Sevikanna

Introduction

Sevikanna is a private member association based in Sevilla. The organisation identifies as a cannabis social association operating within Spain’s associative framework; it presents itself as a membership-based collective where members organise mutual activities related to consumption and collective cultivation. Sevikanna is governed by its internal statutes and operates as a non-commercial, non-profit association in line with Spanish cannabis association law (LO 1/2002).

Location and neighbourhood context

Sevikanna is located in Sevilla. The association’s stated address is Visit us at Calle Albuera 15. Calle Albuera sits within the urban fabric of Sevilla and offers access to typical city services and transport options; the surrounding area comprises residential and commercial streets characteristic of the city. The location places the association within the wider civic context of Sevilla, with public transport and municipal services serving the neighbourhood.

About the private association

Sevikanna functions as a member-led private association. Its purpose, as set out in its statutes, is the collective organisation of consumption and cultivation for members within a non-commercial framework. The association maintains internal rules, membership records and a membership register in accordance with its statutes and applicable law. Decisions affecting the association are taken according to procedures laid out in those statutes; governance and administration are undertaken by the membership as a collective body.

As a private association, Sevikanna is not a public-facing commercial enterprise. Activities are intended for members and conducted in a context that emphasises mutual responsibility and adherence to the association’s internal rules. The association’s structure and internal procedures reflect the requirements and limits set by relevant national law and municipal regulations.

Membership process

Membership in Sevikanna is a private process and is not open to the general public by public advertisement or solicitation. Prospective members are typically introduced through existing contacts and must follow the association’s admission procedures. Entry to the premises, participation in activities and registration as a member are always at the club’s discretion.

The association requires prospective members to complete the internal registration steps defined in its statutes and regulations. These steps normally include identity verification and agreement to the association’s statutes and internal rules; specific requirements (such as age verification and documentation) are set by the association and applied consistently to all applicants. Applicants may be asked to attend an introductory meeting or interview as part of the admission process. Membership is granted or denied according to the association’s internal decision-making processes; refusal of membership is at the discretion of the association and need not be justified publicly.

Sevikanna emphasises member responsibility and compliance with its rules. The association expects members to respect internal procedures, participate in collective decision-making where applicable, and adhere to any limits on individual use set out in the statutes.

Practical information

• Address: Visit us at Calle Albuera 15
• Phone: Call +34 955 925 903
• Website: Visit http://www.sevikanna.es/
• Email: Reach us at
• Instagram: Follow us at

Sevikanna maintains a private membership policy; contact details are provided for questions from known contacts and for matters that require direct communication with the association. Interested parties should note that any approach to join must follow the association’s private introduction and vetting procedures. Entry to the association’s premises is subject to approval by Sevikanna and its authorised representatives.

Legal and contextual notes

Sevikanna operates within the framework applicable to private associations in Spain and has framed its statutes and internal rules with reference to the relevant provisions of Spanish cannabis association law (LO 1/2002). This description is informational and intended to provide factual context about the association’s identity, location and membership approach. It does not constitute an offer of public membership, promotion of consumption, or any form of commercial advertisement.