Event organizer Adam Brook
Hash Bash is an annual event held in Ann Arbor, Michigan on the first Saturday of April.
The event is a collection of speeches, live music, street vending centered around the goal of reforming federal, state and local marijuana
laws.
The first Hash Bash was held in 1971
Ann Arbor has very lenient laws regarding the possession of marijuana - a $25 fine first $50 second $75 third offense and a simple civil infraction rather than a misdemeanor or felony.
The campus of the University of Michigan sits upon state
property, and so anyone caught with marijuana on any campus location is subject to the more strict state marijuana laws.
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Do you have a memory of picture from a past HASH BASH you would like to share with the world?
Now you can in a new feature we call "Memories of HASH BASH"
Tell me your memory or email me a picture or both and I will put it up here on the myspace page to share others.
ATTENTION PAST HASH BASH ATTENDEES! We are putting
an archives together that will become a permanent part of the University of Michigan. If you have old posters, photos, recordings, handouts, or anything else you would like to see in the archives please call Adam Brook at 313-999-0329, or click here to send him an email. You can donate anonymously or have you name added to the list of contributors, your choice.
The first Hash Bash, 1971
Photo by David Knapp
The Crowd at Hash Bash 2005
John Sinclair speaking at Hash Bash 2005
People from all around the country gathered to protest his 10 year prison sentence in 1971 for possession of 2 joints.
just stopping by to show some love...and take a momment to remember all of us that are fighting the good fight everyday trying to legalize marijuana...its a slow battle but i do believe it is a winnable one...as someone who almost went to prison for marijuana i feel very strongly on this....and my heart and appreciation goes out to all other people/activists...not only people in the political aspects and big time activisits but to all activists that let our voices be heard....go to rallys...write your congress men and woman...our voices are our loudest and most powerful tools lets keep useing them....much love and respect to you all may peace be with you always!!!!
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