We Grow NYC is heading to Piffcon on August 2, bringing home grow education, starter kits, workforce initiatives, and community resources to one of Brooklyn's biggest gatherings of growers, enthusiasts, and industry professionals.
Green Klub, which describes itself as New York City's first true licensed cannabis microbusiness, is rebuilding after knee-deep floodwaters destroyed inventory and damaged its space. Now, the independently owned business is asking the community for support as recovery begins.
Before legalization, Zizzle was already building. Founder Zion turned global genetics and legacy cultivation into a fully integrated Brooklyn operation—delivering top-tier indoor flower, live rosin, and solventless vapes while redefining New York cannabis culture.
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.
Christopher Wells, founder of the Weird Short Films Festival, is redefining independent cinema in Brooklyn—blending horror, dark comedy, and community into a bold new platform where filmmakers are treated like VIPs and originality takes center stage.
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.
Richard DeLisi marked his 77th birthday and five years of freedom in Brooklyn after serving 32 years for a non-violent cannabis offense. As one of the longest-serving cannabis prisoners in U.S. history, DeLisi continues to advocate for justice as New York’s legal market moves forward.
Happy Munkey reopens in Downtown Brooklyn, marking a full-circle homecoming for one of NYC’s original consumption lounges. From underground roots to licensed retail, the beloved brand continues shaping New York cannabis culture through community and continuity.
Chrome Flwrs is a New York State–licensed cannabis dispensary in Greenpoint, Brooklyn, blending curated cannabis, local culture, and community energy. From park days to late nights, it’s Brooklyn weed done right.
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.
New York Attorney General secures a $6 million judgment against Big Chief Smoke Shop, an unlicensed cannabis retailer. The shop faced penalties for selling illegal cannabis products, undermining the state's regulated market. This action reinforces New York's crackdown on illicit cannabis operations.
Explore Eitan Noyze's unique approach to beat-making, blending old-school soul, funk, and atmospheric vibes with his MPC. Discover how he transforms vinyl samples into fresh, experimental tracks, pushing the boundaries of hip-hop while honoring its roots in the art of sampling.
Eitan Noyze’s JADA vs. KISS is a groundbreaking mixtape that fuses KISS's iconic rock energy with Jadakiss’s street-smart lyricism. Created on the Akai MPC 3000, this genre-defying project pays homage to both legends while pushing musical boundaries. Stream now on Bandcamp.
"Urban Legends: A Retrospective" at Skewville in Brooklyn, is celebrating 25 years of the iconic Sneaker Project. This exhibition showcases every edition of Skewville’s legendary sneakers, blending street art with culture. Join us for an unforgettable art experience!
Chronic Kombat, a cannabis-meets-jiujitsu series, returned to Brooklyn May 18, 2024 for the latest in its "Battle of the Boros" tournament. Event producer Mike B shares how he created his dream athletics series.
