Everyone’s favorite pot protest came to town for its 21st year this weekend. I-502 (An initiative to legalize Marijuana in Washington) was a headlining topic of the festival, vendors put on a bit of a glass-show, and various musicians and public speakers shared the spotlight on multiple stages around the festival. All photos by Michael Stolp-SmithAlso See:- The Most Stoned People at Hempfest 2012- Hempfest’s 420 TokesPublished on August 15, 2012
Jamie Carter, Coven’s Vocalist.
Eric Close, Bassist of Coven.
Eric Close, Bassist of Coven.
Eric Close, Bassist of Coven.
Eric Close, Bassist of Coven.
Eric Close, Bassist of Coven.
Eric Close, Bassist of Coven.
Eric Close, Bassist of Coven.
Eric Close, Bassist of Coven.
Eric Close, Bassist of Coven.
Eric Close, Bassist of Coven.
Eric Close, Bassist of Coven.
Eric Close, Bassist of Coven.
Eric Close, Bassist of Coven.
Eric Close, Bassist of Coven.
Eric Close, Bassist of Coven.
Eric Close, Bassist of Coven.
Peter Holmes (left), Seattle City Attorney was at the festival supporting the legalization initiative.
Michelle Pavovich, lead singer for Upwell.
Stevenflo Rosenstengel from the band Upwell.
Stevenflo Rosenstengel from the band Upwell.
Gasmask bongs and pipes were all over the festival.
