Dead Cats, Drag Clowns, and the Weirdest Awards in Indie Film
Dominatrix Mara’s Cocoon, winner of the festival’s WTF Award, finds sensuality and psychological tension in water, nylon stockings, thin latex, flowers, and […]
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New Jersey Cannabis Comes Together at Shore House Canna’s Fall Fest
The free West Cape May gathering returns to Rea’s Farm on September 26 with New Jersey cannabis brands, longtime consumers, first-timers, and […]
CBGB Festival Returns to Brooklyn With a Cannabis Tie-In
Morrissey, Patti Smith, Interpol, Sex Pistols and generations of punk descend on Brooklyn September 26 as Woodstock Cannabis joins the festival and […]
At Hash Hole Island, the Joints Are Six Times the Standard Size
Four years running, a field in Brentwood, California, fills up with people passing joints the size of cigars. RBL Posse and the […]
Revelry Buyers’ Club Returns to Pier 36 After Record Hudson Turnout
The September 18 trade gathering heads back to Manhattan after Revelry says its spring event drew 2,800 attendees and representatives from 562 […]
Black Cannabis Week Returns to Philadelphia Sept. 25-27, With a Free Expungement Clinic
Three days in Philadelphia, September 25 to 27, with a free record-clearing clinic and a community day open to anyone. Black Cannabis […]
King Gizzard Built Its Own Festival Instead of Touring. It Starts Friday.
King Gizzard & the Lizard Wizard headline all three nights of their own festival in the Colorado Rockies this weekend, with 24 […]
Metro Boomin Is Headlining Puffcon. The Hundred Glass Artists Under Him Are the Real Story.
Metro Boomin and Action Bronson are headlining Puffcon in October, and that alone is worth the ticket. But look further down the […]
Rappin’ The Rivers Is Building Montana’s Hip-Hop Outpost
When most people think about major hip-hop festivals, Montana rarely enters the conversation. For decades, many national tours bypassed the state entirely, […]
Marc Shepard Built NECANN for the Locals. Now the Fight Is Coming Back Home.
The first NECANN show should have been a disaster. February in Boston. Seven feet of snow. A venue with frozen steps. A […]