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• Annabis Deutschland – Die Kraft des Hanfes

Programme of the Barney’s Farm Stage on Hanfparade 2024

The Stage is the centre of the big opening and closing rallies of the Hanfparade, visible and audible from afar. Here, high-ranking politicians and scene representatives present their ideas of a risk-minimising cannabis policy or report on the latest developments in the field of commercial hemp. The programme is livened up by live performances with artists from hip hop, rap, pop, raggae and dancehall, punk, pop to space rock.

This years main sponsor for the stage is Barney’s Farm!

The location is: On Spandauer Straße near the Neptunbrunnen, close to Alexanderplatz and within sight of Berlin’s Red City Hall.

After the final rally at Alexanderplatz there will be many after parties in Berlin…

Opening rally (Spandauer Straße) – start 12 noon

• 12:00 Opening speech: Steffen Geyer (chair of the march) and Fabian Steinmetz (Moderator): introduction to the schedule
• 12:20 – Music
• 12:30 – Speeches
  • 1. Mirta Rostas, CAPA Cannabis Patientens assoc. e.V.
  • 2. Natascha Barz, Police officer, LEAP Deutschland e.V.
• 12:40 – Music (40 Minuten) – Ras Perez (Live Band)
• 13:20 – Speeches
  • 3. Philine Edbauer, Initiative #mybrainmychoice
  • 4. Patrick Werth, Therapeutic paedagogue Kinderschutz-Kompetenzzentrum
• 13:40 – Music (50 Minuten) – Grooving Smokers
• 14:30 – Speeches
  • 5. Buddix, Member of the board CSC Düsseldorf
  • 6. Georg Wurth, Deutscher Hanfverband (DHV)
  • 7. Daniel Stinson, 420 Berlin march organisatior
• 14:50 – Speech for the rally – Fabian Steinmetz + and more
• 15:00 – Start of the procession

15-18 Uhr Procession through the city with parade trucks

We will comfortably demonstrate through the city and attract the attention of passers-by. The highlights are the Brandenburg Gate, the Bundestag, the main train station and the Federal Ministry of Health on Friedrichstraße.

Final rally (Spandauer Straße)

• 18:00 – Fabian Steinmetz (Moderation): introduction to the schedule
• 18:10 – Music (40 Minuten) – Anaté (Breakz, UK Bass, Electro)
• 18:50 – Speeches
  • 8. Andreas Grätsch, politic legalisation activist
  • 9. Christoph Roßner, Cannabis expert (Rossner & Sohn GmbH)
  • 10. Philipp Gärtner, Chief Executive Officer of green pioneers in Fulda
  • 11. Maximilian Plenert, Kompetenzzentrum Cannabis GmbH (KCG)
• 19:20 – Music (40 Minuten) – Uwe Banton (Live Band)
• 20:00 – Speeches
  • 12. Florian Rister, Deutscher Hanfverband (DHV)
  • 13. André Moussa Schmitz, Member of the board and speaker of Knastschadenkollektivs
  • 14. Rolf ‚rollo‘ Ebbinghaus, Hanf Museum + H.A.N.F. e.V.
• 20:20 – Music (40 Minuten) – Upzet (Drum & Bass, Raggajungle)
• 21:00 – Speeches
  • 15. Michael Knodt, Autor & Sprecher
• 21:10 – Music (40 Minuten) – Ed Shepherd (Drum & Bass, Raggajungle)
• 21:55 – Closing speech: Steffen Geyer, Fabian Steinmetz
• 22:00 – End of the march

status of information: 06.08.2024

Video from earlier Hanfparade

To make an impression how Hanfparade may look like, have a look at the archive of Hanfparade.

The fact that Cannabis is ancient, lacking in side effects, yet a natural medicine which could help many people, has spread into “civic circles”. Even on the hemp question, the otherwise learn resistant Federal Government acknowledged in the light of developments within the U.S., Portugal and many other countries, that Cannabinoids (Cannabis active ingredients) have indicated a wide spectrum of therapeutic value.

The Hanfparade wants to help break down prejudices against medical Cannabis and thus provides a forum that gives everyone the opportunity to discuss with patients, doctors and pharmaceutical companies about medicinal purposes.

This years Form for Hemp Medicine is sponsored by Sensi Seeds!

They will also promote the exchange of experiences and networking of the patients themselves. The forum for hemp medicine is the central point of contact for all questions on the topic. Here are speeches, discussions not least a small “pharmaceutical exhibition” about the drug Cannabis as available in Germany to inform on current research.

However, despite clear scientific facts and evidence in the form of countless live, “content” Cannabis patients, hemp is far from receiving the status of being a “perfectly normal” medicinal plant. Whoever wants to use Cannabis as a medicine in Germany, must accept humiliating bureaucratic hurdles and finally have the required finances. The dogma of a drug-free society and fear of “playing down the use of Cannabis” in themselves prevent a rational assessment on the potential of hemp as a remedy.

Without the recent years of binding close friendly relations between organised Cannabis patients, their doctors and Hanfparade the “Forum für Hanfmedizin” (hemp medicine forum) would not be possible.

As a patient receiving cannabis as medicine, you are invited to settle into the patient area’s quiet zone and consume your medicine.

The Hanfparade wants to help to reduce prejudices against cannabis medicine and therefore offers a forum on the Hanfmeile, the rally site of the Hanfparade.

Everyone should have the opportunity to discuss with patients and doctors about medical hemp, its use and political situation. It also wants to promote the exchange of experiences and networking among patients.

If you would like to get involved, contact us or sign up on the Helping Hands form!

Some impressions from the recent years:

During the final hours of the rally visitors are offered plenty of information and entertainment. For this purpose, a big stage and up to 100 information booths will be put in place on the Alexanderplatz.

In the past few decades a huge range of products have emerged for Cannabis consumption and cultivation, (legal-) informations, stoner culture and industrial hemp applications from food over clothing to building materials. This diversity will be shown on the Hanfparade, specifically around the Hemp mile. Cannabis businesses like Grow- and Headshops, manufacturers of various hemp related goods. cosmetic suppliers and legalization activists from far and wide have the possibility to present themselves. You might be lucky and catch a life bong-blowing performance, blowing, not inhaling!

If you would like to book a stand at the final rally please Contact us as soon as possible.

Information stands on Hanfparade

Hanfparade (Hemp Parade) in Berlin will include a covered area that provides information on the variety of the hemp crop. This “industrial hemp area” will offer selected companies the opportunity to receive thousands of visitors, potential business partners and present themselves before the press. A marquee with booths will provide the appropriate framework for their presentations. Display boards inside intend to share basic information about the crop of hemp to men, women and children. A particular eye-catching hemp fashion show will entertain the audience and help realise the marvel of hemp.

The hemp crop show should help dispel the angst of Cannabis. It will span a bow from the millennia of agricultural hemp use to innovative products. 

The Hanf Museum Berlin and the European Industrial Hemp Association (EIHA) are representative of that, past and future. As regional partner the Hanfparade seeks to attain the Hanf-Faser-Fabrik Uckermark, which can report about two decades of legal hemp cultivation. They process hemp fibres into a multitude of building materials like insulation. The Westfalian company Hanf-Zeit specialising in hemp food stuffs, will offer a hands on experience for the audience, giving them the chance to press their own hemp seed oil. The hemp fibre bioplastics by Tecnaro may be the future. Their Arboform has won the European Inventor Award. Along with the hemp industry showing its positive potential, the Hanfparade wants to show how Cannabis prohibition also has detrimental effects on ‘clear headed’ hemp users and that the prohibition bureaucracy is a hindrance to technical innovation. The complete legalisation of the hemp crop would be a milestone on our way to an ecologically sustainable economy.