The Hemp & Cannabis Fair Returns to Educate and Celebrate

There will be samples, raffles and prizes and plenty of opportunities to learn.

Not only is The Hemp & Cannabis Fair a resource for information, it is also full of cool items for personal use or gifts! Photo by Bonnie King

(SALEM, Ore.) - The Hemp & Cannabis Fair returns to Salem November 5-6, 2016 at the Oregon State Fairgrounds.

The Oregon-based “THC Fair” is a bi-annual event that features the best of local dispensaries, smoke shops, horticulture and hemp-based products to make this a one-stop destination for anyone curious about hemp or cannabis. “We can’t wait to return to Salem bigger and better than ever!” said Naomi Forkash, THC Fair Director.

“THC Fair is unique in that we provide a smoke-free environment with take-home samples so anyone can feel comfortable exploring nearly 100 vendor booths and participating in learning sessions.”

A series of lectures will offer insights from experts in a wide variety of fields including medicinal uses, growing & harvesting techniques, legal Q&As and much more.

THC Fair vendors have everything you need to grow, process and enjoy cannabis. There will be samples, raffles and prizes and plenty of opportunities to learn and shop.

THC Fair focuses on education and celebration, with expos across Oregon and Alaska. This event is restricted to 21+. Tickets are $15 ($10 for veterans) and provide full weekend access to the fair and lecture series. Discounted advanced tickets are available to purchase online at www.thcfair.com.

In accordance with OLCC recreational marijuana guidelines, there will be no on-site consumption of cannabis promoted or allowed.

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