Canna Culture Festival

13/10/2021

This Friday, October 15 is Vijayadashami, also known as Dussehra to Hindus and Dashain to Buddhists.

Vijaya means victory in Sanskrit

Ancient warriors (men and women) consumed Vijaya before and after battle to assume victory.

Vijaya is also associated with the power of the divine feminine as seen through Goddess Durga, an inspiration to Amazon warrior women, who defeated demons.

12/10/2021

.kidambi introducing to folks at first Equity Showcase in Oakland. Thank you to

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28/09/2021

At Canna Culture Festival, you will experience the history of cannabis and other sacred substances in a safe space through the wisdom of educators in cultural stewardship of a collective consciousness change.

The intersection of art, music, tech, medicine, food, and social justice drives our movement forward.

16/08/2021

The rich history of “Auntie Hemp” and Taoist tradition was a joy to research. We must make a trip to this gorgeous sacred site to pay reverence to Mà Gū.

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16/08/2021

The history of cannabis and its uses in Ancient China is widely unknown for a variety of reasons…we’ll get into why in another post. First, let’s learn about the uses of “Mà” employed by ancient Chinese society.

05/08/2021

We recently grabbed a copy of “Through the Decades” which reprinted “How to Roll a Spliff.” Their chosen method of rolling? Corn husks! Yes, corn husks have been used as rolling papers for centuries, even predating cannabis use (to***co was commonly smoked in husks). It is a widely known practice in areas where corn is grown—most notably in Jamaica! Other alternatives to rolling papers include bamboo shoots, fronto leaves and palm leaves!

29/07/2021

We would like to introduce to you the wonderful world of Bhang. Bhang is the Sanskrit word for h**p. Hindus have been enjoying Bhang during festival season for centuries. Learn more about Bhang and how to prepare and enjoy it at Canna Culture Festival!

27/07/2021

We wish we could do a deep dive into this but alas, Instagram is only so good for teaching. Sign up for a class at one of our events to learn more about how Colonialism contributes to FALSE NARRATIVES!

22/07/2021

There has been an ongoing debate within the cannabis community as to whether or not it is appropriate to use this word. Regardless of whether or not you choose to say “marijuana” or “cannabis,” you should still familiarize yourself with some of the history behind how the word has been used in the United States.

22/07/2021

There is currently a debate in the Cannabis community as to whether or not to continue to use the word “marijuana.” We are Canna Culture Festival do not use this word in any of our materials. Swipe through the post to learn why.

20/07/2021

Here is some useful information to provide some context of what led to the criminalization of cannabis across the globe.

20/07/2021