Boise’s First Hemp Rally: Idaho HOPE Fest Coming Sept. 25

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Idaho HOPE Fest

​​Boise, Idaho’s first hemp festival is coming to Julia Davis Park on September 25. According to organizers, the Idaho HOPE Fest is the first annual event being held in Boise to advocate for the end of the federal government’s war on cannabis consumers, and to promote the re-legalization of industrial hemp.

“We will feature live entertainment, guest speakers, vendors, and educational exhibits on cannabis and the politics, culture science and controversy surrounding it,” event organizers say on the HOPE Fest website.
Organizers said they have a number of goals for this year’s inaugural event:
• To collect signatures for the Idaho Medical Choice Act, a citizen’s initiative to legalize medical marijuana for Idaho’s seriously ill patients
• To promote the re-legalization of industrial hemp
• To educate the public on the growing cannabis industry, a legitimate market providing jobs and economic growth to states that have legalized its medical use
• To push for public discussions on the legalization of marijuana.

“The citizens of Idaho are taking a stand against the harmful policies of marijuana prohibition and working to change laws,” the HOPE Fest website says.
To “Like” Idaho HOPE Fest’s Facebook page, click here.
For questions about performers, or if you would like to perform at Idaho HOPE Fest, call Jeffro at (208) 713-0120. 
Deadline for vendor applications is September 10, so you’d better get smokin’. For questions about becoming a vendor at the event, call Sarah at (208) 713-9664. Vendors can sign up for a spot at the Idaho HOPE Fest by clicking here.
For questions about speakers, or if you would like to be a speaker, email [email protected].
For general questions about the Idaho HOPE Fest, email the event coordinator: [email protected].
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