The second annual ClassiCann Music Festival was held on Saturday afternoon at the Plantshop, just outside Ukiah, just off Orr Springs Road.
Phillip Lenberg, Ukiah Symphony music director, and Rose Clubb, owner of the Plantshop, collaborated for this second edition featuring classical music ensembles comprised of innovative, Grammy-nominated musicians; farmers; food vendors; and the best weed in the world, making for a unique, sensory, mind-expanding experience.
After the completion of a full day of listening to world class musical groups – Classical Revolution, Mendocino Quintet, Musical Art Quintet featuring mezzo-soprano Melinda Becker, and all 12 musicians playing the Dvorak String Serenade – Rose felt mesmerized and transformed.
“I feel exhilarated; I’m still in it. It’s done, but I can still feel it, first-hand, the many show-stopping, breathtaking moments that occurred throughout the afternoon.
“I’m grateful to Phillip for bringing us a crowd cultured in the classics – it’s a unique experience for our cannabis dispensary. The intersection of creative artists and creative art spectators with cannabis is a recipe for an absolutely delightful afternoon.”
Phillip says the idea to bring music to the Plantshop originated with wanting to bring new audiences to classical music.
“This venue with its stage and lounge area makes it completely accessible for the audience.
“Last year was a proof of concept; we had an interesting turnout and reaction to the event. It was a positive experience for everyone – from us to the musicians to those who came to check us out – so we decided to definitely do it again this year. It’s so nice that it happened in the same magical way that it did last year.”
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