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May 18 — District 216 announces upcoming events

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WED, MAY 8 – Hannah Jo’s “Psychedelic Sex: Finding God in the Places We’re Told Not to Look”
GUEST Tickets ($50) Wed., May 8

“Music & Psychedelics” Marquee Event
(Saturday, May 18)

Fireside Chat • Discussion Panel • Live Music • Food & Drink • Vendors • Networking • Immersive Experiences • Community
We are proud to announce that we will have Raghu Markus of Ram Dass’s Love Serve Remember Foundation, Matt Philips of Silverback Management & Cali Vibes Festival, Isaac Sabu of Biotune, Torkom Ji of Quantum Harmonix, Brandon Deroche of PORTAL and Kat Walsh of Trip on This for our fireside chat and discussion panel! Full line up (including live & electronic music) will be announced in the coming days….
Early-ish Bird Tickets Available! (Until May 7)

RECAP – “UNDIVIDE US Film Screening + Filmmaker Q&A”
We proudly hosted a thought-provoking film screening that stirred both hearts and minds. “UNDIVIDE US,” a compelling documentary directed by filmmaker Kristi Kendall and produced by Carrie Conko, delved into the heart of America’s divisive political landscape. Following the screening, a lively audience Q&A session with Kendall and Conko illuminated the film’s themes and provided insights into the challenges and opportunities for fostering unity in our nation.
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PRESS – “District216: The Jacob Tell Overture”
As acid tests go, this could be a paradigm-changer. Jacob Tell wasn’t always a psychonaut plumbing the Mariana Trench of perception. “Remember Reagan’s Just Say No campaign? I was a D.A.R.E. kid. I had the shirt and the pencil and the lunchbox and all the things that they gave us in grade school.” That was then. Sometime later, Tell would embrace the Jungian effects of ego dissolution, see the flimsy barrier between Self and Everything Else dissolve like a weakened meringue, and would fall into the arms of his people. He boils the epiphany down. “The psychedelics communities, ours and others, can help remind us of the power of just sitting in a circle and sharing and talking,” he says; wording that will trigger even the most placid rationalist. “It’s fundamental – a shift in how we think about our place in the world, how we think about society and civilization, and how we think about where we’re headed – and what we have yet to do.”
Montecito Journal Article

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District216 is a membership driven psychedelic social club founded in Santa Barbara, CA for thinkers, creators & trailblazers. Our mission is to cultivate lively communities of psychedelics pioneers that exchange ideas, explore health innovations, author new policies, and grow the ecosystem into a thriving industry. Our longterm vision is to advance the full legalization and normalization of healthy psychedelics use in our daily lives, worldwide.

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