Spannabis pushed back to March 2022
In an email sent to industry professionals, the Spannabis team announced that it would have to postpone its event once again.
«For public health and safety reasons, and to ensure the health and safety of exhibitors and attendees, the 18th edition of Spannabis, which was scheduled for October 8, 9, and 10, 2021, », will not take place."
The Spannabis 2022 is scheduled for mid-March, if health conditions ultimately allow it.
«Therefore, to our great regret, we are once again postponing the event due to force majeure. The 18th edition of Spannabis, circumstances permitting, is scheduled for March 11, 12, and 13, 2022, and we hope it will be able to take place with the same freedom that has characterized previous editions.»
The 2021 Edition was still able to take place partly online, last March.
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