Private Hemp Dinners Are A “Thing” in Georgia

Hemp, THC or “weed” as the urban culture calls it has recently been passed in Georgia medical for purposes, but that doesn’t stop Atlanta natives from recreational usage and tapping into communities who are creatively engaged in the herb.

With the ticket requiring an access code and a text stating “You’re invited” or Eventbrite link shown at the door, Lyric The Nudist made sure to keep the doors closed for the private event.

“Basically I wanted to bring people together who couldn’t enjoy prom but also never had cannibus food either.” Says the young curator of Hemp House ATL. “And bring them all together where we can dress up for no reason and smoke.

Chef Tiffany from Nashville, TN made a 3 course infused meal starting off with an appetizer of stuffed collards with beef and rice. The dinner (well breakfast course I should say) consisted of chicken and waffles with THC also dazzled in the syrup. To top of the final course, guests enjoyed a weed brownie.

Jumbo Jenga, giant swing sets, and cocktail dresses. Doesn’t sound like your average dinner, but the acts of Boddy Riddums, an Afro-Caribbean fusion of dance, with sultry style poetry and a mesh of live body painting from Phat Pussy Energy. Followed by the premiere talents of King Soulift, John Croslan, Some Guy Named Lee, And Kshon featuring her live guitarist.

Feasting in stoner delights following a panel hosted by the female faces of media of ATL’s underground scene, guests had a chance to reminisce on the legacy of the late Nipsey Hustle.

“He gives a lot of hope to people who don’t understand where they wanna be in life.” Luci, media correspondent of Next Up Online says, “I feel for the young black people he was a huge role model because people could see that he was still thugging obviously but he was powerful and was an intellect.”

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