Hog Farm & Friends: In Open Celebration

The sixth annual Hog Farm & Friends: In Open Celebration is an intimate, family-friendly weekend gathering and fundraiser at the Streeter Creek facility of Black Oak Ranch, home of Camp Winnarainbow. Hosted by the Hog Farm, the longest-running hippie commune in the United States known for the Free Kitchen at the original Woodstock and for gatherings including Electric on the Eel and the Hog Farm Pignics, the weekend celebrates community, history and the extended Grateful Dead family. Delicious locally sourced meals are included with your ticket from Friday dinner through Sunday brunch, along with nightly happy hour with beer and wine before dinner. Camping is included with options for tent camping, teepees, car camping, sleeping in your vehicle and RV camping. The weekend features live music on Friday and Saturday alongside immersive light shows and games, with the celebration opening Friday afternoon and continuing through Saturday evening performances. Throughout the weekend enjoy the Hog Farm Film Festival with newly refurbished archival films, Bingo for Prizes with Wavy Gravy, a morning labyrinth walk with Wavy and Jahanara, Grateful Dead Story Swap, talks on reintroducing fire to California ecosystems and on the healing of the Klamath River after dam removal, a handmade crafts fair, mosaic art project, morning yoga, dance and stretch, a morning run through forests and meadows, hippie trivia, performances by Mr. YooWho, and kids and teen zone activities including nature journaling and U-Pick flowers at Irene's organic garden.