This year, the cannabis community celebrates 4/20, its unofficial holiday, on the same day as Easter Sunday and the final day of Passover. This unique overlap presents an opportunity for cannabis enthusiasts to engage in creative celebrations that blend these occasions.
In Los Angeles, a notable event called the “Easter nug hunt” invites participants to search for hidden cannabis products rather than traditional Easter eggs. Brett Davis, who organizes cannabis-themed tours, stated, “With egg prices soaring, it seemed fitting to look for something different this year.” This event illustrates how the cannabis culture is adapting traditional festivities to create new experiences.
Meanwhile, in New York, vendors are offering kosher-style THC gummies, catering to those who celebrate Passover and are looking for a cannabis-infused treat. These gummies are designed to fit within dietary restrictions while still providing a way to partake in the 4/20 festivities.
Portland, Oregon, hosts a unique “blaze and praise” drag brunch, merging cannabis enjoyment with entertainment. This event features drag performances alongside cannabis-themed brunch options, appealing to both cannabis consumers and those looking for a lively social atmosphere.
As cannabis legalization continues to spread across the United States, the melding of cannabis culture with traditional holiday celebrations demonstrates the evolving nature of social customs surrounding cannabis use. Events like these highlight the industry’s creativity and its ability to engage diverse communities, making 4/20 a day of inclusive celebration this year.
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