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Cannabis Calendar for the Week of November 3: Joint Rolling and More

There's a joint-rolling competition this weekend, and next week is going to be packed with events. So pull out your datebooks and start penciling some things in. See also: Marijuana Study: Legalization Hasn't Hurt or Helped Colorado as Much as Predicted...
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There's a joint-rolling competition this weekend, and next week is going to be packed with events. So pull out your datebooks and start penciling some things in.

See also: Marijuana Study: Legalization Hasn't Hurt or Helped Colorado as Much as Predicted

The next Puff, Pass & Paint event, where you can explore your creativity in a cannabis-friendly atmosphere, is scheduled for Friday, November 7, from 7 to 9 p.m.; there will be another session on Sunday, November 16. Admission is $50. Visit puffpassandpaint.com or e-mail [email protected].

There's a joint-rolling tournament at Club Ned, 184 Highway 72 in Nederland, which will include competitions in speed and style, plus an expert level. It'll run from 7 to 9 p.m. on Sunday, November 9, and costs $4.20. Visit clubnedcafe.com.

Head to Aspen next week on Friday, November 14, through Sunday, November 16, for the Cannabis Grand Cru, an invitation-only conference featuring a variety of speakers, sessions, live entertainment and information. It'll take place at the Sky Hotel, 709 East Durant Avenue in Aspen. Sign up online to learn more at cannabisgrandcru.com.

The Indo Expo Trade Show, a pot-related trade show for anyone involved in the cannabis industry, will take place at the Denver Mart, 451 East 58th Avenue, on Saturday, November 15, and Sunday, November 16. Learn more at indoexpo.com.

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