Rock the Block wasn’t built in a boardroom—it erupted from the streets. What began as a raw open mic experiment evolved into a city-shaking movement, blending music, art, and culture into something bigger than a festival: a legacy in the making.
Inside Tel Aviv’s electric energy, Dudu Faruk emerges as a boundary-breaking artist blending chaos, spirituality, and raw creativity. From viral fame to deeply personal expression, this profile explores how he transforms intensity into art and connection.
Israeli artist Pilpeled shares how a shift to black-and-white defined his visual language, leading to global collaborations and a focused creative process. From early instincts to worldwide projects, his work is built on clarity, consistency, and discipline.
Israeli-American artist Tomer Peretz transforms trauma into practice through The 8 Project, using art as a structured path toward resilience, routine, and recovery after October 7.
Artist Redd Ryan transformed Brooklyn’s Pancakes & Booze Art Show into a cinematic art experience with Я WORKS Studios—featuring a live lion installation, street interventions, and a $5,000 Honeysuckle collaboration piece that anchored the showcase.
Japanese artist and barber Shin brings his vibrant “420 Ronin” vision to Frank’s Chop Shop on Orchard Street. Blending traditional Japanese art with cannabis culture, his iconic bathroom collage has become a global pilgrimage spot inside one of NYC’s most legendary barbershops.
Avigail Duda always dreamed of making music. Using AI tools like Suno and Midjourney, she finally found a way in—creating her first original song and visual world. This is a story about creativity, cannabis, technology, and permission to begin.
Puff puff pass and press play on these tracks... Cannabis journalist Benjamin M. Adams shares a comic book-inspired Weedsday Playlist, with nods to The Freak Brothers and hits by Bob Dylan, John Lennon, and Shel Silverstein.
For more than 15 years, graffiti artist Itay Nevet, aka Style, has been shaping Tel Aviv’s streets with paint, cannabis, and presence. In this Honeysuckle feature, he reflects on street art, daily weed ritual, and the rhythm of creating murals in a city that never stops moving.
Terp Basel 2024 transforms Miami Art Week with co-presenters FUMI and B-Eazy, plus platinum sponsors Whole Melt Extracts, Don Merfos, Terp Hogz, Freezer Room, Looseleaf, Green Lobby, DSFF, NWO, and 100+ brands celebrating cannabis culture and innovation.
Sherlocks Glass & Dispensary blends art and cultivation with solventless THCa perfection. Explore their acclaimed Blue Lobster strain and premium rosin — all legally shipped nationwide.
Honeysuckle, Reality Sandwich, and Inner Circle lit up the LES with AFTERHOURS — the Hall of Flowers NYC cannabis afterparty celebrating art, music, and the brands shaping modern cannabis culture. Sponsored by Illicit, Zizzle and Jetty Extracts.
Zig-Zag launches its “For Life” campaign, rewarding fans with Zig-Zag tattoos a lifetime supply of cones. The brand celebrates 145 years of cultural impact with tattoo shop collabs, influencer partnerships, and fan stories under #ZigZagForLife.
Artificial intelligence isn’t just corporate—it’s hitting the underground. From AI streetwear to hip-hop beats and viral memes, machines are remixing rebellion in real time. Subculture is evolving at algorithmic speed, and the streets are teaching AI their language.
Welancora Gallery presents Trinidad & Tobago, a solo exhibition by Brooklyn artist King David. Inspired by his Caribbean roots, Hindu rituals, and a personal homage to Crystal, the works fuse abstraction, memory, and spirituality into layered, textured paintings.
