420 Community Harvest Festival brings Burn N Learn CT's autumn gathering to Holy Ghost Park in Shelton on October 24, 2026. The published schedule runs from 11:30 AM to 7 PM Eastern Time, putting the event in a full afternoon-and-evening window rather than a short pop-up. Burn N Learn CT presents the festival as a 420-friendly community day with fall programming, music, food and cannabis education in one outdoor setting.
Holy Ghost Park is a 27-acre site at 70 Nells Rock Road. The EventHi listing calls out a costume contest, so attendees who want to participate should arrive prepared for a seasonal, public-facing community activity rather than treating it as a standard vendor-only show. The event also advertises food trucks on site. Food-truck menus, pricing and operating schedules are not listed, so anyone planning around a meal should check the ticket page closer to the date. The source does not publish a vendor roster, so there is no basis to expect a particular retailer, brand or educational session.
Music is a central part of the posted plan. Mystic Dead and Creamery Station are named as the live performers, with music scheduled across the day. The organizer has not published set times or a stage schedule, so the listing supports the performers' appearance but not a particular arrival time for either act. Anyone arriving for a specific artist should treat the listing as a festival-wide music announcement rather than a separate-ticket concert. No premium music access or individual performance timetable is described.
Burn N Learn CT describes its educational component as a chance to connect with cannabis educators through demonstrations, conversations and community resources. The event page separately promotes complimentary dabs and a mocktail bar. Those are published features of this particular festival; they do not establish the availability of any other food, drink or product, and attendees should follow the organizer's current entry and on-site guidance. The page positions the event around community connection as much as entertainment, so it may suit people looking for a local gathering with both social and educational elements.
Admission is listed at $10 through EventHi. The ticket page identifies the offering as admission for one and directs purchasers to the organizer's rules and policies. It also notes that festival parking is limited. Burn N Learn CT recommends carpooling where possible, points to a public lot by the dog park roughly 0.6 miles beyond the park, and notes commuter lots on Bridgeport Avenue as an option for ride-share drop-offs. Nearby lots may also be available one to two miles from the venue, but their availability is not guaranteed.
The festival is an annual Burn N Learn CT program, with this 2026 edition designed around fall community programming in Shelton. Confirm the current ticket availability, event rules, parking directions and any weather-related changes through the EventHi event page before leaving. The posted start and end times are in Eastern Time; build in extra time for parking and walking from an off-site lot if you do not arrive by ride-share or carpool.