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Cannabis Freedom Activist Network's
2006 Guide To 35th Annual
Ann Arbor Hash
Bash
Schedule .
Directions .
Emcees .
Speakers .
Vending .
Other Sites .
Contact
35th Annual Ann Arbor Hash Bash
Saturday, April 1, 2006
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11 am Federal Protest & March to Diag
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at Federal Bulding, E Liberty St btwn Fourth Ave and Fifth Ave, Ann Arbor
(1 block north, 5 blocks west of the Diag)
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12 noon 1 pm Hash Bash Speakers
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at Diag, University of Michigan, Ann Arbor
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speakers Rich Birkett, Chef Ra, Dean Kuipers, Chuck Ream, Dan Solano
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12 noon 6 pm Hash Bash After Party
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at Monroe Street btwn Tappan and Oakland (2 blocks south of the Diag)
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website monroestreetfair.com,
email
info@monroestreetfair.com
bands Glowb,
Ground Score,
Amy Heard,
Ragbirds
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9 pm 2 am Hashish Bashish After Party
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at TC's Speakeasy, 207 W Michigan
Ave, Ypsilanti with Glowb, Spun, City Goat, Back Forty
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Map
FROM . . .
EAST
(Detroit, Port Huron, Canada)
I-94 west, exit right at State St (exit 177), north 3 mi.
NORTH
(Brighton, Lansing, Flint, Grand Rapids)
US-23 south, exit right at M-14/Bus US-23 (exit 45), south 2 mi, exit
right at Main St (Downtown exit 3), south 2 mi, left at William St, east
1 mi.
NORTHEAST
(Plymouth, Livonia, North Suburbs of Detroit)
M-14 west, exit right at Main St (Downtown exit 3), south 2 mi, left
at William St, east 1 mi.
SOUTH
(Milan, Dundee, Ohio)
US-23 north, exit west at I-94 (exit 35), west 3 mi, exit right at State
St (exit 177), north 3 mi.
WEST
(Jackson, Kalamazoo, Indiana, Illinois)
I-94 east, exit at Jackson Ave (exit 172), east 1 mi to Huron St, east
2 mi, right at Fletcher, south 2 blks.
Adam
Brook
Rich
Birkett
Director, Freedom Activist Network; Author, Ann Arbor Medical Marijuana
Initiative (Proposal C); 20 year Hash Bash organizxer
Chef
Ra
Columnist,
"Chef
Ra's Recipe Box",
High Times magazine
Dean
Kuipers
Author, Burning Rainbow Farm; Deputy Editor, Los Angeles CityBeat
Chuck
Ream
Activist, Ann Arbor Medical Marijuana Initiative (Proposal C); Candidate,
US Representative; Scio Twonship Trustee; medicinal cannabis patient
Dan
Solano
Founder, Police Officers for Drug Law Reform; medicinal cannabis patient
Other Speakers
TBA
Bands
Glowb
Ground Score
Amy Heard
Ragbirds
on Ann Arbor City Streets and Sidewalks
City of Ann Arbor has imposed a peddler permit moratorium until
April 1. The city has also imposed a 3 day prior issuance rule which means
vendors have only April 1 and April 2 to apply for a city permit.
City requires personal appearance, insurance, and photo ID to apply.
Again, the Ann Arbor City Administrator has taken it upon himself, exceeding
his legal authority, to ban all peddling around the University of Michigan
Diag. If you have been damaged or will be damaged by the City Administrator's
action, call us at 734-677-0009 to become a litigant.
at After Party
Email
info@monroestreetfair.com.
Commercial (non-political) vending included. No additional City permits required!
Organizers' insurance does not protect vendors. Vendors responsible for own
liability insurance.
on Diag
The University of Michigan has steadfastly refused to allow any sales or
solicitations, even 1st Amendment protected activity, on or near the Diag,
except for University recognized organizations. Call us at 734-677-0009 if
you've been busted there.
2005 Ann Arbor Hash Bash
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2002 Ann Arbor Hash Bash
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2000 Ann Arbor Hash Bash
1999 Ann Arbor Hash Bash
Ann Arbor, Guide To,
[Large Print],
[Complete Listings]
Freedom Activist Network, email
National Organization for the Reform of
Marijuana Laws, Michigan chapter
National Organization for the Reform
of Marijuana Laws, University of Michigan chapter
Hashbash.com,
Hashbash.org
Hash Bash After
Party
Happyhouse Church's Events
MEDIA
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Ann Arbor News
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also see Ann Arbor News boycott
information
"Less
of a bash, more issues to hash" Apr 3 2005
"Tone
of hash bash changing" Apr 1 2005
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Cannabis
News
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"High Noon'
Leaves Diag Smoking" Apr 5 2004
"The Faded
But Still Not Forgotten" Apr 4 2004
"Hash Bashers
Know Where The Line Is" Apr 4 2004
"Activists
Have High Hopes for Tomorrow's Hash Bash" Apr 2 2004
"Whims of
Weather Affect Success of The Hash Bash" Mar 21 2004
"Reefer Rally
Set for Next Week" Apr 29 2003
"Thousands
Drawn To Hash Bash" Apr 6 2003
"Winter Returns
Just in Time for Hash Bash" Apr 6 2003
"Hash
Bash Mash & Cash" Apr 3 2000
"Hopes
Set High for 29th Hash Bash at U. Michigan" Mar 31 2000
"Annual
Hash Bash Draws Differing Points of View" Mar 30 2000
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CannabisCanada.net
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"Hash Bash
Goes to Trash" Apr 11 2001
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Cannabis Culture
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"Legends
of Hash 2004 Bash" July 3 2004
"Hash Bash in
Michigan" July 1 1999
"Milestones"
May/June 1996
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Cannabis News
Service
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"Ann Arbor Hash
Bash" June 14 2000
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Detroit News
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"Petition
for marijuana legalization recycled"
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High Times
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Events
Calendar
"Chef Ra's Recipe Box" Aug 2002
"Hash
Bash Still a Smash" June 18 2002
"Jah
and the Hash Bash" June 18 2002
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Michigan Daily
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"Students
light up for reform of weed laws" Apr 4 2005
"Hash
Bash organizers hope to increase turnout" Apr 1 2005
"High
Noon' leaves Diag smoking"
"Activists
have high hopes for tomorrow's Hash Bash"
"From
the Daily: A 'joint' effort"
"Lecturer:
Hash Bash should be political protest"
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Michigan NORML
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"About Hash Bash 2005"
PHOTOS
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2005
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minorml.org/archives/hb05,
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2004
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cannabisculture.com/library/images/uploads/3539-flash-bong.jpg
media.michigandaily.com/vimages/shared/vnews/stories/s-40710153db31f-9-1.jpg
smokeshoppro.netfirms.com/monroe_pics_3.htm
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2003
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media.michigandaily.com/vimages/shared/vnews/stories/s-406d09eecc7c6-70-1.jpg
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2001
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detnews.com/pix/2001/04/19/d11weed.jpg
members.fortunecity.com/cannabiscanada/danhb.jpg
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2000
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cannabisnewsservice.com/images/HBash.jpg
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1999
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cannabisculture.com/library/images/uploads/2339-HashBash266.jpg
Send us email
email
Call 734-677-0009 or fax 734-971-7525 call first
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