“The idea that he and I are together is bit of magic.”

It’s midway through a Pineapple Express screening, and 200 cross joints filled with Colorado cannabis are handed out to a crowd of Denver viewers. Welcome to a Stoner Cinema Pop-Up show.

Here’s what to expect from the “biggest psychedelics conference history by a landslide” that’s coming to town next week.

Both medical and recreational marijuana harvests were included in the recall, which stretches back to February.

A Native Roots store won’t be opening in northwest Denver after opposition from residents and a council rep.

A June 2 memo from the MED pointed the finger at cheaters.

The Boulder Museum of Contemporary Art has partnered with a field guild and botanical illustrator for Marvelous Mushrooms, a series of adult classes in September.

“To be honest with you, I have laid awake at night thinking abut this. I have friends who are lobbyists for hemp groups telling me this will destroy the hemp industry.”

The Marijuana Enforcement Division’s budget, dependent on business licensing fees and occasional legislative funding, has dropped drastically in recent years.

“I think it’s goodnight on Midnight.”

Whether you’re into golfing, hiking or eating good food, here are five cannabis-friendly adult groups and gatherings in Denver this summer.

“This will be uncharted territory for the next mayor…”.

Kayne Perry grew up on a Kentucky tobacco farm, but he was clearly meant to roll joints instead. His Red Roots Rolling creations are more than joints, though. They’re hash holes.

“The Joker” and “Blue Arrow” could be coming to bowls, joints and dispensaries near you later this year.

Colorado Springs native Joshua Corbett and his wife, Tifini Scarcella, are building a reputation that attracts customers from around state to their dispensary.

Green Tree Medicinals in Berthoud is the focus of the thirteenth recall this year.

The new law implements and regulates the psychedelics ballot initiative passed by Colorado voters last November. It will take effect in July.

It’s the Colorado town’s second dispensary to open since local voters approved recreational pot sales, with two more on the way.

“Trust me, we have a good time. But the etiquette is there. Nobody is sitting down on the green because they ate too big of an edible.”

Malek’s Melts drop today at a handful of Denver and Front Range dispensaries.