
Microdosing Magic Mushrooms
A peer-led gathering about psilocybin microdosing, including a research overview, practical guidance, and optional one-to-one support. Participation in informal research and journaling is optional; complimentary supplies and ongoing support are offered to participants who meet the stated conditions.
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November 10, 2026 · 6 PM – 7 PM
700 Kalamath St, Denver · $40 ·
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Discuss research and practical guidance on psilocybin microdosing in a peer-led, harm-reduction-focused meetup.
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Organizer’s description
Mushroom Microdosing Meetup Tuesday Nov 10th \| 6:00–7:00 PM 700 Kalamath Street, Denver, CO Curious about microdosing—or wondering how it compares to deeper, macro journeys? Join us for an evening of shared insight, practical guidance, and peer-led support around intentional psilocybin use. In Partnership with the Church of Psychedelics, we will begin with a 30-minute overview of the current research,surrounding psilocybin microdosing. Whether you are brand new to microdosing or looking to refine your current practice, this is a space to learn, connect, and explore. Optional 1:1 support will be available for those wanting to begin or adjust a microdosing regimen. Participants who are actively journaling their experience will receive a complimentary 1–2 month microdose supply, access to a guided journaling platform, and ongoing support from members of the Colorado Psychedelic Practitioners Cohort. We are also collecting anonymous data to better understand how different mushroom strains and protocols impact mood, focus, creativity, and healing. Those who choose to participate in this informal research will be eligible for continued microdose gifts at no cost. This gathering is community-supported and free to attend. All offerings are shared in alignment with Colorado’s personal use laws, rooted in harm reduction, informed choice, and collective care.
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Hosted by Psychedelic Practitioners Cohort
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