Expoweed returns to Parque O'Higgins in Santiago on Saturday, December 5 and Sunday, December 6, 2026. It is the 11th edition of the fair that bills itself as the first cannabis fair in Chile and Latin America, and it plays like a weekend-long gathering of the country's cannabis community: growers, patients, activists, artists, small brands and anyone curious about where the plant is heading in South America.
On the grounds
The fair side covers cultivation brands working in seeds, nutrients and lighting, paraphernalia and design pieces, homegrown entrepreneurs and cannabis art from illustrators and graphic artists. A major medicinal area anchors the grounds, alongside talks, panel conversations, activism and live music, with food trucks, snacks and hydration points spread through the park.
The Forum
The Forum runs conferences, panel discussions and workshops on medical cannabis, science and innovation, cultivation, regulation, entrepreneurship and sustainability. It is built as open, evidence-based conversation between specialists, researchers, health professionals, growers and organizations from Chile and abroad, and it is where the weekend's policy and science talk gets serious.
Hours and getting there
Doors are open from 12:00 PM to 9:00 PM on both days. Parque O'Higgins is one of Santiago's big public parks, and the easiest way in is Metro Line 2 to Parque O'Higgins station. Bikes, cars and buses work too, though the organizers recommend public transport because of the crowds, with access and parking details shared in the weeks before the event.
Tickets
Tickets are sold exclusively through Goldenpass, the official ticketing partner, in one-day and two-day options. Every ticket includes a welcome pack with a commemorative cup and a collectible seed. Anyone who bought tickets to the 2025 edition can claim Club Early Prendidos pricing, a 20 percent discount applied by entering last year's purchase email in the discount code field at checkout.
House rules
Outside food and drinks are not allowed in. Cannabis-related products on sale stay within Chilean law, which means collectible seeds, grow supplies, paraphernalia and hemp-derived goods, and no flower sales. The park has accessible entrances and adapted areas, and the Expoweed team can help visitors who need support getting around. Early December is late spring in Santiago, so the afternoons run long and bright.
More international dates
Europe's spring calendar carries ICBC Berlin in April and Mary Jane Berlin in June. The rest of the season's fairs, cups and conferences sit on the High Rise events calendar.