Day: November 15, 2017

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From artistic inspiration and networking opportunities to some really, really good food, local art festivals offer myriad benefits for the high-minded. The post Art Festivals: Are They Worth the High? appeared first on Leafly. Read More: Art Festivals: Are They Worth the High?Continue Reading

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CBD is among the non-psychoactive cannabinoids found in cannabis. It doesn’t produce head-swimming highs, and research has shown that it may help to treat conditions like anxiety and help alleviate stress. The post Using CBD to Achieve Balance and Wellness appeared first on Leafly. Read More: Using CBDContinue Reading

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Despite Attorney General Jeff Sessions’ decidedly anti-marijuana statements since he took over the U.S. Department of Justice, it appears cannabis businesses are safe from his agency for the time being. According to The Cannabist, when asked Tuesday during a congressional committee hearing regarding the DOJ’s policy on the marijuana industry,Continue Reading

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As California’s legal marijuana industry awaits statewide regulations for recreational marijuana sales, local governments continue to take it into their own hands to pass regulations. And the results are a mixed bag. According to CBS SF Bay Area, the San Jose City Council unanimously passed an ordinance to allow adult-useContinue Reading

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If you can’t drop thousands on the pipe or dab rig of your dreams—or even if you can—follow these 10 amazing artists on Instagram to get your glass fix. The post 10 Glass Pipe and Dab Rig Artists That Deserve a Follow appeared first on Leafly. Read More:Continue Reading

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From sensuous dining experiences to hardcore munchie indulgences, Las Vegas is loaded with seriously pleasurable experiences for people who eat. The post How to Be High in Las Vegas: Eat Food appeared first on Leafly. Read More: How to Be High in Las Vegas: Eat FoodContinue Reading

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New Jersey recreational marijuana legalization may be a highlight of 2018; it’s possible but unlikely the Trump administration will crack down on the U.S. cannabis industry; and major mainstream corporations are “not going to miss out” on the business opportunities presented by the burgeoning marijuana trade. Those are just aContinue Reading

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An Arizona attorney has filed a lawsuit asking the state’s Court of Appeals to decide whether the $150 patient card fee is legal, a move that could affect Arizona’s medical marijuana market. Lawyer Sean Berberian claims the $150 fee is unnecessarily high, according to Capitol Medial Services, because it generatesContinue Reading