4/20 in Denver: The rise of a new entertainment holiday

4/20 in Denver: The rise of a new entertainment holiday

April 20 is now a full-on entertainment holiday in Colorado with promoters and entrepreneurs looking to capture a slice of the massive audiences in the same way they might on Halloween or New Year’s Eve — and music fans are the winners with a dizzying array of music throughout the city.

Get educated about edibles: Eight tips for getting right dose

Get educated about edibles: Eight tips for getting right dose

With the arrival of marijuana legalization in the U.S. comes medicated cookies, gummies, brownies, caramels, hard candies, chocolates, Rice Krispies treats and more — available for purchase in states that allow infused edibles within their pot laws. Click here

Colorado 4/20 events guide

UPDATED: 47 ways to party in Colorado on 4/20 in 2014

So what’s happening on 4/20 in Colorado? A lot — so much that you might need this handy Colorado 4/20 guide. We’ve been keeping a running list of happenings, and we’ll keep this updated.

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CannaSearch job fair — seeking accountants, IT and pot-centric workers (videos)

Job seekers are expected to turn out in droves for the CannaSearch cannabis-related job fair Thursday. Résumés — not reefer — will be welcome. More than a dozen Colorado marijuana-related companies are recruiting people 21 and old for positions in accounting, IT, trimming, growing, customer service and sales.

THC levels in edibles: See the lab tests

All week long we’ve been talking about the THC potency of marijuana-infused products (MIPs) here on The Cannabist. Our exclusive report on THC levels was filled with surprises.

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THC/edibles followup: Some stunned, angry, curious

As a journalist, it’s always educational to see how your work is treated and digested and repackaged after it’s published and released to the world. Since our report on THC levels in marijuana-infused edibles published March 9, we’ve received plenty of feedback — mostly positive, some negative.

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Edibles’ THC claims versus lab tests reveal big discrepancies

A study of several marijuana-infused products showed THC levels in edibles are never exactly what the package reads, but some varied extremely. One milk chocolate bar labeled for 100 milligrams of THC had 0.37 milligrams, according to a state-licensed marijuana testing facility.

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Two parties in one cannabis-friendly scene: A Threesome With Mary Jane

While the Valentine’s Day “A Threesome With Mary Jane” did feature a person spinning records (or whatever is tantamount nowadays), it was by far one of the swankiest events I’ve attended in my five years in the marijuana business. For better or for worse.

Incredibles' strongest pot chocolate bar is its Fireberry Bar, made of sweet dark chocolate, fresh-roasted habanero peppers, raspberries and 300 milligrams of THC hash oil.

Inside look at Incredibles: On pot chocolate, THC oil (interview)

It’s no secret: Business is booming at Colorado cannabis companies. The partners at Medically Correct, which produces the popular and well-regarded Incredibles brand edibles (known for their foil-like packaging and uncanny flavors), have a compelling story of growth.

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Eager recreational weed consumers can’t get enough edibles

A one-month supply of marijuana edibles, gone in the first three days of January — that’s what the area’s largest supplier is saying about the incredible demand for the product since recreational sales were legalized in Colorado on Jan. 1.

Terrapin Care Station - Folsom St. (rec review by The Ombudsman)

Terrapin Care Station – Folsom Street (rec review)

The recreational shopping experience at Boulder’s Terrapin Care Station – Folsom St. proved a positive one, but the flower quality/price combination was rather disappointing.