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East Coast • March 22, 2017

Music, Art and Advocacy: The 2nd Annual National Cannabis Fest is coming back to Washington, D.C. | April 22nd, 2017 [Event Preview]

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Music, Art and Advocacy: The 2nd Annual National Cannabis Fest is coming back to Washington, D.C. | April 22nd, 2017 [Event Preview]

The city of D.C. will be playing host to this years’ music and marijuana event, National Cannabis Fest this April 22nd, 2017. Coinciding with the ‘March for Science’ and Earth Day, NCF will bring a crowd of socially conscious and proactive music lovers together in our Nation’s capitol, which is just about the most beautiful thing we’ve heard all year.

Legendary artists Talib Kweli and The Pharcyde will be headlining the stage with openers Kenyatta Hill, Empresarios in addition to plenty more artists and speakers. Toting itself as an music, art and advocacy festival, National Cannabis Fest is implementing educational panels, activism and vendors to turn RFK Stadium into a place for community nourishment.

The festival’s education and advocacy programs aim to inspire and encourage entrepreneurs in the MMJ industry, such as the CannaTank competition. Much in the way of Shark Tank, the organization will grant $1,000 to a canna-business owner towards their own startup. Add in all of the panels, demonstrations and other award ceremonies and you’ve got a full day ahead of you at NCF.

Tickets are still available, and VIP packages are on sale as well. More details can be peeped on their official website and outlets below!

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Filed under: #Earth Day #event preview #March for Science #MMJ #National Cannabis Fest #talib kweli #The Pharcyde #Washington D.C.

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