ADAM EIDINGER, COMING TO THE Q&A CAFE
How did legal weed happen in DC and who was instrumental in making it happen? Easy answer: Adam Eidinger. He will be our guest at the George Town Club this evening at 5pm. Join us.
Adam, with the DC Cannabis Campaign, was the force behind Initiative 71. He has quite a story to tell, dating back to when he co-owned Capitol Hemp, a head shop that was famously raided and closed by DC Police. This Washington Post story gives some good background: A Protester Looks at 40.
Adam is an activist, an organizer, a community leader, and runs a communications company, Mintwood Media Collective. He's somebody you'll want to meet and hear more about, as he accomplished something quite remarkable in the nation's capital.
Again, the all-inclusive fee of $25 will include two cocktails plus food. For reservations please call the GTC at 202-333-9330, or reserve by email. You will be asked to confirm with a credit card. Seating will begin at 4:30, we'll do the interview at 5pm. The address is 1530 Wisconsin Avenue at the corner of Volta.
All are welcome.
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