Gone are the days when having cannabis at your holiday party meant homemade pot brownies strong enough to kill the vibe. Thanks to artisan cannabis crafters, you can now have sparkling infused beverages, cannabis tea mocktails, pre-roll bars, and an array of presentations that are perfect for enthusiasts and newcomers alike.

Celebrating Latinx Heritage Month with an inside look at our Latinx-owned brands.

To celebrate Pride Month, we sat down with the founders of our queer-owned brands to discuss being queer in the cannabis industry, the interconnectivity of queer history and cannabis, and their brands’ plans for Pride Month.

Celebrating Asian American and Pacific Islander Month with an inside look at our AAPI-led brands.

Get the facts on popular cannabis stigmas and stereotypes and learn how you can start using this ancient plant to find more bliss in your life.

Need some last minute gift ideas? Whether you're shopping for the at-home athlete, a romantic partner, or the animal lover in your life, read on to see our top picks.

It's the little things that count! These stocking stuffers are sure to surprise and delight anyone come Christmas morning.

Check these thoughtful gifts tailored for the person who is new to cannabis!

Find the perfect gift for the more experienced cannabis user in your life, or that person who just really loves cannabis.

We've rounded up the best cannabis gifts that are perfect for this holiday season. First up: our Edibles Gift Guide!

In honor of International Women’s Day, we wanted to take a moment to highlight our amazing family of women-owned brands. Read their stories, and get inspired!

Learn how cannabis use has changed since 10,000 years ago, and the long journey to legalization.

Before Jewel Zimmer founded Juna, a boutique cannabis company based in northern California, she was a fine dining pastry chef working in the kitchens of renowned restaurants such as La Folie in San Fransisco and CityZen in Washington, D.C.

The first few times I consumed cannabis were so unremarkable that I can’t recall them, but my third experience was a doozy. I was fifteen, in high school, adventurous, and ready for my long-promised adulthood.

We know we aren’t the only ones who want our moms to be happy and healthy. Our moms have struggled with chronic pain, depression, inflammation, and anxiety for as long as we can remember. We have seen first hand the horrible side effects that the pharmaceutical drugs have had on them – both on their bodies and on their spirits.