Cannabis Cup

The famed High Times Cannabis Cup, is returning to Illinois in July 2022. The state’s most popular cannabis brands are competing across 12 categories. The People’s Choice Edition of the awards, created during the COVID-19 pandemic, allows members of the public to cast their vote for the...

The legendary High Times Cannabis Cup returns to Michigan in a People’s Choice competition allowing Michiganders to decide the kings and queens of the cannabis crop. The Cannabis Cup is one of the largest marijuana events in the state. Last  year’s Cup featured 76 brands...

Cannabis Cup creator High Times revealed Friday the winners of its inaugural People's Choice event, held in Illinois. The winners of the cannabis judging competition are Bhang, Columbia Care, Verano, Bedford Grow, Aeriz, Cresco, Rythm, Grassroots Cannabis, PharmaCann, Incredibles...

Podcast via Kannaboomers. “This is a social movement that is moving forward faster than any other social movement in the world and probably in history.“ — Javier Hasse History is being made, day by day, as we move closer to the post-prohibition era for cannabis. Most of us are on...

Over almost half a century, High Times has undergone radical transitions. Conceived as a single-issue lampoon of Playboy in 1974, High Times has since become a globally recognized cannabis brand. In the last couple of years, however, the brand has seen periods of turbulence following big management...

High Times Holding Corp., owner of the iconic High Times Magazine, Cannabis Cup Festivals, Dope Magazine, Culture Magazine, Green Rush Daily, The Big Show and Spannabis, is undergoing a management reshuffle as it comes closer to closing its Reg A+, pre-IPO capital raise. What To Know Ahead of...

A bill to legalize recreational marijuana failed to pass in Michigan’s State Senate and House of Representatives. Consequently, the decision has passed to the hands of voters, who will decide on the issue in this November’s ballot. If passed, the ballot measure in question would allow...

In a pretty unexpected turn of events, a federal appellate court in California rejected a motion to change CBD’s Schedule I status, keeping this medical compound, which can be extracted not only from cannabis but also from non-psychoactive hemp and hops, in the same category as heroin....