The Jazzfarm: Private Cannabis Club With a Laid-Back Local Feel

The Jazzfarm is not just another private cannabis space; it’s a part of South Africa’s ongoing dagga history.

Located at 33 Border Road, it is one of South Africa’s most important cannabis culture landmarks. We know that the Jazzfarm Social Club is South Africa’s longest-running Dagga Private Club, established in 2006.

Located on the outskirts of Johannesburg, The Jazzfarm brings together cannabis activism, sustainable growing, community, learning, art, and peaceful collaboration. As a result, the space feels less like a stopover and more like a living piece of South African cannabis history.

A Private Members’ Club With A Community Focus

The Jazzfarm operates as a private members’ club. Members receive access to carefully cultivated organic produce grown within the Jazzfarm garden ecosystem. In addition, the club describes its community as one built around sustainable practices and shared environmental care.

Membership is free, but access works by referral. However, the crew at the farm also encourages interested people without a referral to get in touch, which gives the club a welcoming feel without losing its private structure.

Because of this, The Jazzfarm does not feel like a simple retail space. Instead, it works as a member-led community where people can connect, learn, and participate in a wider cannabis culture.

Cannabis Activism, Gardens, And Grow Culture

The Jazzfarm carries real weight in South Africa’s cannabis movement. It is home to Fields of Green for ALL, the non-profit organisation founded by Myrtle Clarke and Julian Stobbs after their arrest in 2010. The organisation was later established in 2013 and became a major evidence provider for The Trial of the Plant.

That history gives the space a powerful sense of purpose. Also, on-site at the Jazzfarm is the legendary Dagga Farmacy, which is a Jazzfarm co-operative nursery that supports the constitutional right to grow your own. The nursery provides hand-selected cultivars and combines a farm, classroom, and nursery model for people learning about the plant.

A Place For Collaboration, Creativity, And Calm

The Jazzfarm also offers several spaces for people to visit, experience, and collaborate. These include the Alchemy Studio, Labyrinth and Gardens, Sweat Lodge, HotBox Studio, retreat spaces, and accommodation options.

Together, these spaces give The Jazzfarm its unusual character. It is part farm, part social club, part learning space, and part creative hideaway. Therefore, members can experience more than cannabis access. They can step into a wider environment shaped by art, advocacy, nature, and slow conversation.

Why The Jazzfarm Belongs On Rolling Stoner

Rolling Stoner authenticates spaces that carry trust, character, and cultural value. The Jazzfarm brings all three, and so much more.

Its long history, private membership model, activist roots, organic garden culture, and connection to Fields of Green for ALL make it one of South Africa’s most meaningful cannabis destinations. Moreover, its location near Johannesburg gives Gauteng members a place where cannabis culture has history, soil, and soul.