“Because 4/20 fell on Easter this year, we were like, ‘We want to lean into it,’” FLAMER co-founder Wyatt Harms said recently, adding: “FLAMER is already a reclamation of terminology, and we were both raised in churches and grew up in that kind of atmosphere; for a lot of queer people, there are mixed feelings about that history, and I feel like this is an opportunity for us to bring everyone together with this plant that helps unlock your spirituality and create a safe environment for people to meet each other.”

FLAMER’s memorably named “Faggots Attend Church” event drew over 700 attendees out of their homes and into the park on Easter Sunday, and the outfits absolutely spoke for themselves. (“We’re asking our attendees to dress in their Sunday best,” read the invitation, and guests more than delivered on that front) Of course, no proper weed-themed park hang would be complete without a host of activities, and to that end, FLAMER organized everything from sound baths to meditation with lifestyle brand Weed Auntie to field day-inspired games that likely did their part to help erase some of the traumatic gym-class memories that so many queer, trans, nonbinary, and gender-nonconforming individuals still hold onto from youth.