If you’re feeling witchy before the trick-or-treaters arrive, you may want to “come toke for a spell dressed in your witchiest!”
The fourth annual event, which has been featured in High Times and Rolling Stone, will include a Women in Weed Sesh Room with hemp-law expert Courtney Moran and Pakaloh founder Rebecca Katz (pictured).
“Once in a blue moon, when the veil is at its thinnest and powers of manifestation at their strongest, witches who love weed will gather… ” That’s what it says in the event information for the Witchy Woman Digital Social, which takes place online this Saturday (Halloween) at 2:30 pm Pacific time.
I guess warlocks aren’t invited, so I won’t be attending, but if you’re feeling witchy before the trick-or-treaters arrive, you may want to “come toke for a spell dressed in your witchiest!”
The fourth annual event, which has been featured in High Times and Rolling Stone, will include a Women in Weed Sesh Room with hemp-law expert Courtney Moran and Pakaloh founder Rebecca Katz.
Also included is a hang with Erin Gardner, founder and chief artist at High Society Collection, and a demonstration of Jill Reyes’ soothing sound bowls.
Cost is a pay-what-you-can sliding scale, $0 to $25, and a portion of all proceeds goes to National Bail Out, a Black-led and Black-centered collective building a community-based movement to end systems of pretrial detention and mass incarceration. You can learn more about the Witchy Woman Digital Social and register here.
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