Saturday Was Lit at the Little Beach Harvest 420 Celebration
Ashley shows off her super power at the Little Beach Harvest 420 celebration, Photo: Oliver Peterson
Little Beach Harvest 420 celebration drew a large crowd of revelers on Saturday
Peshaun Purple Fox cannabis flower, grown on the Shinnecock reservation
Peshaun owners Taboo and Yanira
Peshaun Jungle Fever cannabis flower, grown on the Shinnecock reservation
Cann cannabis social tonics reps Rachel Brown McLaughlin and Pedro Asfora
Adonis Amear and Shesha Perry representing Manowesas (which means Fearlessness) fashion brand
Manowesas (which means Fearlessness) fashion brand owner Nitauke Williams with Shesha Perry
Musical guests the Roses Grove Band at the Little Beach Harvest 420 celebration
Little Beach Harvest Brand Specialist Jay Wright with musical guest Lina Maxine and guitarist Dean Aladay
Miles Lang with the Cloud Cannon
Miles Lang and Jay Wright fire the Cloud Cannon
The Cloud Cannon about to do some serious hotboxing
Nazay with Raindrops edibles
Frank from Long Island Glass offers a live demonstration
Vincent and Chauncey with Seashore Creations
Musical guest Lina Maxine and guitarist Dean Aladay
Ashley shows off her super power
Jamel and Jose direct parking
Little Beach Harvest cannabis dispensary on the Shinnecock Reservation in Southampton drew a huge crowd of revelers for their first annual 420 celebration on Saturday, April 20, also known as 4/20 — the universally accepted marijuana holiday.
Community members 21 and older enjoyed a full day of cannabis fun and education, including talks, glass and cannabis demonstrations, giveaways, art and more with live music, food vendors, and games just outside the shop, such as miniature golf and cornhole. Guests grooved to music by Rum Punch Mafia, the Roses Grove Band, Lina Maxine and more throughout the day and into the evening, chilled in the Consumption Lounge, visited the Cannabus and even braved the mighty Cloud Cannon!
Little Beach Harvest is the East End’s first full-fledged recreational marijuana dispensary and it’s wholly operated by the Shinnecock Nation with mostly Shinnecock and Indigenous products.
Visit Little Beach Harvest at 56 Old Montauk Highway in Southampton. Learn more at littlebeachharvest.com.
