Articles tagged with "new york city"
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Good Grades: 3 things I can’t smoke without
Dan Reagans and Calvin Stovall - Published on September 15, 2024Read moreGood Grades asks cannabis lovers to name the three things they need before their sesh.
Good Grades: Leafly Report Card
Dan Reagans and Calvin Stovall - Published on July 15, 2024Read moreHere’s this week’s Good Grades review.
What are you smoking? New York’s best bud
Dan Reagans and Calvin Stovall - Published on July 10, 2024Read moreNew York’s best cannabis info and culture today, including strains, dispensaries, events, education and more.
New York’s first legal dispensaries need your support
Dan Reagans and Calvin Stovall - Published on July 7, 2024Read moreHere’s how you can support New York’s new legal cannabis dispensaries.
America’s top cannabis events of 4/20 2024
Amelia Williams - Published on April 5, 2024Read moreWiz Khalifa, Gucci Mane, and our own senior editor David Downs are in the mix this 420.
New York City has the best weed museum in the world now
Amelia Williams - Published on January 23, 2024Read moreIn New York City with no weed and nowhere to go? The House of Cannabis has you covered.
New York City weed visitor’s guide 2024
David Downs - Published on December 20, 2023Read moreIt’s up to you, New York, New York.
Legal weed farmer’s market pops up near New York’s Times Square
David Downs - Published on December 14, 2023Read moreHere’s what we bought.
NYC bud crawl: Rating New York’s legal & legacy cannabis strains
Mikhail Harrison, Amelia Williams, and Calvin Stovall - Published on April 3, 2023Read moreWe blazed through the best and worst flower from all corners of the Big Apple’s bud scene for classics like Haze and Sour, plus new favs.
Charting Harlem’s long history as a hotbed for cannabis culture
Dan Reagans and Calvin Stovall - Published on February 9, 2023Read moreFor more than a century, Harlem has helped define New York City’s world famous cannabis scene. From 1920s Jazz pioneers to the legal legends of today, Leafly honors the neighborhood’s deeply rooted influence on pot culture.