The Body Art Expo In Scottsdale Brings Fresh Tattoos and Extreme Shows
It’s time to show a little skin.
It’s time to show a little skin.
Find farm-to-table Mexican food and more at Valley food truck gatherings.
Baked bakers were the cause for a plume of smoke at The Venue on Washington on October 2 – a fusion of hundreds of bong hits, two 1100-degree brick ovens, and lit folks sparking up pre-rolls and pipes at the cannabis-friendly dood truck festival Mangia Ganja.
Mesa-based entrepreneur Kaleigh Marks launched her home-based with a memorable name to showcase that she’s a lesbian baker and “most definitely cannabis-friendly.”
Two Scottsdale residents – one with a weed-friendly club in downtown Phoenix and another with a pot-centric clothing line – are mixing cannabis with the blockchain to grow their businesses.
We checked out VortiFest – organizers billed it as a music festival and experience – to scope out the cannabis culture during the event on September 23-24 in Sedona.
A new, animated style of vehicle customization is cruising metro Phoenix’s roadways and car shows – itasha. Many from the itasha group are prepping for October 8-9, when they’ll all connect at WestWorld of Scottsdale.
A Super Bowl champ, his cannabis business partner, and about 30 people from the weed industry walked into a Phoenix Mexican restaurant.
Here’s the rundown on four cannabis-related video games that will test your green-thumbed hand and red-eye coordination.
Both refreshing and spicy, these three Metro Phoenix micheladas bring the heat.
The Guadalupe Town Council voted on September 8 to allow medical and recreational dispensaries to open 24 hours a day, seven days a week. The Mint Cannabis dispensary in Guadalupe will become the first to open around the clock when the new zoning amendment takes effect in mid October.
When watching football at State Farm Stadium, these five restaurants are perfect for beers and food before or after the game.
Tacos & Hot Dogs Los Mayitos in Mesa serves the slam dunk mashup of birria on a Sonoran hot dog.
At the Hot Wheels Legends Tour in Gilbert, Valley-wide auto customizers and Hot Wheels collectors will collide to compete for space at the Walmart Super Center parking lot in Gilbert.
The Tempe veteran behind Jefro’s Botanicals talks about how he created the CBD creams, their impact and how he helps other veterans.
On August 26, the Arts HQ Gallery in Surprise shut off the gallery’s lights so pieces created by local artists could be illuminated by themselves.
We scoured the galaxy to locate seven electric gadgets that’ll bring your cannabis consumption sessions and cannarsenal up to speed – light speed, that is.
NFL greats Jim Mcmahon, Kyle Turley and Ebon Britton will be at The Mint dispensary in Tempe on August 31 to meet fans and talk about their experiences with cannabis.
The Sedona VortiFest music festival is a two-day shindig of music, culture, art, and community nestled in Sedona’s mystical Red Rock Country.
Central Phoenix Italian restaurant Forno 301 has opened a second location in Scottsdale, complete with a drive-thru.
Whether it’s National Cuban Sandwich day or not, these Valley restaurants serve satisfying takes on the meat and mustard treat.
Hot Import Nights is a nighttime shindig revolving around an import car show, race-queen-styled models, and bass-bountiful electronic and hip-hop music played by DJs.