Whether you’re a San Francisco local or just passing through, Hippie Hill is definitely worth a visit. This street is known for its history, its people, and its cannabis sales. Hippie Hill is a hot spot for people-watching, and it’s a great place to start or finish a tour of the city.
History
During the Summer of Love in 1967, Hippie Hill was the cultural hub of the free love movement. It was home to legendary musicians like the Grateful Dead and Janis Joplin. It was also the site of the Human Be-In, a ceremony attended by Allen Ginsberg, Timothy Leary, and the Jefferson Airplane.
Hippie Hill has become a favorite location for 4/20 celebrations. Although it is not as crowded as it was in the mid-’70s, it still attracts a crowd. In fact, it is now the most popular event in the Bay Area on April 20.
Hippie Hill is a little sloping hill in Golden Gate Park. The hill is surrounded by tall trees and eucalyptus. It is a popular place to have picnics. It is also a popular spot for drum circles. Some of the most interesting things to do at Hippie Hill include openly consuming drugs and enjoying the peaceful nature of the park.
People-Watching
During the Summer of Love, hippies flooded Haight Street to promote a lifestyle of nature, art, and spiritual enlightenment. This social phenomenon became a San Francisco tradition, and hippies were known to frequent Hippie Hill. During the Summer of Love, a variety of artists performed free shows in the city. The Jefferson Airplane, the Grateful Dead, and Janis Joplin were integral to the scene.
One of the most popular 4/20 events in the Bay Area is held at Hippie Hill. Last year’s event attracted more than 8,000 visitors. It was a fun event and took up a larger portion of Golden Gate Park than it did in years past. This year’s event is expected to draw upwards of 20,000 people.
Hippie Hill has been around for a long time. It was once a gathering spot for free-spirited hippies, and it is still a cultural hub for free-spirited art. It is a popular destination for picnicking and drum circles.
Cannabis Sales
Several months after the legalization of recreational cannabis in California, Hippie Hill in San Francisco’s Golden Gate Park will host the first-ever onsite cannabis sales event. The event will be open to adults aged 21 and older, but no one under the age of 21 will be admitted. Organizers are looking to attract 20,000 people to the event.
The 4/20 celebration will include legal cannabis sales, live music, and vendors. The event will be open from noon to 5 p.m. The event will be free to attend.
There will also be live performances by Emmy-nominated comedian Mike Glazer, who has written for Comedy Central and Outside Lands. Also, a panel discussion about the marijuana industry will be held. Guests will include comedian Chris Riggins, comedian Hannibal Buress, and comedian Jeffrey Ross. The event will also include a roller skating rink, food trucks, and movie screenings.
The event will also feature a ganja yoga class, an elixir bar, and a cannabis sound bath from Source Field Sound. There will also be informational stations on herbal medicine, permaculture, and regenerative farming. There will also be mini-sessions with reiki practitioners and tarot card readers.
420 Celebrations in 2022
Thousands of people are expected to converge on San Francisco’s Hippie Hill this year for a daylong celebration of cannabis. The event will take place on April 20th and will be backed by the city. The event will include licensed cannabis vendors, music, entertainment, and a farmer’s market.
The festival is free to those over 21s and is held in Golden Gate Park. The Hippie Hill Farmers Market will be held on-site, which will include cannabis brands showcasing their products.
The festival will feature music and entertainment from local artists and performers. There will also be special appearances by artists including Jeff Ross, Hannibal Buress, and Robin Williams.
Event organizer Sounds Bazaar plans to work with city departments to ensure the safety of attendees. There will be a first aid tent on site, as well as emergency medical services.
The event will take place on Hippie Hill, which is located in Golden Gate Park. The event is expected to draw up to 20,000 people. The site will be surrounded by two fences.
