Cinema and cannabis meet under the stars in West Hollywood.
On Saturday, November 15, 2025, High Times will co-host Cinema Sessions at The Woods, an immersive evening of film, art, and community. The event runs 7–10 PM at 8271 Santa Monica Blvd and is free and open to the public.
Presented in collaboration with High Concept Entertainment, Fundgible, Two Hands, and 420 Films, the night will showcase a sneak peek of their slate of films and documentaries from across the cannabis world, including the premiere of the upcoming the short film Don’t Be A Clown, by filmmaker Dan Levy Dagerman and an exlusive sneak peek at Emerald Giants: The Legend of Eddy and Linda, the upcoming documentary on Eddy Lepp by Jason Dunlap.
Set among The Woods’ lush gardens and open-air lounge, Cinema Sessions brings together the cannabis and film communities for an evening of storytelling, connection, and conversation. After the screenings, connect with creators and brands in the Giggle Garden cabanas for a relaxed reception and breakout sessions. Expect smoke, screens, and plenty of creative energy.
Sponsored by 710Labs, Chronic Candy, Focus-V, Sluggers and Official Cannabis Seed Co., this first edition aims to highlight filmmakers redefining cannabis culture; voices turning lived experience into art, humor, and perspective.
Cinema Sessions is part showcase, part hangout, and all about expanding what cannabis cinema can be.
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