3BFest Sponsor/Vendor Guidelines and Policies
Important Note: Please click on the PDF link below to read the full guidelines and policies. It is essential that all sponsors and vendors understand and comply with these terms.
All bags will be subject to search. No glass or alcohol. No weapons of any kind will be allowed on the property. No outside food and beverages in the event areas. No unauthorized cameras, drones or video cameras allowed in the event areas. No fireworks, noise emitting devices, confetti, projectiles, sticks/poles/selfie sticks, laser pointers, illegal drugs, contraband, or unsolicited sales.
No, you cannot purchase recreational cannabis in Florida right now. As of 2024, Florida has only legalized cannabis for medical use. The sale and possession of recreational cannabis remain illegal under Florida cannabis laws. Only qualified patients with a valid Medical Marijuana Use Registry identification card can legally purchase cannabis from licensed Medical Marijuana Treatment Centers (MMTCs). However, it's worth noting that there is an ongoing effort to put recreational cannabis legalization on the ballot for Florida voters in November 2024. If passed, this initiative could change the legal status of recreational cannabis in the state, but as of now, only medical use is permitted.
For inquiries about retail cannabis licensing in Florida, you should contact the Office of Medical Marijuana Use (OMMU). The OMMU, which operates under the Florida Department of Health, is responsible for overseeing the licensing process for Medical Marijuana Treatment Centers (MMTCs) in the state. Currently, Florida only allows medical cannabis sales, and MMTCs are the entities licensed to cultivate, process, and dispense medical marijuana.
To get specific information about licensing requirements, application processes, or regulatory updates, you can:
Visit the OMMU's official website at https://knowthefactsmmj.com/
Contact them directly via email at OMMULicenseStatus@flhealth.gov
Call their support line at 1-800-808-9580
Keep in mind that Florida's licensing process is highly competitive and subject to change based on Florida cannabis laws.
No buying or selling of any kind of drugs allowed on the property. This is an event to celebrate the cannabis culture and educate you on our sugar cane agricultural farming facility.