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Flower fiends roll up dope weekend at Errl Cup cannabis festival

The popular outdoor event took over Scarizona Fairgrounds in Mesa for two days of contests, merch and more.
Fun, free spirit Lillian Lemar spread positive vibes throughout the festival.
Fun, free spirit Lillian Lemar spread positive vibes throughout the festival. Jacob Tyler Dunn
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Cannabis connoisseurs won’t be stopped by a little Valley heat — especially when there’s free weed and swag up for grabs.

Crowds descended on the Scarizona Fairgrounds in Mesa last weekend, despite triple-digit temps, to enjoy the Errl Cup. What started in 2015 as an event for a small group of medical marijuana patients has become the largest cannabis awards and festival in Arizona.

An array of cannabis companies, smoke shops, glass blowers, sponsors and charities joined forces on Oct. 7-8 for the biannual event's fall festivities.

Attendees learned what we already know about the Errl Cup: It offers the Best Free Weed and the Best Cannabis Festival around.
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Adam Montana competed in Errl Wars, a dab bong hitting competition.
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Irma Galarza and Angelina Leyva enjoyed the Errl Cup on Sunday.
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Attendees flocked to Butter, one of the event's bigger sponsors, to enjoy its booth and swag giveaways.
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Dabbers were able to sample different brands across the state.
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Performers on the main stage kept the energy flowing throughout the day.
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Mohave Reserve went all out with its branding.
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Friends Jamaica Carter, Cheyanne McLaren, Abby Lopez and Angel Virtuoso joined the fun on Sunday afternoon at the Errl Cup.
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Nirvana provided shade for long lines people waiting to trying new products.
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The Errl Cup's vendor market featured smoke shops and glass blowers from across the Valley.
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Gas Pump Farms handed out prerolls for a great afternoon pick me up.
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Award winners received a coveted Errl Cup medal.
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Tammy and Trish helped spread the word about Tom's Palms, one of several nonprofits at the Errl Cup.
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Attendees scanned QR codes to receive free swag from vendors.
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Chance Jordan Wolfe and Alex Delaguila were vendors at the Errl Cup but also spent time enjoying the festivities.
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Janee at Sweetspot served up smiles.
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Erik Mendoza, Allison Rain and Chris Schaaff of Hashishans took second place for best sativa concentrate and celebrated in front of the Errl Cup banner.
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