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Join the 6th annual event in Ann Arbor, MI

Entheofest ’26

DATE

09.20.26

TIME

11AM-2:00PM

LOCATION

THE DIAG

Free Speech and Sacred medicine, celebrated in the open

A large crowd fills the Diag, two speakers for Entheofest pose for a photo in front of the crowd. Dancers in bright patterned dress perform on the brick paving of the Diag while people watch from the steps. A speaker addresses a crowd from a podium crowded with microphones and campaign signs. A dense crowd, one person holding up a cannabis leaf sign reading Legalize. A festival goer in a giant red and white mushroom hat stands on the grass, with the crowd picnicking behind. An audience in wooden pews listens to a speaker standing beside a projection screen. Three musicians play djembe drums and a trumpet outside a brick building. A summer crowd gathers under green trees on the Diag beside a pop-up tent. Two people stand together on the steps above the crowd on a sunny festival afternoon.

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Advocacy

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A hand holds up a mushroom in a forest setting.

Decriminalize Psilocybin Michigan

DPMI unites Michiganders in the movement to decriminalize psilocybin and restore our right to heal with nature's medicines.

Visit the DPMI website

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An illustration of people camping at night where the coast meets the mountains.

Fireside Project

Fireside Project's mission is to help people minimize the risks of psychedelic experiences. They fulfill their mission in ways such as providing in-the-moment support through our Psychedelic Support Line, offering long-term, scheduled support through their Fireside-Certified™ Psychedelic Coaching Program, and training generations of culturally competent, diverse, and compassionate psychedelic practitioners.

Visit Fireside Project's Website

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A small seedling grows out of the center of a large tree stump.

LEAF Harm Reduction

LEAF Harm Reduction is dedicated to enhancing public health and safety through our comprehensive Harm Reduction Program including Drug Checking Services and community engagement efforts.

Visit LEAF's Website

Plant Medicine

About Plant Medicine

Ayahuasca

A brew of two plants from the Amazon basin, neither of which does much on its own. Used ceremonially for far longer than anyone outside the region has had a name for it.

Cannabis

Legal to buy in Michigan since 2018, and still illegal under federal law. More than a hundred cannabinoids, two of them studied far more than the rest.

Kambo

Not a psychedelic, and the one here that asks most of the body. A frog secretion applied to small burns on the skin, where heavy vomiting is the ordinary response rather than a sign something has gone wrong.

Psilocybin

The compound in more than two hundred species of mushroom, and the subject of more research right now than anything else on this list. It is also what Ann Arbor's 2020 resolution was mostly about.