Bud & Mary's Batch Extracts Sponsors 2025 Rooster Art Fest to Support Denver Artists

Bud & Mary's Batch Extracts is sponsoring the 2025 Rooster Art Fest, featuring live art demonstrations from Denver artists Joe Palec and Patrick Kane McGregor during the annual event at ReelWorks Denver on September 6. In collaboration with Blazy Susan, Batch is providing a YETI Tundra 350 Hard Cooler that Palec will adorn with his distinctive black-and-white drawings valued at $4,200. Palec, who is also one of the featured artists behind Bud & Mary's Curated Flower product line's custom packaging, will create his artwork live throughout the event.

Muralist Patrick Kane McGregor will simultaneously create one of his signature dog paintings, using Bud & Mary's Founder Chris Nelson's beloved Husky as his model. Both artists will work on site during the festival, with Palec's cooler creation being available through a raffle at the close of the show. This sponsorship represents Batch's commitment to supporting local artistic talent while engaging with the community through creative expression.

The Rooster Art Fest serves as Denver's premiere street and urban art festival, featuring more than 50 top-tier local and national artists, live murals, art battles, immersive installations, and multiple music stages including bass, hip hop, and singer/songwriter performances. The event also includes delicious food trucks and a massive art market, creating a comprehensive cultural experience for attendees. For ticket information, visitors can access the Rooster Arts Fest website.

Rebecca Maestas, VP of Marketing at Bud & Mary's, emphasized the importance of this community engagement, stating that such art experiences help the company connect with customers and friends in new ways. This sponsorship aligns with Bud & Mary's science-driven approach to crafting premium cannabis products while maintaining their family-owned and operated roots and people-focused values. The company's commitment to local artists and community events demonstrates how cannabis businesses are increasingly integrating with mainstream cultural activities and supporting artistic expression.