NEXT HEMPFEST: July 22-24, 2011

HempFest Has Moved to Maurie Jacobs Park!

There’s one thing experienced festgoers can agree on—the 2010 Emerald Empire HempFest, held for the first time in the friendly confines of Maurie Jacobs Park, was one of the best in the eight-year history of the event! Thanks to all who attended, as well as our dedicated team of sponsors, vendors, and attendees.

Meanwhile, it’s never to early to begin work on planning and putting together the 2011 HempFest. Want to get involved? Check out the Volunteer, Vendor and Sponsor pages on this site for information on available opportunities for 2011.

Dan ‘DanK’ Koozer
Executive Director
541-517-0957

NOTICE: The Emerald Empire HempFest (EEH) is produced by an all-volunteer staff, held in a city park and is a free-to-the-public event. EEH does not have funds to reimburse anyone, bands or speakers, for their expenses incurred in attending EEH.

Emerald Empire HempFest

Here's a guide to finding your way around this site:

To read about upcoming events and the latest news, or check out the EEH news archives, consult the News page.
To participate in the planning and execution of Hempfest 2011, check the Volunteers page.
For information on sponsorship, and a list of current sponsors, see the Sponsors page.
To become a Hempfest vendor, please complete and send in the Vendor Application posted on the Vendors page.
To donate to the cause of Hempfest, or learn about our eBay auctions site, visit the Donations page.
To give us a piece of your mind, use the Contact Us page.
Friends of Hempfest and hemp-friendly websites are featured on the Links page.
Are you watching Eugene Cannabis Television every week on Channel 29? Get the details on the TV Show page.

Our Mission. The purpose of the Emerald Empire Hempfest is to unite our citizens in calling for sweeping reforms in America's laws against cannabis and hemp. This is a uniquely valuable plant: it provides high levels of key nutrients, relieves symptoms for patients suffering from an array of medical conditions, and can be made into environmentally positive products such as clothing, paper, paint, biodegradable plastics, and replacements for fossil fuels. Please join us in the fight to roll back prohibition and increase production and usage of one of the world's most beneficial plants!

Please contact us with your comments and suggestions.