Cannabis Calendar: Weedmaps Silent Disco
Christmas parties, lights tours and special cannabis lounge menus are all here to liven up the holidays.
Christmas parties, lights tours and special cannabis lounge menus are all here to liven up the holidays.
One Colorado company has already announced an online CBD marketplace for senior citizens.
“Colorado’s cannabis industry has been in a free-fall since 2021, and 2025 sales are trending down yet again, so operators here desperately need a lifeline.”
It’s been another hard year for the Colorado cannabis industry.
They’re the latest in a string of recent recalls from the state, which has issued sixteen so far in 2025.
Black Friday may be over, but the dispensary discounts continue.
It’s the state’s fourteenth recall of the year, and the third in three weeks.
You can still take a pre-dinner walk ‘n’ puff, but taking it slow will stoke the flames for seconds and reignite pumpkin pie passions.
In 2020, dispensaries sold almost $445 million from July to August. That’s a far cry from what they did this year.
A child of Denver, Bo Scaife is expanding his All Pro cannabis brand with a new store in the Valverde neighborhood.
The flagged products were sold from June to November of this year.
Colorado, long criticized for being too restrictive, suddenly looks less like an outlier and more like a preview of where the rest of the country is headed.
There was little action, and none of it was good for cannabis users.
Nearly all of the affected stores are located in the Denver area.
Spooky, smoky shindigs are easy to find around town this year.
Known for stocking new and exciting brands, Eclipse was a key figure in reigniting Boulder’s cannabis scene after the pandemic.
Capitol Hill mansions and unmarked graves in Cheesman Park appear extra spooky at night after a smoke sesh.
Get cozy with dabs of Hazelnut Cream or joints filled with the Yams, a yummy strain of flower from Viola.
Try these scary strains to heighten the Halloween spirit.
This is the eleventh marijuana recall issued in Colorado this year.
New stores opened as summer ended, but some popular dispensaries closed for good.
A 25 percent reduction in growers didn’t stop legal weed prices from hitting rock bottom again.