The evening, filled with insightful discussion between Marco and interviewer Cole Lupoli, a captivating PowerPoint presentation, and thought-provoking videos of his kinetic art installations, shed light on the transformative power of art, music, movement, and writing in promoting mental well-being.

Last Wednesday night, The District House had the honor of hosting Gerardo Urias, a remarkable individual who has experienced a transformative journey out of depression with the help of psilocybin mushrooms. Gerardo, an author, breathwork facilitator, and psychedelic therapy advocate, captivated the audience with his powerful story and shared valuable insights on mental health, alternative medicines, and personal growth.

We're thrilled to share the exciting news that Lucid Therapeutics, a local Santa Barbara ketamine therapy business, has become a new Business Member of District216. Our organization is dedicated to fostering a vibrant and supportive community, and having Lucid Therapeutics on board aligns perfectly with our mission. Their commitment to empowering individuals through safe and innovative psychedelic therapy is truly commendable.

Last night, the atmosphere at The District House was electric as the renowned plant medicine facilitator, Debbie Sostman, took the stage. With her extensive background in psychedelic research and facilitation, Debbie has earned a well-deserved reputation as a trusted guide and integration coach. In her enthralling presentation, she delved into her experiences as a psychedelic practitioner, sharing invaluable insights acquired from working with both groups and individuals. Debbie's expertise in the field of psychedelic medicine was unmistakable, leaving the audience both intrigued and inspired.

We proudly hosted an extraordinary event this past Saturday, May 20, 2023, centered around the crucial topic of Indigenous Reciprocity in Psychedelics. With the participation of esteemed speakers Ariel Clark, Lucas Gerler, Troy Sia, and moderator Christian Gray, attendees were treated to an enlightening conversation that delved into the evolving relationship between psychedelics and indigenous tribes.

In today's fast-paced world, mental health issues have become increasingly prevalent. It's estimated that at least one in four Americans suffers from some form of mental illness. Unfortunately, traditional therapies don't work for everyone, leaving individuals searching for alternative treatments.

The District House hosted an enlightening presentation by Larry Norris, PhD, co-founder of Entheogenic Research Integration and Education (ERIE) and Decriminalize Nature. The event shed light on the crucial process of psychedelic integration and its impact on personal transformation.

Dr. Elizabeth Wolfson is a distinguished figure in the realm of therapy and psychotherapy, renowned for her expertise in psychedelic-supportive therapy. At a recent event held at The District House, her captivating presentation on the subject left the audience spellbound. With over thirty years of experience as a psychotherapist and a rich background in academia and clinical settings, Dr. Wolfson has become a leading authority in the field of psychedelic-assisted therapy. Let's delve into her remarkable journey and the contributions she has made to this transformative form of therapy.

Aimee Strauss is a gifted intuitive somatic healer who is dedicated to helping people connect with their bodies and heal from trauma. She believes that the mind and body are interconnected, and that by learning to listen to our bodies and work with them, we can find a sense of safety, power, and wholeness.

Rachael Emerlye sits Down with Kyle Daley of District216to discuss cannabis entrepreneurship and her new venture Benevolence Bound

About Rachael Emerlye: A bachelor of science in environmental studies (UVM), certified to teach permaculture landscape design, Emerlye is foremost a 20 + year veteran in the seed to sale business of cannabis and hemp.

What's particularly impressive about the UCSB Psychedelic Club is that they approach the use of entheogenic plants and fungi with a focus on safety, harm reduction, and intentional use. While some people may use these substances recreationally, the club's members recognize that they can be powerful tools for personal growth and healing when used responsibly.

As a passionate advocate for the medicinal potential of psychedelic substances, I am no stranger to the struggles and setbacks of the industry. With the rapid growth of the cannabis industry, it can be easy to fall into the trap of chasing quick profits and sacrificing long-term success. However, I believe that the psychedelic industry has the potential to avoid these pitfalls and become a shining example of responsible and sustainable growth.

Robert Johnson is a well-known name in the cannabis, wellness, and functional mushroom industries. With decades of experience under his belt, he has developed and formulated various products, built brands, launched consumer packaged goods, and supported numerous entrepreneurs.

Margo Renate’s visit to The District House revealed many of her intimate stories and why she was led to transformational photography.

We are endlessly grateful for an epic night with our community. The collective energy and spirit of all who participated left us overflowing with love and inspiration. We are just getting started and can't wait to host our next Marquee Event on May 20th, 2023.

We shared beautiful experiences feeling the frequencies, and learning Madison’s story.

District216 is partnered with Decriminalize Nature with the aim of making Santa Barbara the 17th American city that D.N. has assisted to decriminalize the use of entheogenic plant and fungi.

We were thrilled to learn from an expert in the field of plant medicine decriminalization, and now have a call to action as a community to make plant medicine more accessible in our community.

What a great presentation by Ether Arkon tonight at The District House! We will share a portion on social media, and the full talk for District216 members only.