Forty days. Forty nights. Forty-eight billboards in Billy Graham country, a storefront on Haywood Road, a documentary crew, and a proposed final night at The Orange Peel. We are looking for a small number of brands willing to be visible while hemp's legal status is being decided.
December 11, 2026 is a proposed target date. No venue hold is signed, no artist is booked, and every name and logo shown here is a pitch illustration — not an endorsement or a confirmed appearance. This site exists so sponsors, artists, venues and press can see the whole idea in one place and tell us whether they want in. Nothing here should be reported as booked.
This is not a logo on a footer. Every tier below maps to physical, dated, photographable placements — and to a campaign that is arguing for a plant a lot of brands depend on.
Canton and greater Asheville, lead-up plus all forty days. Sponsor logos sit in a fixed band on every board.
Live programming on Haywood Road — music, live painting, education, conversation. Named nights available.
The whole forty days is being filmed. Sponsors appear in the on-screen title cards and end credits.
A printed eight-page tract handed out nightly and downloadable from the site. Back-page sponsor panel.
A lift-ready press release, press kit, and a proposed livestream of the final night.
DAY ZERO at The Orange Peel — a 1,050-cap benefit room, if the date and the artists come together.
Numbers are the working ask, not a rate card carved in stone. If the shape is right and the number is wrong, tell us the number.
We are not asking you to sponsor a music festival. We are asking you to be named on a campaign about whether this plant stays legal. The value is that most brands won't.
Hemp, vinyl, coffee, water, food, film stock, paint. Forty nights need stocking, and in-kind counts as sponsorship.
Retailers, farms, venues and studios who will host a night, print the tract, or carry the clock in another city.
Your list, your feed, your stores. Sponsors who share the campaign are worth more to us than sponsors who only pay.
Tell us up front what your legal and compliance team will not allow, and we will design your placement around it instead of arguing later.
Tell us the brand, the tier you're curious about, and anything you can bring that isn't cash.
Thirty minutes. We show you the board schedule, the nightly program and the film plan. You tell us what compliance will allow.
A one-page agreement, your logo files, and the exact boards and nights you land on. Nothing goes public until you approve your placement.
Boards go up, your night gets programmed, and the documentary starts rolling.
Goes straight to Craig Rose · Spiritual Plants · Asheville, NC.