To get the most out of a hit, some smoked out of a gas mask. Photo by Anna Erickson
The three waterfront parks spanning from Centennial, Myrtle Edwards, and the Olympic Sculpture Park brought together a variety of cannabis lovers to Seattle’s annual Hempfest last weekend. Stoner bros and older hippies alike toured through the festival, taking in cannabis paraphernalia, live music, greasy food, and of course, several hits of weed. Be sure to sift through all the weed-rific photos from throughout the day on Saturday.
Many Hempfest attendees dressed up in marijuana leaf apparel to show their support. Photo by Anna Erickson
Festival attendees roam the special booths set up in Myrtle Edwards Park on Saturday. Photo by Anna Erickson
The sunny weather made the beach at Myrtle Edwards Park ideal to relax at during Hempfest. Photo by Anna Erickson
Although a carefree atmosphere, enforcements were still made at Hempfest to prevent unauthorized sales. Photo by Anna Erickson
Festival attendees relax under a more shaded spot in Myrtle Edwards Park. Photo by Anna Erickson
Paul Feliciano of Bremerton holds his combined fish tank and water bong creation that he hopes to sell. Photo by Anna Erickson
Live music was played throughout Hempfest to get attendees dancing. Photo by Anna Erickson
Live music was played throughout the festival weekend. Photo by Anna Erickson
The Hempfest crowd was free to smoke throughout the three waterfront parks. Photo by Anna Erickson
Cannabis advocates spoke inbetween musical sets to rally support for the festival. Photo by Anna Erickson
Stalls lined up in Myrtle Edwards Park selling various cannibas-related items. Photo by Anna Erickson
