History (and present day) of the Hash Bash
This Saturday (April 1, 2023) marks the 52nd annual Ann Arbor Hash Bash, a uniquely Michigan celebration of cannabis & protest of efforts to ban it. Read about the history as well as 2022 events.
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This Saturday (April 1, 2023) marks the 52nd annual Ann Arbor Hash Bash, a uniquely Michigan celebration of cannabis & protest of efforts to ban it. Read about the history as well as 2022 events.
TV 9&10 News shares that nearly four and a half years after Michigan voters legalized marijuana, the doors of a recreational Traverse City cannabis provisioning center have opened!
Owners of the Delft Theater in Escanaba last fall and are now retrofitting it into a cannabis-friendly entertainment venue that can accommodate more than 200 people.
Although Michigan voted to legalize recreational marijuana five years ago and at least 21 municipalities have approved cannabis consumption lounges, the state has only received four license applications in the past three years with only two opening.
The City of Detroit has licensed the first recreational marijuana dispensary under the city’s social equity program.
The Mary Jones line debuted last June in California and is already the #1 seller in the cannabis-infused carbonated beverage market in California.
“Sous vide” is pronounced “soo veed” is French for “under vacuum”. It’s a method we have used in the MCT kitchens to prepare some very tasty oil infusions, so if you have some extra bud or trim, why not give it a try?
CannaCon has announced that Calvin Johnson and Rob Sims of Michigan-based Primitiv Group will be the keynote speakers at this year’s conference.
Cannabis travel has been largely ignored by tourism boards and the industry but that is rapidly changing across the nation.