Celebrate more than 4/20 this 2023!!

Cannabis, also known as marijuana, has been controversial for many years. However, with the increasing legalization of cannabis around the world, it has become more widely accepted, and people are beginning to celebrate its benefits. In recent years, cannabis holidays have emerged, where people come together to celebrate and enjoy the plant in various forms. In this article, we'll look at some of the most popular cannabis holidays and what they represent.

1. 4/20

Perhaps the most well-known cannabis holiday is 4/20, which takes place on April 20th every year. The origins of 4/20 are somewhat shrouded in mystery, but it is believed to have originated in California in the 1970s. It was supposedly started by a group of high school students who would meet at 4:20 pm to smoke cannabis. Over time, the holiday has evolved, and people worldwide gather on April 20th to celebrate cannabis culture and activism.

2. National Cannabis Day

National Cannabis Day, also known as National Weed Day, takes place on July 10th every year. The date was chosen because July 10th, written numerically as 7/10, looks like the word "oil" upside down. This holiday celebrates cannabis oil, which is a concentrated form of cannabis that is used for medicinal purposes.

3. Hempfest

Hempfest is a festival that takes place in Seattle, Washington, every year. It is one of the largest cannabis events in the world, attracting thousands of people who come together to celebrate cannabis culture and activism. The festival features live music, speakers, vendors, and educational seminars on cannabis-related topics.

4. Dab Day

Dab Day is a relatively new cannabis holiday celebrated on July 10th. The holiday celebrates dabbing, which is a method of consuming cannabis concentrates. Dabbing involves heating up a small amount of cannabis concentrate and inhaling the resulting vapor. Dabbing has become increasingly popular in recent years, and Dab Day provides an opportunity for enthusiasts to come together and celebrate the culture surrounding this method of consumption.

5. Cannabis Cup

The Cannabis Cup is an annual competition in Amsterdam, Netherlands, and is organized by High Times magazine. The event features a cannabis expo, where attendees can learn about the latest developments in the cannabis industry, and a competition to determine the best cannabis strains, concentrates, and edibles. The Cannabis Cup has become one of the most prestigious cannabis events in the world, and winning a Cannabis Cup award is considered a great honor in the industry.

Cannabis holidays are becoming more popular as cannabis culture becomes more widely accepted. These holidays provide an opportunity for cannabis enthusiasts to come together and celebrate the plant in all its forms. Whether you prefer smoking, dabbing, or using cannabis oil, there is a cannabis holiday that caters to your interests. With the ongoing legalization of cannabis around the world, we can expect to see more cannabis holidays emerge in the future.