Keefy Canopy is set to host its first event: Keefy CannaFest. As part of the festival celebration, Keefy CannaFest will feature, among many other activities, a live performance from special guest, Mendo Dope Boys.
Continue reading →Despite the fact that Illinois’ prohibitive laws for on-site cannabis consumption have foiled many event planners from hosting events, Illinois may be set to host more cannabis-friendly events in 2023 than the last three years combined. One way to help … Continue reading →
By @medsforheads Between the pink inflatable dancer emblazoned with “love” on its torso and the smell of joints in the air, High-Minded Events’ second annual Higher Love Pride Month Kick Off event was not hard to find Wednesday. Hosted at … Continue reading →
Illinois News Joint is pleased to partner with High-Minded Events in order to better promote and report on cannabis events across Illinois. Phil Cooper, Owner and Founder of High-Minded Events, has been in the hospitality business since childhood and in … Continue reading →
Earlier this year, two House Representatives filed amendments to the Cannabis Regulation and Tax Act, the Smoke Free Illinois Act, Counties Code, and Illinois Municipal Code to allow county or municipality to issue temporary licenses for cannabis events and permit … Continue reading →
As I’ve mentioned before about the Illinois cannabis industry, though licensing is important, it is not everything. The Illinois cannabis industry is moving forward, even if it has to drag the State of Illinois along with it. The 5th Annual … Continue reading →
Trinity Centers will host the 5th Annual Cannabis Camp in September. Cannabis Camp is the premier cannabis event of this summer in central Illinois. The event celebrates all-natural health and wellness treatments, specifically cannabis. After taking last year off, Cannabis Camp returns … Continue reading →
When Illinois lawmakers legalized cannabis, Holly Roeder decided to try to open a cannabis business in her hometown of Sesser. She applied for an infuser license, but of course, the awarding of licensing in Illinois have become delayed for more … Continue reading →
