Snoop Dogg Is Opening a Cannabis Club in Barcelona: Welcome to Tha Dogg House

After opening two coffeeshops in Amsterdam, Tha Dogg House—the cannabis brand founded by American rapper Snoop Dogg—is putting down roots in another European country. This time, it’s Spain, in Barcelona’s bohemian and irreverent El Raval neighborhood. Located at Carrer de Peracamps, 9, the new cannabis social club marks Tha Dogg House’s first venture into Spain …

Welcome to Weed Island

Despite being just 45 square miles in size, with a population of 100,000, Jersey—which lies 14 miles off the coast of the French mainland but is a British Crown Dependency—has emerged as an unlikely player in the medical cannabis industry. Although its total exports (over 9,200 kilograms in 2025) are small compared to UK growers, …

Marijuana Expungement Laws by State: Can You Clear a Marijuana Conviction in 2026?

A marijuana conviction that remains on a person’s record can affect employment, housing, professional licensing and other opportunities years after the offense occurred, even when the same conduct is now legal. As marijuana laws have changed, a growing number of states have adopted processes allowing certain marijuana arrests and convictions to be expunged, sealed, vacated …

Medical Marijuana Reciprocity by State: Where Out-of-State Cards Are Accepted in 2026

However, having a valid medical marijuana card does not automatically authorize someone to purchase or possess marijuana in another state. Each jurisdiction establishes its own requirements, and the differences can be significant. Some states allow visiting patients to purchase marijuana directly from licensed dispensaries using their existing medical cards. Others require temporary registration, additional documentation …

Is a Medical Marijuana Card Worth It in a State With Recreational Sales? A State-by-State Guide to Taxes, Possession Limits and Legal Protections

Recreational marijuana is legal in 24 states, but medical marijuana patients often have rights and benefits that recreational consumers do not, including lower taxes, higher possession limits, expanded cultivation allowances, stronger employment protections and access to products unavailable to the general public. https://themarijuanaherald.com/2026/11/is-a-medical-marijuana-card-worth-it-in-a-state-with-recreational-sales-a-state-by-state-guide-to-taxes-possession-limits-and-legal-protections/?utm_source=aigeon

Cannabinoids Explained: Complete Guide to THC, CBD, CBG, CBN, CBC, THCV and More

Cannabinoids are naturally occurring compounds found in marijuana and hemp that can interact with the human body in remarkably different ways. THC is responsible for most of marijuana’s intoxicating effects. CBD does not produce the same high and has become one of the most widely researched cannabis compounds. Lesser-known cannabinoids such as CBG, CBN, CBC, …

Tour the High Desert (Wink, Wink) on Bend’s Inhale Trail

You’re buddies with the budtenders at Farma and regularly slathered with Hana Balm. You snack on Leif’s bud bonbons and adore Grön chocolate. You’re a Portland pot lover who keeps it local—easy to do in our weedpreneurial city. So why cross the Cascades for your cannabis? One reason: Bend’s scene is literally more chill. According to …

Why Smoke Alone? 3 Cannabis-Fueled Social Events in Portland

You could smoke by yourself. But maybe you—an engaged, ambitious member of society—want to be active. Social! Productive, even! Here’s how.* Stretch Buddha Bud Yoga, every three weeks at North Portland’s Yoga Shala, pairs weed with warrior pose. Students light up—expect a vast array of pipes and bubblers—then practice an hour-long flow led by ace …

This Portland-Based Cannabis Magazine for Women Is Wonderfully Weird

On the cover: an elegant ikebana featuring seven-spired leaves. In “news”: 2,400-year-old bongs (“paraphernalia for Scythian royalty”) and Sigur Rós’s collaboration on THC-infused gumdrops. In features: trippy Mexican candles and a “hallucinated odyssey for the armchair traveler.” You are reading Broccoli, a new Portland-headquartered magazine dedicated to women in cannabis. On its bright, airy pages …

‘Normalizing cannabis:’ How a Lexington business has broken into the industry with a bar

A piano sits a few feet away from the bar at Cannabuzz in Lexington’s Distillery District. The bar in question doesn’t offer alcohol, however. What it does sell is cannabis-infused drinks. It’s outfitted to offer a variety of mocktails to which patrons can add cannabinoids. The bar is owned by Annie Rouse, who has made …

Jamaica’s Cannabis Reform Opens a New Path for Small Growers

Jamaica is one of the countries with the strongest cultural ties to cannabis in the world, but its traditional growers have faced enormous difficulties gaining access to the formal industry that emerged around the plant. Often, this was because entering the industry was too expensive, bureaucratic or technically demanding. A classic situation, typical of new …

Reggaeton Pioneer Randy Wants to Beat California at Its Own Game With a Puerto Rican Weed Brand

History is history. Urban music and the cannabis industry, particularly in Latin America, have shared a space of marginality and countercultural energy. That is how it has always been—probably less and less so now, but that was the momentum carrying it forward, with all this flow and all its twists and turns: somewhere in there …

The Weed Lover’s Travel Guide for Los Angeles: Cannabis Lounges, Dispensaries, Tacos, Korean BBQ, Views, and More

Los Angeles is not a city where tourists should light up everywhere they go. It is a place where cannabis can complement the trip when visitors use licensed consumption spaces, plan around traffic, and figure out what brands or products to buy. This is our official cannabis lovers’ travel guide for Los Angeles. Los Angeles …

The Generational Flip: Are Teens Ditching Weed While Seniors Are Using More? What the Latest US Data Shows

Cannabis use among U.S. teens has declined substantially even as adult-use legalization has expanded, challenging predictions that regulated markets would necessarily drive higher consumption among young people. Meanwhile, national data show cannabis use rising among adults 65 and older, while a recent New York City study highlights both the reasons seniors are using it and …

Thailand moves to rein in the cannabis market it created Read the original article at: https://thethaiger.com/hot-news/thailand-moves-to-rein-in-the-cannabis-market-it-created

Thailand’s Cabinet approved a cannabis control bill today, September 22, that would tighten oversight from cultivation through to retail sales, reinforce the country’s medical-use framework and introduce clearer penalties for violations. The draft will now go to the House of Representatives for consideration. Public Health Minister Pattana Promphat said cannabis farms in Thailand would have …

How Prague Fits into Europe’s Growing Cannabis Tourism Movement

Prague has developed a recognizable cannabis culture over many years. Cannabis-related businesses, events, products, and conversations are visible enough to have become part of the city’s broader alternative lifestyle scene. However, travelers should be careful about confusing visibility with legality. A destination can have an established cannabis culture while still placing restrictions on possession, consumption, …

One Out Of Ten Senior Citizens Used Marijuana Within The Past 24 Hours, Federally Funded Study Says

More than a tenth of senior citizens used marijuana within the past day, according to the results of a new federally funded study. The research also shows that among those who do consume cannabis, many use it to simply get high—but that medical reasons are also common. Researchers with the University of California San Diego …

Cheaper Flower, More Choice, No Surge in Use: The Netherlands’ Cannabis Pilot Delivers Its First Results

For decades, the Netherlands has lived with a long-standing contradiction known as the “backdoor problem”: coffeeshops could sell cannabis under certain conditions as part of the country’s tolerance policy, while the commercial cultivation supplying those shops remained outside the regulated framework. Since April 2025, the country has been trying to resolve that contradiction through a …

How to Buy Weed in Vanuatu: Kava Culture vs. Cannabis Law in the South Pacific

Vanuatu presents cannabis enthusiasts with a striking paradox: the South Pacific nation has built a licensed framework for industrial hemp and export-focused medical cannabis, yet recreational cannabis remains illegal, with maximum penalties of 20 years in prison. Meanwhile, kava, a legal, traditional psychoactive plant, dominates the islands’ social scene, and Port Vila has numerous nakamals …

United States Travel Faces New Cannabis Warning as Government Highlights Marijuana Risks for Visitors

United States travel is facing a major legal awareness challenge as federal authorities continue warning visitors about marijuana-related risks despite expanding cannabis acceptance across several states. Millions of domestic and international travellers visit destinations such as Las Vegas, Los Angeles, Denver and other cannabis-friendly regions every year, but changing state regulations do not remove federal restrictions. …

How to Buy Weed in Cozumel: Cruise Ships, Mexican Gray Areas and What Tourists Risk 2026

Cozumel ranks among the Caribbean’s most popular cruise destinations, receiving about 4.73 million cruise passengers during 2025, according to Quintana Roo port statistics. For cannabis consumers accustomed to regulated retail in states like Colorado or California, Mexico’s legal landscape creates dangerous confusion. The short answer: there is no legal retail way for tourists to purchase …

How to Buy Weed in Anguilla: The Quiet British Territory’s Cannabis Rules 2026

Anguilla presents one of the Caribbean’s most misunderstood cannabis situations: a British Overseas Territory that announced a decriminalization pilot in December 2024, yet has no officially established retail pathway for obtaining cannabis. For travelers hoping to find a laid-back island experience with easy access, this creates a genuine puzzle, and most coverage answers it wrongly. …

Cannabis Overtakes Cigarette Smoking In Gallup’s Latest U.S. Habits Poll

Americans who say they smoke cannabis have overtaken those who say they smoke cigarettes, according to Gallup’s latest poll on U.S. habits, reinforcing a broader trend of cannabis gaining favor over tobacco and alcohol. Gallup’s latest Consumption Habits poll, released earlier this week, found that 17% of Americans say they smoke cannabis, matching the record-high share …

Cannabis Tourism Is Booming — But Are Travelers Taking Bigger Risks?

From Amsterdam coffeeshops to Canadian dispensaries and cannabis experiences in the US, marijuana is increasingly part of tourism. New research linking multiple forms of cannabis use with heavier consumption and addiction risk raises a bigger question: What happens when travelers experiment more on vacation than they would at home? https://eturbonews.com/cannabis-tourism-travel-addiction-risks/

How to Buy Weed in Sedona: Arizona’s Legal Market and Wellness Tourism

Sedona draws millions of visitors a year to its red rock formations, and since Arizona voters approved Proposition 207 in November 2020, adult-use cannabis has been legally available to anyone 21 or older with valid identification. That combination makes Sedona an unusual destination: a wellness-focused town inside a fully regulated cannabis market. If you are …

The New York Cannabis Products Tourists Actually Need to Know About

If you want to understand what makes New York cannabis interesting right now, start with the product categories that show just how far the market has evolved. And yes, tourists can participate. New York allows adults 21 and older to purchase adult-use cannabis from licensed dispensaries; the state maintains an official directory of legal retailers …

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