These California Fall Food Festivals and Cannabis Were Made for Each Other
These California Fall Food Festivals and Cannabis Were Made for Each Other
All cannabis lovers have experienced the munchies at some point in their lifetime, in fact some of us revel in it because smoking cannabis is like the ultimate seasoning, it just makes everything taste better. So, what could be better than attending an event centered on delicious foods? Why, attending that same event high, of course! We’ve rounded up some of the best food festivals and events happening in Northern California this fall.
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September 21, 2019 – California Vegetarian Food Festival + Symposium
San Francisco, California
https://www.cavegfoodfest.com/
The famous site of San Francisco’s Palace of Fine Arts is the home of the 4th iteration of the California Vegetarian Food Festival + Symposium, a popular plant-based celebration.
September 21-22, “Eat Real” Street Food Festival
Jack London Square, Oakland
Eat Real combines a state fair, a street-food festival, and a block party to create a celebration of good food. At the Eat Real Festival, participants learn where food comes from, who grows it, and how to make it.
Eat Real Festival admission is free; plus all street food is affordable and incorporates delicious, regionally-sourced, and sustainably-produced ingredients.
September 28-29, 2012 Jelly Belly’s 7th Annual Candy-Palooza
Fairfield, California
https://candypalooza.jellybelly.com/
Perfect for stoners with a sweet tooth, activities include candy and chocolate sampling, candy-themed music & entertainment, candy making competition, parade, wine & chocolate pairing pavilion, and candy art contest. Takes place at the 15-acre Jelly Belly Visitors Center.
October 18-20, Ukiah Country Pumpkinfest
Mendocino County, California
https://www.cityofukiah.com/pumpkinfest/
The largest street fair in Mendocino County. Along with a variety of delicious foods, the streets of Downtown Ukiah are filled with craft vendors, fine arts exhibits, and “Scarecrow City.” Enjoy live music, a haunted house, the Scout-o-Rama, pet costume contest, and the ever popular children’s carnival including many games and amusements. Compete in the 3-on-3 hoop tourney, enter into the Pumpkin Baking Contest or show off your green thumb by entering the Giant Pumpkin Weigh-Off.