the arts and crafts

Another great keifbox by Mr. Keifbox himself

Attendees cooled off in the foam booth which drew many spectators over the weekend.

Custom glass vase collection. Pretty nice and intricate.



Gas masks rule!