The Legacy Market at Grasslands: San Fran’s Tribute to Cannabis Equity

San Francisco and “The Legacy Market at Grasslands”

This weekend, San Francisco stands as a beacon for the cannabis movement, having a deep-rooted connection with its music, culture, and community. As Grass Lands celebrates its 5th anniversary at the 15th Outside Lands festival, it elevates this legacy through The Legacy Market at Grasslands.

Partnerships Driving Change

This year’s Grass Lands, proudly presented by Weedmaps, features a diverse mix of brands and retailers.

The synergy between Vapor Room, the city’s pioneer cannabis dispensary, and the Equity Trade Network is particularly significant. Together, they’ve crafted “The Legacy Market at Grasslands”, a curated space highlighting socially equitable brands and the rich history of cannabis.

Tribute to Cannabis Crusaders

“The Legacy Market at Grasslands” is more than a marketplace; it’s a salute to the cannabis industry’s pioneers. Martin Olive, Vapor Room’s visionary founder, voiced the potential of this unique space, noting, “It offers a nexus for small producers and festival enthusiasts, enabling them to share their mutual passion.”

Embracing Localism and Equity

Beyond the business, Grass Lands encapsulates the spirit of community and equity. With a focus on local talent and socially equitable brands, the Equity Trade Network has handpicked an array of Grass Lands stage activities. Ramon Garcia of the Equity Trade Network encapsulated the ethos, saying, “Endorsing local, equitable brands signifies our commitment to community, fairness, and values.”

Dispelling Cannabis Myths

The cannabis world, rich in history, still faces societal stigmas. Grass Lands actively challenges these preconceptions, showcasing the harmonious integration of cannabis into major events. Lauren Carpenter of Embarc Events reinforced this vision, declaring, “We’re navigating towards a profound understanding, equity, and acceptance of cannabis.”

In the ever-changing narrative, Grass Lands, The Equity Trade Natwork and “The Legacy Market” exemplify San Francisco’s enduring cannabis spirit, preserving its history while scripting its future.