Green Alley

All Things Cannabis at How Weird Street Faire


GREEN ALLEY 2021 @ HOW WEIRD STREET FAIRE

How Weird Street Faire’s Green Alley, now in it's 4th iteration, is an event within the event focused on cannabis education and awareness. Join us on Sunday September 12, 2021 for a lively exhibition of select products and services, speakers on the midtempo music stage and a range of exhibits in the Cannabis Education Center tent. Come meet the experts and pioneers, and get the latest news and info on the recreational, medical, nutritional and industrial dimensions of this amazing Natural Resource!


Sponsor and exhibitor inquiries: greenalley@howweird.org



Speakers - 2021

Music - 2021

Green Alley Stage

High Noon
Alley Open!

1:00
Welcome - Indigo, Goz

1:15
Outersect

2:00
Xipil

3:00
David Goldman and Michael Koehn - Compassionate Use
Tony Bowles - Steamlining the Patient Access Process

3:15
Manynames

4:00
Laura Bell - The Lost Art of Hashmaking
Marie Montmarquette - Cannabis Entrepreneurship

Frenchy Cannoli Tribute

4:20
Goz

5:00
Terence Alan - Cannabis Event Horizon - Green Alley 2022
Linda Delair - Industrial Hemp Revolution in California

5:15
Bonesurf

6:00
Larry Norris - Psychedelic Therapy
Mike Margolies - The Psychedelic Renaissance

6:15
Singe

7:00
Elise McRoberts - Evolving Cannabis Culture
Alec Dixon - Product Safety and Whole Plant Awareness

7:15
Ananaki

A Tribute to Frenchy Cannoli



Frenchy Cannoli
December 13, 1956 – July 18, 2021


Green Alley honors master hash maker Frenchy Cannoli, well-loved teacher, consultant, artisan and activist dedicated to the production and appreciation of traditional cannabis concentrates.

Frenchy grew up in Nice, France but left home as soon as he could, inspired by the promise of exotic adventure — and by the imported hashish common in late-60s Europe. He lived nomadically for over twenty years, staying with traditional producers and learning techniques handed down over generations. This took him from Morocco to Mexico, to Nepal, Pakistan, and India, where he spent eight growing seasons living in caves and harvesting cannabis resin with Parvati Valley cultivators. Eventually, he settled with his family in California, where early medical access laws let him go from hiding his life’s work to producing legal cannabis concentrates.

Frenchy Cannoli website

New York Times tribute

Forbes article

Sponsors - 2021

Much Gratitude to Our Event Partners

Presenting Sponsor

Flower to the People

Flower to the People

Offering a discriminating selection of cannabis products, serving the San Francisco downtown area – and the greater Bay Area, Flower to the People spreads the love far and wide! https://www.flowertothepeoplesf.com

Flower to the People

Supporting Sponsors

Kanha

Kanha

Widely considered the best tasting in the industry, Kanha premium cannabis gummies are made with the highest quality cannabis oils, scientifically extracted and infused to provide a consistent dose. From the Sunderstorm makers of Nano5 Tinctures and Wind vapes.

Kanha
NorCal Cannabis Company

NorCal Cannabis Company

NorCal is a cultivator based in SF and Santa Rosa, with several distinctive product lines. https://norcalcann.com/ https://www.instagram.com/norcalcann/   Panacea - high-end legacy concentrate and flower. "More cups than a frat party." https://panacea21.com/ https://www.instagram.com/panaceafarm/   1Lyfe - community cannabis brand inspired by passion and culture. "Hustle what you love." https://1lyfe.com/ https://www.instagram.com/1lyfe/   Lolo - value brand featuring indoor buds, smalls, and shake. Get high for low. "Cheap Gas and White Ash" https://lolocann.com/ https://www.instagram.com/lolo.cannabis/

Medithrive

Medithrive

Medithrive was one of the first medical cannabis dispensaries in San Francisco (and the world!), opened in 1996 during the AIDs epidemic. We are honored to still be serving the local community. Supporting legalized cannabis, diversity, fairness, and your freedom has been our goal for over 11 years! Medithrive.com

BASA

BASA

Since 2003, locally owned BASA in San Francisco’s historic Western Addition neighborhood, has been a reliable, safe and consistent source for a wide range of attractively priced quality cannabis products. Basasf.com


Public Service Groups

Brownie Mary’s Democratic Club

Brownie Mary’s Democratic Club

The purpose of this club shall be to advocate for the advancement of the medical use of cannabis and to advocate for the legalization of cannabis and an end to the War on Drugs.

Brownie Mary’s Democratic Club
Americans for Safe Access (ASA)

Americans for Safe Access (ASA)

ASA is the largest national organization of patients, medical cannabis providers, medical professionals, scientists and concerned citizens promoting safe and legal access to cannabis for therapeutic use and research with over 100,000 active members in all 50 states.

Americans for Safe Access (ASA)

In Kind Sponsors

Flow State Sound System

Flow State Sound System

Synergetic Press

Synergetic Press

Evolving planetary consciousness with breakthrough books in ecology, sustainability and psychedelic medicine.

Synergetic Press
The Emerald Cup

The Emerald Cup

The Emerald Cup is Northern California’s premier destination for medicinal marijuana, while advancing the concept of sustainable, outdoor farming. Its reputation is firmly solidified as the largest, most respected, organic, outdoor, medicinal cannabis competition in the world. The Emerald Cup also offers top quality products with select industry partners.

The Emerald Cup
Swami Select

Swami Select

Select medicinal cannabis grown under the sun, moon, and stars in the heart of Emerald Triangle

Swami Select

Green Alley Non-Profit Beneficiaries

Sweetleaf Collective

Sweetleaf Collective has been helping low income patients access free medical cannabis since 1996. We are the oldest continually operating medical cannabis group in California. Our patients have accessed over $3.5 million dollars of cannabis since we started.

sweetleafcollective.org


Brownie Mary’s Democratic Club

Changing laws and evolving cannabis culture.

browniemarydemclub.org


Operation EVAC

Educating veterans about and providing access to cannabis.

opevac.org


Americans for Safe Access

Founded in 2002, with over 150,000 active supporters in all 50 states, ASA is the largest national member-based organization of patients, medical professionals, scientists and concerned citizens promoting safe and legal access to cannabis for therapeutic use and research.

safeaccessnow.org

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