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10 Top 10 things to do on 4/20 18 | Two Holidays - One Greater Good by Charlotte Cruz
Looking for 420 activities? Loads of fun things to do for the pot aficionado. 24 | Grower’s Grove by Jay Evans
26 | This Month in Weed History by Josh Kaplan
44 Colorado Cannabis Convention 28 | Rest Easy by J.T. Gold
This really was THE BIG ONE. 10s of thousands gather at the Colorado 34 | Road Trip by Jane Quentin
Convention Center for a two day celebration of the cannabis culture. 38 | SAFER Reaches Out to College Students by Noelle Leavitt
40 | Hempful Hints by Josh Kaplan
72 Pot Travel 52 | Best Microbrews in the Rockies by Holden Gray
Great travel ideas and places to go for those who want to visit pot 60 | Mouth Watering Edibles by Noelle Leavitt
friendly venues, events and locations. 66 | Cooking with Chef Herb
78 | To Lease or Not To Lease by Noelle Leavitt
88 Strain Review: Incredible Purple 82 | Colorado Live Music Preview
Incredible is an understatement of this month’s Incredible Purple strain. 92 | The Perfect THC Chocolate Chip Cookie by Cloey Kelly
The ultimate in indicas!! 94 | Golf Season Preview by Ryan James
104 | Forgotten Cars by J. Mark Sternberg
118 Fallen Heroes 112 | How Do You Know You’re a Stoner? by Josh Kaplan
Sports figures who live a charmed life and adhere to different standards 116 | We Dig This By Josh Kaplan
then the rest of us can rise to amazing heights and crash to incredible lows. 104 | Dailybuds.com Dispensary Directory

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 Greensky Bluegrass: Cervantes’
Other Side… formerly Quixote’s.
I’m sure that a few spinning
hippies and patchouli oil go a
long way with most people. That
being said, there will be few places in Denver with a higher stoner
population, per capita. Greensky Bluegrass promises to bring
the bluegrass with the help of opening act, “The Gristle Gals” at
by RYAN JAMES 9pm. Tickets are $20 at the door.
www.cervantesmasterpiece.com/show/detail/27790

Roller Doll Spring Tryouts: Do

any of you girls out there think you
have the toughness and tenacity to
be a “Roller Doll”? Yes, I’m talkin’
An obligatory trip to your favorite
Roller Derby here. Head on
dispensary: This seems like a no
down to the Wagon Wheel Skate Center from 7-9pm to check
brainer, I know. That’s why it’s
out the try-outs for this “no holds barred” group of hard core
number 10 on this list. But given
roller derby girls. Skate rentals are available for the tryouts. And
this day in age where this reality is
what for the guys? Really? What’s better than getting all spliffed
growing in popularity, wouldn’t you be doing yourself a great
out and watching Roller Girls… ‘nuff said.
dis-service if you didn’t. Besides, have you really tried every
strain that your favorite proprietor carries? To RSVP, email join@denverrollerdolls.org

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 New Talent Night at Comedy
Works 8:00pm : The Comedy Works
in Lodo is a legendary venue for
comics big and small. You might
see the next big thing, and you
might see an epic bombing of an unknown talent. Cover charge
is $10 and there’s a two drink minimum. Show up all blazed, and
you might end up being the heckler that breaks the career for an
up and coming comic. Now, that’s good times.
www.comedyworks.com/comedians/195
Byron Shaw Projex at Jazz@ Jack’s
8pm. “The First School of Funk” is
a feature hosted by KUVO’s Skip
“The Funktologist”… Denver’s
foremost expert on all things
funk. Former leader of “Judge Jonez” and “Judge Roughneck”,
Byron Shaw has been rocking his brand of R&B/ Salsa/Jazz for
many years throughout the region. This one is guaranteed to
burn the house down.
www.byronshawprojex.com/calendar.html
420 Celebration CU Boulder
campus: This yearly gathering is
something that has been fostered,
unwillingly, by campus officials.
What started as a modest
gathering of potheads, was escalated when campus officials
sent out a campus wide mailer encouraging students NOT to
participate... I couldn’t think of better advertisement myself.
www.coloradopuffs.com/The-Project/
a-short-history-of-420-in-boulder.html
Eat at the Ganja-Gourmet:
Denver’s first MMJ dispensary/
restaurant is selling amazing and
innovative culinary “adventures”.
Ganja-Gourmet is celebrating
the obvious alternative to smoking by offering medicated meals
for dine-in and take-out. They advertise a dinner special that
offers and entree, desert, and a joint for $30. That’s some serious
buzz for your buck.
www.ganja-gourmet.com
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The US Air Guitar Championship
(Denver Regional): Bluebird
Theater 8pm
Who hasn’t thrown down a
Pete Townshend style Air Guitar at some point in their lives? Bill
and Ted, eat your hearts out. Now is the time to unleash the Air
Guitar Hero that’s been hiding in your closet since you bought
your first KISS album. This is Denver’s regional competition
that qualifies you for the US finals. If you have what it takes
to win nationals, you will represent your country at the World
Championship in Oulu, Finland. Registration is $20... $16 if you
just want to watch.
www.usairguitar.com
Mark Knopfler: Dire Straits front
man, Mark Knopfler, is playing the
Temple Buell Theater at 8:00pm.
The “finger style” axe man brings
his unique brand of British blues
to Denver during the first half of his North American tour.
From Bob Dylan to Sting in the rock genre and Chet Atkins to
Emmylou Harris in the country genre, Mr. Knopfler has spent 35
years working with popular music’s most successful artists. This
multi Grammy Award winner is truly one of pop music’s more
diversely talented figures.
Pot Rally: Every year, grass
revelers around the state gather
in Civic Center Park to celebrate
one of the finest gifts that Mother
Nature has to offer. In the mid to
late 1990’s Medicinal Marijuana activist and political hopeful,
Ken Gorman hosted the first, then monthly hemp rallies
during the summers, to help raise awareness to the benefits of
marijuana as well as hemp based products. Unfortunately, Mr.
Gorman was tragically murdered by a still unknown assailant,
in his home, on Feb. 17 2008. Luckily for us, we can all celebrate
in his memory starting at 10am. Don’t forget about the after-
rally party at Casselman’s Bar at 2620 Walnut St.
www.myspace.com/420rally
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 earth
day
This Earth Day, there are many
ways to celebrate the environ-
ment and do something good for
yourself and your community.
Here are a few ideas:

Contact your local Sierra Club or

other environmental agency and
take part in community tree planting or
area cleanup.

Plant trees and other foliage

around your home. Plants and
flowers give off carbon dioxide, clean the

two holidays
air and add beauty to every situation.

Keep your car in the garage.

Springtime is a wonderful time
to explore by foot or bicycle. Reduce your

One Greater Good

carbon footprint and get some fresh air
and exercise. Everybody wins!

Get a group together and pick a

Happy 4:20 & Earth Day!

spot to “green up”. Find a park
that needs attention and plant some-
thing, donate a recycling can or pick up
garbage.
by CHARLOTTE CRUZ
Vow to use only recycled water
for things like washing your car.
April 20th and 22nd are two of the most important days in many of our readers’ Local do-it-yourself car washes recycle
lives. If you’re not familiar, April 20th might as well be called Ganja Day. The 4:20 water.
connection to the calendar has turned into a national celebration of peace, love
and kind bud. I realized last year that I received more well-wishes on 4/20/09 Filter your own water instead of
than I did on my birthday. Birthdays are pleasant, but 4/20 is special. Perhaps buying plastic bottles. Out of the
even more importantly is Earth Day—a day to embrace your inner activist, do 50 billion bottles of water being bought
something kind towards the planet and hopefully bring about habits that last each year, 80% end up in a landfill, even
throughout the year. though recycling programs exist. 17 mil-
lion barrels of oil are used in producing
Earth Day was founded by U.S. Senator Gaylord Nelson (D-Wisconsin) as an bottled water each year. Bottled water
environmental teach-in in 1970 and is celebrated in many countries every year. The costs 1,000 times more than tap water.
first Earth Day was in 1970. Earth Day is in spring in the Northern Hemisphere Drinking 2 Liters of tap water a day only
and autumn in the Southern Hemisphere. costs 50 cents per year.

The United Nations celebrates Earth Day each year on the spring equinox, which If you are in the market for a new
is often 20 March. This is a tradition which was founded by peace activist John car, seriously consider hybrid
McConnell in 1969. The United Nations first celebrated Earth Day on the spring technology. The automobile makers have
equinox in 1971. This was also the first time ever that the United Nations celebrated come a long way in their designs, so it’s
Earth Day. The first Earth Day on the spring equinox was also in 1970. no longer necessary to drive a green car
that looks like a ride at Disneyland.

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United Nations secretary-general Kurt Waldheim observed Earth Day
with ceremonies on the March equinox in 1972, and the United Nations
Earth Day ceremony has continued each year since on the day of the
March equinox (the United Nations also works with organizers of the

4:20
April 22 global event). Margaret Mead added her support for the equinox
Earth Day, and in 1978 declared:

“Earth Day the first holy day which transcends all national borders, yet
preserves all geographical integrities, spans mountains and oceans and
time belts, and yet brings people all over the world into one resonating
accord, is devoted to the preservation of the harmony in nature and yet
draws upon the triumphs of technology, the measurement of time, and
instantaneous communication through space.” connection
Today, many communities organize Earth Day events that may include
beach cleanups, tree-planting, bike-to-work incentives and recycling to the calendar
has turned into a
programs that go beyond the typical trash day efforts. We know that
being green means not only saving the planet but saving money. Last
year I switched out all of my regular light bulbs with CFL bulbs and my
electric bill decreased by 25%. Planting shade trees can help eliminate
the need for air conditioners and solar power is the ultimate way to use
nature to power your home.
national celebration
of peace, love and
kind bud.
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For all of you budding Green Thumb’s
out there, tricking your plants into thinking
that it’s a bright sunny day has gotten easier
and more efficient than ever. Whether you’re
dealing with a small closet set up, or running
a multiple room operation, proper lighting
is a key cornerstone to a successful harvest.
COMPACT FLUORESCENT lights are
purposeful for young plants or seedlings, but are
not powerful or efficient enough to take your
growth to the next level. They are great to have in
these early stages of growth, or if you’re setting
up a cloning operation, but for the latter stages of
any substantial indoor grow room, the need for
(HID) will help in your effort to garner a fuller
crop. Don’t discard all your fluorescents though.
They do provide great supplemental light for your
primary HID’s too.
HIGH INTENSITY DISCHARGE LAMPS
are the most popular type of lighting system.
Requiring a Ballast much like the less efficient
fluorescents, HID’s take about ten minutes to
produce the electric arc which provides the light.
Because of this intense light, and the ability to
stay lit for many hours at a time, they are the
perfect fit for vegetation seeking as many as 12
hours of light per day.
Their efficiency compared to incandescent
lamps is huge - up to 75%-90% energy savings,
making this choice a no brainer. Not only are
you being efficient, you’re keeping your Edison
bill within reason. HID’s fit into any number of
different reflectors, and come in many different
intensities and wattages.
KUSH MAG SUGGEST THAT YOU SEEK
OUT SOME ADVICE AT YOUR LOCAL
HYDRO SHOP, all of which should be able to
guide you down the right path for your particular
wants and needs.
Keep in mind that for a plant, light
is what makes it grow. Yes there are nutrients
and other parts to this science, but in this
instance, light equates to food. Everything
else we provide the plant with is just a means
to allow the plant to digest and use the light.
It’s important to know that with increased
growth, a plant will need an increasing
amount of light. If depleted of the proper light,
the plant will have a tendency to stretch, and
eventually growth will slow to a halt, thus killing
your little baby. Don’t kill your little babies.
SEEK HELP TO PREVENT THIS!!! Save
yourself time, money, and the bitter tears of
dissapointment, and be prepared with the proper
tools for your indoor growth, and everything
should end up fruitful.
It’s important to remember that your
lighting system can be your best friend and your
worst enemy in your efforts to become Dr. Green
Thumb. If you’ve sought out the right advice,
and have an understanding of how much and
how often your plants need light, than your
probability for success just increased ten fold.
Good luck, and
happy growing!!
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by JOSH KAPLAN
It seems strangely fitting that The Beatles’ Abbey Road album
was just starting to bud in April,1969. In this important year that
saw such notable moments as the moon landing, Woodstock,
and the horrors of Vietnam, it was a time of change politically,
socially, and in this case musically. Spring quickly became the
“Summer of Love“, and by it’s release in the Fall, Abbey Road shot
to #1 in the U.K. and has since sold over 12 million copies in the
U.S alone. Sadly, Abbey Road essentially became The Beatles’ last
recorded album (Let It Be was released in 1970, but recorded
in early ‘69). With this being their 11th studio album, it found
the four lads from Liverpool in a state of indifference, one that
thankfully for the sake of this masterful album, was put aside.
With such great songs as “Come Together”, “I Want You” (She’s
so Heavy), the Harrison penned “Here Comes The Sun”, and the
collision of brilliance known as the “Sun King Medley”, it’s as
though Abbey Road marked the end of The Beatles’ cycle - it’s
last beautiful bloom. It’s evident even in the famous album art,
depicting the fab four walking across the zebra-striped crosswalk
in London.
After nixing the idea to name the album Everest, and thus
saving the boys a dreaded trip up to the famed Himalayan
mountaintop, they decided on April 8th to step outside Abbey
Road studios for a quick photo shoot. Given only ten minutes to
take the perfect shot, photographer Iain Macmillan found what
he was looking for.
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A very stiff Lennon is in front wearing his white suit, as
though walking towards the famous “Bed In For Peace” which
soon followed. Yoko had already sunk her teeth in by this time.
Ringo is all business in his black suit, while out of step and
shoeless Paul is strutting across while smoking, possibly thinking
about the future Wings’ tour. George, while bringing up the back,
looks and probably was the most relaxed of thve bunch. His
casual denim outfit and long hair depicts a man who was at one
with himself, and finally being noticed as a brilliant song-writer.
With “Something” being Harrison’s first A-side single, and the
popularity of “Here Comes The Sun”, Harrison may have been
feeling the sweet taste of long awaited recognition? It must have
been tough to have songwriters like Lennon and McCartney to
compete with.
As we all know, with Spring comes change, and change is good.
In a time when change was taking place at every turn, The
Beatles were able to take the high road, and for the sake of the
music, put their conflicts aside. What was produced remains
a classic amongst rock‘n’roll fans worldwide. The songs and
imagery from Abbey Road were a sign of things to come. The
Beatles were always able to capture the feeling of the times, and
as great as the times and the music of The Beatles were (and still
are), the change that was about to take place in their lives, was
just as simple as crossing the street.
 by J.T. GOLD
Everyone has had a night where the mind’s wheels won’t stop
churning and sleep seems impossible. Nerves, stress, illness, even
excitement, can keep us awake well past the point where our bodies
want to be at rest. When insomnia happens on occasion, it’s easily
accepted as just a part of life. However, for some people, insomnia
is a debilitating disorder that can pose serious health risks and
diminish quality of life. Sufferers of insomnia are often subject to
blurred vision, the inability to concentrate, lowered immune system,
irritability and low energy levels. More serious risks include weight
gain, depression, diabetes and cardiovascular disease. Sleep is one of
the keys to being physically and emotionally healthy and without it,
the simplest tasks can become our greatest challenges.
There are many ways to combat insomnia and many of those
ways involve taking a “sleeping pill”. For example, the very popular
zolpidem drugs (Ambien, Hypnogen, Damixan, Somidem and
others) has made its way into the press on more than one occasion,
from Tiger Woods’s texts to suicides to senator’s crashing their cars.
According to manufacturers, the side effects of these drugs
may include: Diarrhea; dizziness; drowsiness (including daytime
drowsiness); “drugged” feeling; dry mouth; headache; nausea; nose
or throat irritation; sluggishness; stomach upset; severe allergic
reactions (rash; hives; itching; difficulty breathing; tightness in the
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chest; swelling of the hands, zlegs, mouth, face, lips, eyes, throat, or
tongue; unusual hoarseness); abnormal thinking; behavior changes;
chest pain; confusion; decreased coordination; difficulty swallowing
or breathing; fainting; fast or irregular heartbeat; hallucinations;
memory problems (e.g., memory loss); mental or mood changes
(e.g., aggression, agitation, anxiety, depression); severe dizziness;
shortness of breath; suicidal thoughts or actions; vision changes.
While everyone is entitled to a good night’s sleep, it seems that in
the case of using zolpidem to treat insomnia, the cure maybe worse
than the disease. There are several homeopathic and natural ways to
deal with insomnia and staying active during the day, eating healthy
foods, acupuncture and yoga help immensely. Herbs like chamomile
and kava kava have proven to work wonders for the weary, but by far
one of the most effective uses of a plant to battle sleeplessness is a
good, strong, indica strain of cannabis.
Cannabis indica produces a tranquil slumber, relieves the
nervousness and neuralgic pains and helps sleep patterns stabilize.
It can help relieve muscle pain, stiffness and nausea—all factors that
may keep you awake. So speak with your doctor or the staff at your
collective to learn about how you can rest easier using cannabis
therapy.
Be well.
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 by JANE QUENTIN

These small quaint ski towns are a good first stop in your trip. Sum-
mit County is known as “Colorado’s Playground” because of all of
the outdoor activities available. Take the lift up 12,500 ft in Breck-
enridge for mind-blowing views. In the warmer months, Summit
County is an awesome place for hiking, kayaking, rafting, fishing and
backroading. If you stop in Vail, try mountain biking. As the host
of two previous Mountain Bike World Championships, Vail’s trails
suit the amateur and the seasoned professional. Cruisers can ride
the gondola, explore the forests on two wheels and hit the mountain
barbeque at the top. Downhill junkies can ride uphill then seek out
the most technical terrain for descending. Equipment is available
for rental or purchase at local shops. Summit County warning: The
outlet shopping in Silverthorne can lure you in to hours of designer-
label bargain hunting, so plan accordingly!
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These blips on the map are good places to stop for a quick snack; or
if you are into bird watching, a great place to snap some pictures.
Look along the river and in the trees for golden eagles, bald eagles
and hawks. The quaintness of these towns is their allure and the
scenery is unobstructed by tourism or population. Make sure you
are camera-ready at this point; the magnificent Glenwood Canyon
is coming up next.

The drive west to Glenwood Springs is as magical as the town it-

self, which is a snapshot right out of the old west. The Glenwood
Canyon runs alongside the Colorado River, where some of the best
whitewater rafting spots rage next to a timeless train track. The can-
yon is widely considered one of the most scenic national features
on the Interstate Highway Systems. With stunning Mt. Sopris as
the backdrop, Glenwood (as the locals say) is a jewel of the Roaring
Fork Valley. The world famous Hot Springs Pool, the largest natu-
ral hot springs pool in the world, exists beside the highway. Visitors
can soak in the therapy pool (104 degrees) or swim in the huge 90-
93 degree swimming pool or play in the small children’s pool. The
water is full of salty minerals. The Hot Springs Pool is the marquee
attraction in Glenwood Springs. It includes 2 outdoor waterslides.
It has a similar ideal as the Roman Baths in HYPERLINK “http://
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Baden-Baden” Baden-Baden, HYPERLINK
“http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Germany” Germany. It is very good
for the skin so lots of senior residents go there but is still recom-
mended for kids, adults and teens.
This great little trip is a must-do for anyone and the timing is per-
fect. We live in a beautiful place. Now go out there and enjoy it!
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Students at college campuses across the nation, including nine in
Colorado, rallied on behalf of legalizing marijuana on April 1, stating
that it’s a more responsible alternative to alcohol.
A small group of students at Auraria Campus in Denver gathered
in the main courtyard to hear medical marijuana proponents from
SAFER Colorado (Safer Alternative for Enjoyable Recreation),
talk about why pot should be legalized. SAFER is a non-profit
organization that promotes the use of ganja in place of alcohol.
“I think it’s a really good cause. My mother was an alcoholic when
I was growing up, so I know first hand the effects it can have on a
family,” said Tarsha Vigil, a junior at Metropolitan State College of
Denver. “With marijuana, you can’t consume so much that you want
to hit someone. You’re either hungry, happy or sleepy.”
SAFER spent six weeks organizing rallies on 80 campuses across
the America.
“We’ve been working for the last couple of months to see if
campuses were interested and see if they responded, and then we
packaged up fliers and sent them,” said Sara Groton, a student at
Denver University who currently interns for SAFER, adding that
most students at Denver University who took time to hear SAFER’s
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message seemed really interested and asked a lot of questions.
“It seemed pretty successful,” Groton said.
The organization also sent each campus a copy of the book,
“Marijuana Is Safer: So Why Are We Driving People to Drink?” — co-
authored by SAFER Executive Director Mason Tvert, who was at
Auraria Campus, asking students to support his initiative. Although
the crowd was small, roughly 25 people, Mason didn’t divert.
“It’s really about getting the message out. The point here is to get
this debate going. A lot of students fear coming out and supporting
this because it’s illegal,” Tvert told Kush Magazine.
After talking about the positive benefits of cannabis, Tvert and
supporting students took Tvert’s book and other literature about
weed to campus administrators.
Metro student Tom Green said he fully embraced SAFER’s
presence on campus and believes in their message about using pot
instead of booze.
“There’s no danger aspect. It makes you happy,” Green said.
 Among the many uses facilitated by the Hemp plant, there
has always been a certain group that wears it on their sleeve.
Anyone who has attended a Grateful Dead concert, or any other
popular jam band, has probably seen these garments. Whether
it be the quilt-like pants and shirts, or the duffle bags or stash
by JOSH KAPLAN cases - any respectable Shakedown St. should have such articles
for sale. It’s no surprise than, that with the latest boom in 420
friendly states succumbing to this tolerant point in history, that
the hippies that have been making these products on tour, would
eventually find a legitimate place within our present commerce.

Started in 1996 by a mother and daughter team, Hemp Sisters

has since been sold to the one-man team of Ed Edmundson.
Taking what the sisters started, and making it an ever-growing
entity, the line of products offered includes everything from
clothes, bags, wallets, hats, soap, lip-balm, skin care, hammocks,
jewelry, twine, and chord - as well as a whole separate line of
products under the newly named Earth Divas, using recycled
silk, felt wool, cotton, and recycled rice bags. “Earth Divas”
which will soon replace the name of the whole line, consists of
handmade, natural fiber, fair trade accessories made by women’s
co-ops from around the world. Using no middleman, the Earth
Divas work directly with the people that make the items.

With all the virtues of this amazing plant, it’s no wonder that
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products out of Hemp. Being that it’s warmer, more absorbent,
and three times stronger than cotton, and is the oldest cultivated
fiber plant, with a history of use in textiles and fabrics dating
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 reen took on a whole new meaning in Colorado
when the nation’s largest cannabis convention
hit Denver, April 2-3.
 All eyes were on Colorado, as thousands flocked
to the Colorado Convention Center to scope
out the latest and greatest in the ganja world.
Spectators lined up in front of the convention
hall, anxious to get in prior to doors opening.  from Colorado and across the world gathered to promote their
 “I’m actually a part of a team of doctors and nurses, that provide
significant patient care and healing and medical services,” said Dorie
Cofer, general manager of The Healing Leaf of Denver. “For us this
convention is really helpful because it puts us face to face with a lot
of dispensaries. I think it’s a good idea legalizing marijuana, because
instead of trying to keep it out, the government can make money off
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of it. I think it’s better than any other drugs because it’s not that
bad, considering the addictive qualities of all the other drugs.” “I
think we need to create a stronger voice together and create a
stronger collaboration, everything from the ground up excites
me,” Cofer said.
  The main focus of the exuberant event was getting the
message out that marijuana is here to stay. Hundreds of vendors
products, which have created a multi-billion dollar industry in the
United States.
 “Wow, I thought it was awesome. So many people. I thought
there were going to be a lot of people, but I didn’t think it was going
to be this many,” said Antonio Adame, a construction worker in
Denver. “I love smoking pot. I think it’s amazing that there are so
many shops in such a small area showing what they have.”
   The two day extravaganza had tons of events highlighted
throughout the day, including Hemp Fashion shows, legislative town
hall sessions with Congressman Jarel Polis, State Representative Joe
Miklosi and Denver City Councilman Chris Nevit. There was a legal
panel led by Rob Corry, Brian Vicente, Warren Edson and Lauren
Davis. There was also a growing seminar medical information from
Dr. Shackelford and Dr. Bob Melamede, who both discussed the
benefits of marijuana on the brain and in treating various ailments.
An A-list of band performances including Ali Pierre, The Samples,
P-Nuckle, Sythetic Element, No One Left Standing and Sammy
T kept were great crowd pleasers. The B-Boys danced at 4:20 on
Saturday.
  To top things off Cypress Hill showed up at 3:30 p.m., on
Saturday, April 3, for a meet and greet with fans. Hundreds of fans
stood in line for their chance to get face time with the popular
activist band that has long promoted the legalization of marijuana
and are anxiously awaiting the release of their new album Rise Up
which is being released on 4/20.
One fan was so anxious to meet Cypress Hill that she had each
band member sign her boobs. “That’s awesome. They signed my
boobs. I don’t want to wash my chest ever,” said Denver resident
Stephanie Whithorn.”Nobody famous has ever signed my chest.”
“I think it’s really awesome that Cypress Hill is here. It’s a
great band to represent this convention,” said Julia Leite. “This is a
beautiful event. I think there’s a lot of diversity here. This brings all
sorts of groups of people together: the conservatives, the old, the
young.” 
The event, hosted by Kush Magazine and dailybuds.com was a
sign of the strength of the cannabis movement in Colorado.
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Hunter S. Thompson once said that, “Good

people drink good beer”. Well hallelujah, man.

Warm weather and beer go together like well,

warm weather and beer. There’s nothing better

than a few friends, a good brew and sunshine.

Since spring is upon us and those days of sitting

lakeside with your buddies is not far away, it’s a

good time to focus on the “good beer”. Colorado

has a rich history in exceptional brewing and so

if you’re into the suds, you’re in the perfect place.

In fact, did you know that Denver ranks first in

the nation per capita in beer production?

I’ll drink to that!

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Breckenridge Brewery
Breckenridge’s Agave Wheat is a traditional wheat beer with an
untraditional twist—agave. The agave plant, normally used to
make tequila, adds a citrus kick without making the beer taste like
a fruit beer. Since the agave isn’t as common a flavor as orange,
raspberry or lemon, the delicate citrus twist is pleasant with out
being overbearing. Try it with barbeque ribs and potato salad.
600 Main Street,Breckenridge, CO 80424 :: (970) 453-1550
Hanging Lake Honey Ale
Glenwood Canyon Brewing Company
Of all the beers on this list, the Hanging Lake Honey Ale from
Glenwood Canyon Brewing Company is by far the most refresh-
ing. This is a perfect spring or summertime brew. The secret is that
they use locally produced honey. With its perfect balance of sweet
and hoppy, this beer is so drinkable that you should buy a couple
of growlers to go. This beer is made for a day on the water. Enjoy
with wings and fruit salad.
402 7th Street, Glenwood Springs, CO 81601 ::(970) 945-1276
Skinny Dip
New Belgium Brewing Company
The most famous of Colorado microbreweries offers some of the
best seasonal beers your taste buds will ever enjoy. Skinny dip
smells like summer. The hint of lime makes the hops taste like a
day on the beach. Try this full-bodied brew with Mexican food
and a game of Frisbee golf. Skinny Dip is only available May, June
and July, so get dippin!
500 Linden Street, Fort Collins, CO 80524 ::(970) 221-0524
Urca Vanilla Porter
Dry Dock Brewing Company
Consider the Urca Vanilla Porter a dessert. This rich, creamy brew
seems to remind everyone of something. As soon as I smelled it,
I was 8 years old and playing in the backyard with my father who
loved cream soda. He was working on the cars and I was trying to
like cream soda. It’s an acquired taste. Dry Dock boasts that they
use over 2 pounds of Tahitian and Madagascar vanilla beans to
brew this delight. Try it with a hot fudge sundae.
15120 E. Hampden Ave., Aurora, CO 80014 ::(303) 400-5606
Titan IPA
Great Divide Brewing Company
No beer list is complete without an IPA and the Titan from Great
Divide is aptly named. This is a gargantuan beer with a big punch.
According to Great Divide, “This aggressively hopped India Pale
Ale brewed for hop disciples.” It starts out with piney hop aromas
and citrus hop flavors, and finishes with a nice rich, malty sweet-
ness that is balanced with crisp hop bitterness. Goes great with hot
dogs and baked beans.
2201 Arapahoe Street, Denver, CO 80205 ::(303) 296-9460
Steam Engine Lager
Steamworks Brewing Company
The Steam Engine Lager is a fantastic American Amber. Hot and
spicy with a dry, smooth finish, this beer is available yearlong, but
take it on a camping trip and it will become a summertime fa-
vorite. Since Steamworks offers this beauty in 12 oz cans, there’s
plenty of room in the cooler for steak and salad, which comple-
ment this lager perfectly.
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Make sure to check out the Great American Beer Fes-
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largest domestic beer festival in the United States.
Every September thousands of people descend on
the Mile High City for tastings and entertainment.
Throughout the event, hundreds of brewmasters
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Cheesecakes, chocolates, hard candy and flavored drinks,
to name a few, have hit the shelves of medical marijuana
dispensaries, giving patients more options on how to medicate
without damaging lung tissue.
And we’re not talking about pot brownies that are made in
a dope-smoking hippy’s house, we’re talking about high-grade
edibles and drinks made in commercial kitchens throughout
Colorado that are packaged, labled and sold to dispensaries
across the state.
“In the big picture, we fit in as an alternative way to medicate.
We generally appeal to medical patients that generally don’t like to
use inhalation products,” said Patrick Zimmerman, executive chef
of The Farmacy, which produces marijuana-enhanced bottle drinks.
Ganja edibles have given bakers and chefs an opportunity to
master a whole new world of “feel good” foods for the community,
and complying with health regulations is an important
component for edible producers when it comes to sustaining a
legitimate business in the perishable wholesale food industry.
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“I’m a chef. I’m constantly asked to fit into a regulatory system.
We work hand in hand with the health department,” Zimmerman
said. “Let’s use some common sense. Sanitation is important. Where
you get your ingredients is important. In any restaurant, or catering
company, you are responsible for your product.”
And most dispensaries refused to buy edibles or drinks unless
they are made in a commercial kitchen.
“It makes sense. I don’t want to buy something that someone
made out of their house if they have 10 dogs running around,” said
Candace Gill, who works at Alameda Wellness Center in Denver.
Alameda Wellness Center carries The Farmacy drinks, which
are produced and packaged in a commercial kitchen based in
Denver. Zimmerman and his team rents it out by the hour, along
with several other bakers and chefs, to make the glass-bottled
drink that comes in four different flavors: pomegranate, lemon-
aid, mint green tea and coffee.
Another popular medical cannabis treat is cheesecake, and
Jessica LeRoux has made quite a name for herself in ganja
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Lady. She owns and operates Twirling Hippies Confections.

“I would say (in addition to cheesecake) I am known for my

colorful fashion sense,” LeRoux said. “It’s a look I would have to
describe as hippy fabulous.”

LeRoux, who always wears a hat, runs her commercial kitchen

out of a former Mexican food restaurant in Idaho Springs, that’s
approximately 600-square-feet. She’s about to rent addtional space
out of Denver to comply with a new ordinance set forth by the City
and County of Denver that states all edible sold to dispensaries in
the city and county must be produced within the city.

“I operate as a wholesale to retail business.We are producing

six flavors of cheesecakes, and everything is custom made to
order every week,” LeRoux said, adding that she had to hire three
new people since January to keep up with all the orders that have
come in since the dispensary “freak out” happened in Colorado
over the last six months.

She employs a total of five, who are all medical marijuana

patients, and she’s extremely proud of the booming marijuana
business and how’s it’s contributed to the small-mountain town
one of her bite-sized cheesecakes contain one gram of medical
of Idaho Springs.
marijuana, which is cooked into her products with cannabis butter.
Twirling Hippies Confections also makes ganja-based
“What you want to keep in mind is when you’re thinking
chocolates, and deliver their baked goods to dispensaries as
about edibles, is that every single person is different,” LeRoux
far as Grand Junction. LeRoux let’s each dispensary owner set
said, adding that she also makes vegan baked goods made from
their own prices on her products as long as they are somewhat
cannabis concentrated coconut oil instead of butter. “That’s
reasonable. Most sell for around $5.
something we’re still developing with our patient group. It’s hard
Aside from keeping up with orders, LeRoux’s biggest job to make a vegan product with a long shelf life.”
is educating people on how to properly medicate themselves
Generally, butter-based cheesecake has an eight-day shelf
with edibles.
life, while her chocolates have a three month shelf life. Although,
“It’s all about your metabolism and your body fat. You start LeRoux pointed out that some dispensaries that don’t get deliveries
people off at the very minimum dose,” she said, noting that each on a weekly basis will freeze the product to make it last longer.
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is a great way to enjoy the going to be at the top of most travel lists. However, Outdoor
world that we live in. As travel becomes ever cheaper, we’re finding Music Festivals and Alternative Culture Events are the perfect
reasons other than vacation to rack up those frequent flier miles. targets. This article will feature some of the richest pot culture
Work, music, food, and sporting events have people exploring events to act as higher destinations within travel destinations.
more of our world than ever before. While most of the travel
Music events are prime pot spots. They happen all year, all
logistics have gotten easier, the traveling pothead has a serious
over the country. This is a great way for the business tripper to
issue that most travelers don’t have to deal with… marijuana is
acquire some well needed product. There are a number of well
illegal nearly everywhere in the country, and can be difficult to
known, well traveled jam bands that regularly tour nationally.
secure once you have reached your destination. Likewise, I most
These tours are virtual underground highways for product
certainly recommend that you do not attempt to access a TSA
distribution. Bands like Jimmy Buffett, Dave Matthews Band
security checkpoint with anything illegal. The solution? Travel
The Allman Brothers, G-Love, George Clinton, and on-again/off-
to destinations where your meds can come to you.
again Phish are often followed by hoards of grass smoking, road
Simply traveling to a place where marijuana use is tolerated, traveled hippies.
isn’t always the best way to choose a travel destination. Unless
Outdoor music festivals take the music event to the next level.
you’ve found a killer heli-ski resort, burning one in Alaska isn’t

Rather than an event that simply lasts the evening, these festivals
can take place over a number of days. Reminiscent of Woodstock
and the Pop Festivals of the late 60’s, sporting stadiums and
county fairgrounds are transformed into something more akin
to a refugee camp rather than a vacation destination.
The Bonnaroo Music and Arts festival is an annual music
festival that takes places outside of Nashville, TN in early June.
Bonnaroo captures the spirit of the first outdoor festivals, making
diversified music the focus of this event. Rarely will you find an
event that attracts the likes of Dave Matthews, Stevie Wonder,
Tori Amos, Jimmy Cliff, GWAR, Dropkick Murphy’s, and Jay-Z
to the same venue. Bonnaroo represents everything that is great
about the outdoor music festival.
Telluride Bluegrass Festival: Located in Telluride, CO. This
bluegrass festival takes place the week after Bonnaroo, giving
hard core spinning hippies little time to clean themselves up
before another 3 day binge of pickin’ and grinin’. While other
music festivals celebrate musical diversity, Grass-Fest has been
featuring a blistering style of country bluegrass for the past 36
years.
South by Southwest is a music and multi-media festival that
takes place in Austin, TX. This event not your typical outdoor
music festival as it encompasses the local convention center as
well as every available music venue in the area. As a result, this
has eliminated the shanty-town aspect of most multi-day outdoor
festival in favor of an urban interactive event that celebrates the
future of music technology. Additionally, this festival has more
of an ADD dynamic to it. Musical diversity welcomes lovers of
different styles of music rather than a focus on a single musical
subset. This four day event has taken on a life of it’s own as
Austin’s largest revenue generating annual event.
Now, we come to the counter-culture festivals. These
gatherings go far beyond the typical burning and boozing that
you’ll find at other concerts and festivals. These events bring
alternative forms of living to the forefront. Here, the Counter-
culture still reigns supreme.
Seattle Hempfest is a 3-day, Hemp themed festival in August
that takes over the parks in the waterfront area of Seattle.
Hempfest is largely a free event featuring music, comedy,
cultural events, hemp advocate speakers, and local food vendors.
However, you can donate money at 3 financially reasonable levels
that could afford you benefits from T-shirts, and line cutting, to
VIP entrances, and backstage privileges for you and your friends.
http://www.hempfest.org/drupal/node
Burning Man is the Pièce de résistance of marijuana friendly
travel destinations. A morbid oasis bazaar of sorts, Burning Man
sets itself apart from the other great events on this list, in that the
attendees ARE the show. Mutant vehicles and fantastic costumes
brings this normally boring spot of desert in the Black Rock of
Nevada to life for the week leading into Labor Day. Make-shift
communities, living and conceptual art, and ‘round the clock
raves build up to the climax that is the Burning of the Man.
Burning the giant wooden effigy symbolizes different things to
different people, but is widely accepted as a way to let go all of the
rigid forms that make up our lives in an attempt to get back to
self reliant personal expression. Admission costs between $200
and $300, depending on when you purchase tickets. After that,
you’ll need no currency… just a creative way to barter and trade
for what you want. Be prepared for extreme heat, sand storms,
“creative” self expression, public nudity. This event is not for the
faint of heart… don’t say I didn’t warn you.
http://www.burningman.com/
As you can see, travel for the pot aficionado can take a
number of shapes. Depending on your style and duration
of entertainment choices, it’s easy to see how a spontaneous
evening can turn into an extended weekend or more without
much trouble. For more pot related travel tips as well as tips for
international travel, visit this website http://www.webehigh.com/
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The recent surge of medical marijuana dispensaries in
Colorado has created a conundrum for commercial real estate
owners who need to rent vacant space but are fearful pot retailers
could bring in crime or alienate other tenants.
 It has gotten to the point where some property owners who
advertise for tenants on Craigslist have specifically noted that
they will not lease to pot retailers.
  “I think it’s ludicrous for owners to not be willing to rent
something in this economy,” said Veronica Carpio, owner of
420 Highways medical marijuana dispensary in Lafayette. “The
whole complaint about higher crime rates is ridiculous.”
  But for many landlords, it has to do with more than just
looking at the bottom line.
  “Denver’s economy is bad, who wouldn’t love more rent
coming in,” said Dennis Witte, president of Omni Development
Corp., which owns roughly 300,000-square-feet of commercial
real estate in the Denver metro area. “The industry is just so
uncertain right now.”
 Some landlords don’t see longevity in pot retailers, with all
the ordinances and moratoriums city councils are implementing
on dispensaries, and the medical marijuana reforms expected to
come this spring at the state capitol.
 “We’re waiting for it to shake itself out,” Witte said, adding
that he’s not opposed to medical marijuana, as his wife, who is in
constant pain, has considered applying for a prescription card.  are taking notice. Many property owners have already secured
  Not all dispensary owners have experienced snags when
looking for commercial real estate. Carpio said her landlord was
extremely welcoming when she opened 420 Highway last August.
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 Mark Rose of Nederland said his landlord also was fine with
leasing space for his dispensary, Grateful Meds, but it took him
a while to find an accepting property owner who would rent to
him. Rose said he contacted several wary proprietors before he
found a spot.
 “One of the landlords up here was concerned about having
marijuana in the same building where he was working in,” Rose
said, noting that it was more of an issue in Nederland prior to
the federal government lifting sanctions on states’ medical
marijuana laws in October. “Landlords were nervous and afraid
of having their property taken by the feds. But now, the trend up
here — at first people were very skeptical and nervous — but now
they’re really coming around.”
Since October’s federal ruling, Denver property owner Ron
Tarver, of Broadway Terrance Reality, has been inundated with
more than 90 phone calls from reefer patrons.
“What we have here is an odd thing. The whole thing is odd,”
Tarver explained. “I’m not particularly in favor of it. I turn them
down all the time, and I have a vacancy. Basically I tell them
that I don’t want to rent to them. From a landlord’s perspective,
what I’m afraid of is they may rent an office and bring crime. It
adversely affects my other tenants. And, of course, that adversely
affects my bottom line.”
But as local ordinances keep coming into cities throughout
the state to regulate an already emerging industry, landlords
tenants, as demonstrated by the numerous dispensaries already
open and doing business here, and many more plan on leasing to
medical marijuana related businesses.
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The spring time always seems to be a great time for live music. With the big tour season
kicking off and the weather being a bit more inviting, more bands come to town and
more fans come out to see them. There is a slew of great live music in the coming
months in Denver and surrounding areas, but here are a few Kush picks.
JULIAN CASABLANCAS
4.21.10 @ Ogden Theatre
Julian Casablancas has proven himself to be quite the well
rounded musician with his solo act. His day job -- lead singer and
songwriter of The Strokes may have gotten his career revved up,
but it’s clear he has a lot more to offer in his lifetime as a musician.
“11th Dimension” is a powerful and uplifting song that has been
well received by both fans and critics. You’ll probably have many
chances to see him in the future, but don’t you want to be able to
say you were there at the beginning??
www.juliancasablancas.com
SIA
4.22.10 @ Gothic Theatre
Sia Furler, the LA/NY based indie darling has a beautiful voice and
an undoubtedly bright future in front of her. Her songs “Buttons”
and “You’ve Changed” are ones you should definitely download if
you’re unfamiliar with Sia... even if you can’t make it to this show.
She also does an interesting take on Britney Spears’ (or whoever
wrote it) “Gimme More”. Get familiar, and check her out at the
Gothic Theatre on Thursday the 22nd.
www.siamusic.net
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YEASAYER W/ SLEIGH BELLS
4.24.10 @ Bluebird Theater
Brooklyn based Yeasayer have met and possibly exceeded
expectations from their second album Odd One. With their
more uptempo singles “O.N.E.” and “Ambling Up” they have
gained a whole new wave of fans that surge to their shows with
the enthusiasm of a Justin Beiber crowd. Fellow Brooklyn babies
Sleigh Bells join them from their place in the boiling underground
scene. You’re guaranteed to get your money’s worth out of this
show, we promise.
www.yeasayer.net
SUBLIME WITH ROME
4.26.10 @ Fillmore Auditorium
When lead singer Bradley Nowell passed on in May of 1996, many
assumed that was the end of Sublime. Since his death though,
Sublime has gained fans exponentially, but could never rightfully
perform live. Eric Wilson & Bud Gaugh have certainly tried to
bring the magic back to the stage with Long Beach Shortbus and
Long Beach Dub Allstars, but it was never quite right. Now with
new lead singer Rome Ramirez, who sounds eerily similar to
Bradley, Sublime with Rome is touring the country. Playing the
hits that made us all fall in love, this will be a beautiful thing. Get
tickets soon, as they will sell super FAST!
www.sublimewithrome.com
Left: Drake, Yeasayer Right from Top: Lupe Fiasco,
Henry Rollins, 30 Seconds to Mars Logo, Julian
Casablancas, Sia
LUPE FIASCO
4.29.10 @ Ogden Theatre
Lupe Fiasco kicked n pushed his way into hip hop stardom in
the early 2000’s, hitting superstar status with 2007’s The Cool.
With his new album Lasers being released in 2010 Lupe is
jumping into the next decade playing shows in most major
cities to promote the coming release. Boasting one of the
best flows in the game, his live show is one that all fans of
hip hop should see at least once. Also, this show should
also be very smoker friendly. Digg that.
www.lupefiasco.com

THIRTY SECONDS TO MARS

5.7.10 @ Fillmore Auditorium
Touring in support of their album This Is
War, Jared Leto’s band Thirty Seconds to Mars
is making their way around the world. And
while many of us have been critical of Leto’s
screamo band, they are slowly gaining respect
and legitimacy. They even did a song with
Kanye West! It’s rumored to be a legit live show
that may leave you laying in bed afterwards
pondering love lost, or when the earth will end.
So if you’re into that kinda thing, this is your
ticket!
www.thirtysecondstomars.com

DRAKE
5.17.10 @ Ogden Theatre

What else can you say about the former

Degrassi cast member than that he has made
it. And deservedly so, as he is a very talented
man with the backing of the greatest rapper
alive’s Young Money Label. His debut album
So Far Gone has been a huge hit, so expect a
sellout crowd and get your tickets VERY early
for this one.
www.myspace.com/thisisdrake

HENRY ROLLINS
5.18.10 @ Boulder Theater

The man is intense. There is no doubt about

that. Whether he’s fronting Black Flag, doing
stand up comedy, or reciting his captivating
brand of poetry, Rollins brings a certain
energy to the stage that many can’t match
(maybe Andrew W.K.) Moral of the story, don’t
show up to the Boulder Theater without ample
enthusiasm.
www.21361.com

ALSO:
Ani DiFranco 4.22.10 @ Ogden Theatre
The Album Leaf 4.22.10 @ Bluebird Theater (Denver)
The Dear Hunter w/ Special Guests 4.26.10 @ Marquis Theater
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the situation or conversation. After smoking
this for a few days, you’ll be hard pressed
to switch back to a more intense strain. 

Some of us feel negative

effects when smoking
certain indica
strains, like being
really tired
when we don’t
want to be or
not being able
to properly
c om mu n i c at e
with people
around us. But
Incredible Purple
really earns its name in
this department. Holding
conversation, working,
running errands, and all those
other things that may become
difficult seem surprisingly easy with
this strain. And while that may lead you
to believe that you won’t get the positives that
indicas provide (treating insomnia, nausea, etc), an

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into your happy place.

A few examples of the freeing, relaxed state of mind you

should expect from this strain: We’ve witnessed a band flawlessly
rocking shows in front of 1,000+ skeptical music nerds; a student
at a major university gave a speech to her communications class
high in IP; people meeting business contacts and not missing a
beat in the conversation; we fell asleep in a van crammed with
nine men, despite the music blasting and the driver taking turns
like Mario Andretti. 

The physical characteristics of are more expected than

incredible. A deep green, with hints of purple, orange hairs, and
a crystalline shimmer. Smells are sweet as most purple kush will
be, but not overwhelmingly pungent or dank. Kind of just right.
Taste is also fairly sweet, but with little salty undertones that, if
you let your imagination go to work, is like eating Reese’s pieces
or PB & J sammy... so smoking is almost like an appetizer to the
potential smörgåsbord that may ensue.
Incredible Purple came to us highly recommended by our
friends at Hyperion Healing in Los Angeles. When asking for a
different indica, he just put the jar of IP on the table and smiled.
That’s what a good dispensary should do for you!... not push a
certain strain on you because they need to sell it fast, but introduce
customers to delightful new strains that may be perfect for your
individual taste. So if your favorite dispensary  doesn’t  do
that... start shopping around.

Most medical cannabis establishments will carry

Incredible Purple. If you can’t find it head over to
our website DailyBuds.com and ask your
friends if they know where to
find it!

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 By CLOEY KELLY

92 kush L.A.
 he perfect THC chocolate chip cookie is a round piece
of culinary heaven — moist, chewy, and tasty. It has a bit
of a kick, but that same chocolaty, gooey goodness you
remember from childhood … and continue to crave. The
best part is that it makes you feel as good as it tastes,
creating an experience that’s simultaneously delicious and
medicinal. It’s the ideal “big kid” treat.
Creating the Cookie
With a few of our tips, the perfect THC chocolate chip cookie anything else you can think of that would enhance the flavor—
is easy to create, making it all that more perfect. You won’t have follow your cravings! If you’re feeling extra adventurous, you
to spend hours slaving away in the kitchen, which means you can could even lace the chocolate chips and create a doubly effective
spend more time enjoying the cookie’s effects. Before you bake, cookie. You can melt some baking chocolate, add some bud but-
preheat the oven to 350. To make the dough, you simply mix to- ter, put the melted chocolate onto a cookie sheet (in small balls),
gether a package of yellow cake mix (yes, cake mix), 2 eggs, half a then put the tiny morsels in the fridge to harden.
cup of vegetable oil (or Smart Balance oil if you’d like to health it
up), and a package of chocolate chips, and then blend the ingre-
dients into a thick batter. Baking it Up
Adding the Special Oil Once you have the dough evenly distributed on cookie sheets,
and you’re clear about which cookies are “special” and which
Now comes the tricky part, but don’t fret because even the ones aren’t (very important), bake them for about 8-10 minutes,
tricky part isn’t that tricky. You need to make the hemp oil (aka possibly longer depending on your oven (keep an eye on them).
the fun part) to add to the dough, but first, you need to decide Once the bottoms are golden brown, they’re ready to be savored
how much weed to incorporate into the mix. If you have about a ... after they cool off of course.
joint’s worth, you can make a few potent cookies, and a few joints
will create about 4 cookies (and so on). Therefore, decide how
many “green” cookies you’d like to make, and do the math (the
Eating & Enjoying the Cookie
most thinking you’ll do all day). Be mindful of how much bud
you use to ensure you ingest the proper amount of cookies later. Although the laced cookies taste delicious and you’re going to
Take the small pieces of weed and sauté them in a tiny bit of want to gobble them right up, remember how much weed you put
oil, just enough to adequately heat the bud to perfection (brown into them, and weigh the amount against your tolerance while
and cooked, but not burnt). This should be done in a small pot you’re munching away. Then, be patient and give the cookie time
on low to medium heat. (Remember: you already added oil to to work its magic; this high takes around an hour and a half to
the original mix, so keep the sautéing oil to an extreme mini- become fully induced.
mum to avoid over-saturating the dough.) Look at the dough to At first, your unbuzzed mind may tell you to eat more, but
decipher how much will get fused with the “fun” oil. (Note: the ignore its gluttonous pleas, because you know how much you can
batter makes around 2 and a half to 3 dozen cookies.) Once the handle and an overindulgence will come back to haunt you (not
oil concoction is nice and ready, take the appropriate amount of fun). However, the right amount will give you a full body high,
dough and add it to the pot (literally). Thoroughly mix the oil heightening your senses and elevating your state of mind. And,
into the dough, ensuring it is evenly distributed and that each
remember the plethora of regular cookies you whipped up in this
“green” cookie will be equally stimulating.
process? They will taste better than ever right now! (Be sure you
have some milk on hand.)
Getting Creative This glorious intoxication will last for hours, so try to eat and
share the cookies early in the day. Then, enjoy your journey to
If you’re feeling creative, you can add other goodies to the Pleasureland, where everything is humorous and relaxing, and
cookies such as Reese’s Pieces®, M& M’s®, nuts, coconut, or life is, well, sweet.

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 by RYAN JAMES

As spring is upon us,

we golfers look forward to longer days, tee times, and range
balls. Yeah, we all know a guy that plays twice a week (weather
permitting) throughout the winter. But who has the time for
that... or the money! Most of us quit playing golf sometime
during football season, only to start up again well into the thaw
of spring. And were you hitting balls during the break? Sure you
were. Whatever momentum you had going during the fall has
slowed to a crawl. And those pounds that added up during the
holidays? That’s not going to help your short game.

When spring finally does roll around, most people waste

expensive rounds finding their swing. But where did it go?

Fitness is a critical aspect of golf. Your swing didn’t go

anywhere, it’s that your muscles have been resting during the last
5 months while you’ve been living your life. The muscles that
give you the explosion for a healthy swing, your core muscles,
have weakened. Simple exercises such as push-ups, sit-ups, and
pull-ups are enough to keep most core muscles active. Jogging
and cycling are great ways to keep cardiovascular health up.
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Regular moderate stretching reduces risk of injury and
promotes muscle health. If you were to do these activities while
you’re not golfing regularly, you might even lose some lbs. while
everyone else is packin ‘em on for the winter.
Now that you’re feeling your swing, let’s talk equipment. Now,
there aren’t many of us that can utilize the potential of a $2000
set of clubs. However, most of us do have a basic set that we’ve
grown comfortable with. As long as your clubs were made in
the last 6 or 7 years and haven’t been wrapped around a tree, yet,
they’re probably adequate.
The clubs that should be considered for replacement are
drivers, wedges, putters, and rescue clubs. Despite the knowledge
that each club has it’s own use, we rarely use good club judgment.
Besides, why hit a 3 wood off the tee box when you could feed
that big dog, right? If you’re going to use that big dog, why not
make it the big dog that makes your buddies drool the moment
you pull that head cover off. Choose wisely though, the wrong
driver could make those “buddies” of yours fall to the ground in
laughter in lieu of that sweet snap hook into the lumberyard.
Rescue clubs are becoming a must in players bag. These
are irons that act like woods... and vice versa. Really, the most
practical use for the rescue club is when you’ve just butchered
your 300 yard drive into the deep rough, 50 yards down the
fairway. Normally, you would grab your favorite long iron, and
settle for the safe fairway lie. Now, you can swing a big club that
will actually cut through the deep rough to strike the ball. All of
a sudden, that 130 yard safe play can be an aggressive attempt to
save birdie.
Putters and wedges are “feel” clubs. The only way to find
“your” club is by the club’s feel when you swing. More often than
not, the best wedges and putters for you, are going to be made by
different companies. Many golfers who play with graphite shafts
find steel shafts to be too stiff and rigid. But in a good loft wedge,
that’s what you want. Stiffness and good hands is the key to the
touch aspect of the short swing. So the wedge that came with
your graphite shaft probably isn’t going to cut the short stuff. A
putter is another club that is all about feel. If you don’t have a
short stick that feels comfortable in your hands, that can be a real
problem.
A good way to choose the club that’s best for your swing is
to find a “demo day” near you. Early in the season is the best
time to find a demo day. It’s common to find a golf pro at these
events... ask them questions, that’s why they’re there. Sure they’ll
be pushing certain products, and take that into consideration
when making your decision. Spend a few extra bucks for the
name brands. They spend the most on club development, and
so should you. Ping, Titleist , Calloway, Taylor Made, Nike, and
Cleveland are very well respected club manufacturers... but you
already know this. Ultimately, you are the only one that can
choose the right club for you. Pros can give suggestions on what
to look for, but what really matters is how the club feels in your
hands as you swing and striking through the ball.
Your swing is happening, your bag is filled with your perfect
custom set... time to get out and practice, right? Not exactly.
Every couple of years, it’s a good idea to take a lesson or two.
This is a particularly useful method of keeping those pesky bad
habits at bay. Over the years, our bodies change. Accordingly,
our swing adapts to those physical changes. Reasonable fitness
and an occasional lesson from a trusted golf pro can help keep
our minds and bodies on the same page, allowing us to play
consistent golf for decades.
So get out with your friends. Swing away! Drive for show,
and putt for dough... no pressure. The game of golf can get
pretty intense, mind over matter type stuff. If you need a mental
nap mid round? Pack a one-hitter to help you forget about that
botched approach on number 12. If anyone asks, just say you’re
“taking a whack at the bat”, and smile.
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 by J. MARK STERNBERG

Sometimes a car just falls through the cracks. It could

be that they were released at the wrong time, or that their
price tag was just off, maybe the design was just too dated
to sell as a new car. Whatever the reason, sometimes a
great car just never really captures the attention of the
public. Nevertheless, looking back, there are some that
stand out as terrific cars.
Most importantly though these forgotten favorites represent great value for
money, something that everyone is looking for while we endure the so-called
Great Recession. Each car on this list brings something new to the table, a GT car,
a bargain racer, a top down cruiser and a luxury masterpiece. They all have two
things in common though, these cars are some of the very best at their respective
jobs, and you may have never heard of them.
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 BMW 8 Series
At launch, the 8 series was one of BMW’s crown jewels. This
2+2 (meaning two seats in the front and a spare of miniscule
seats in the back) was designed as a grand touring car for the
most discerning of the BMW buyers.

The 8 series is loaded with all the options you could imagine
in a car designed in the late 1980s. A top-of-the-line 850csi had
an MSRP around the $100,000 mark. The car never really caught
on and was considered too expensive for most. Sales were lack
luster and BMW dropped the 8 series from its American lineup
in 1997.

Today, the 8 series still shines. Both of the two available

engines are fantastic, the V8 puts out 286 horsepower and the
larger V12 makes a bit more. That might not sound like a whole
lot when compared to the cars that are available today, but it’s the
torque driven character of these cars that make them great. Get
managed to sell many. The car replaced the 80’s-tastic 944 in
on a long stretch of road and sit back as the the miles roll by. At
the ‘poor man’s Porsche’ segment and was replaced by the much
around $20,000 used, this is a great example of European grand
loved Boxster. The 968 is everything you would expect from an
touring
entry level Porsche from the 90’s. It’s relatively nimble, fun to
drive, it makes a decent noise but also, especially if you go for the
convertible version, this is one of the best boulevard cruisers the
Nissan Sentra SE R Spec V
company has ever made.
The Nissan Sentra was released in the wake of the original
If top down, leisurely cruises through the Rocky Mountains
‘The Fast and the Furious’ movie and the street racing pop culture
or down the Pacific Coast Highway are your thing, at around
phenomena that followed. It’s really hard to understate the effect
$15,000, the 968 Cabriolet might be one of the best cars in the
that film’s release in 2001 had on the car world.
world for you.
Now the film is a joke to those in the know, with quotes
spewed out like punch lines at car meets the world over. The
Sentra, however is holding up really well. Nissan gave their base Volkswagen Phaeton
Sentra a pretty torquey 2.5 liter four cylinder engine and paired
The Phaeton was supposed to challenge what Americans
it with a short ratio six speed gearbox. Match that up with the
thought about luxury cars. Introduced in North America in
car’s low weight, suspension work and limited slip differential
2004 (ending in 2006), this ‘People’s Car’ dropped into the luxury
and you have a surprisingly fun car to drive in the corners.
car segment with a $60,000-$90,000 price tag. The idea was that
That said, the Spec V won’t be winning any beauty contests people would be saving money compared to cars like BMW’s 7
any time soon, nor is the interior a particularly nice place to be. series or Mercedes’ S Class, but all the public really saw was an
What makes the Spec V such a great car is its price. New, the Spec $80,000 car without an impressive badge.
would cost in the mid to high teens, and now, one can be easily
Really, the Phaeton was just a housing market crash too early.
had for as little as $6,500. That’s cheap for any car, let alone one
Today, excessive spending isn’t looked on the same way as it was
that has the ability to get your adrenaline pumping. And trust
in the mid 2000s. People are looking for smart buys, and the
me, it can.
Phaeton certainly is one. The V8 powered car goes for around
$17,000 today and the W12, 414 hp monster pulls in about
$7,000 to $10,000 more, but that is still an amazing deal for a car
Porsche 968
that shares a good portion of its parts with the Bentley Flying
The Porsche 968 is another car that never really caught Spur.
on. During the four years it was on sale, Porsche never really
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 by JOSH KAPLAN

You know you’re a stoner when: you can’t find the remote
control, but it shows up 3 days later in the back of the refrigerator.

You know you’re a stoner when: you set your alarm for 4:20,
just to wake up and smoke.

You know you’re a stoner when: the tip of your index finger
is permanently black.

You know you’re a stoner when: your driver’s side window

has chip marks from cashing out on the road.

You know you’re a stoner when: after clearing customs in

London, you happily find a stash of Cali buds stuffed in a jacket
pocket. Whew!!

You know you’re a stoner when: random people at concerts

walk up to you to ask “…do you have any buds for sale, or to
smoke?”

You know you’re a stoner when: your entire closet consists of

different tie-died concert shirts.

You know you’re a stoner when: you’ve synched up the

Wizard of Oz with the Dark Side of The Moon more than once.
(Start Dark Side right at the 3 roar of the lion, and you’ll be off
on a trip).

You know you’re a stoner when: you know every episode of

Bevis and Butthead, word for word. Hunh hunh, ya!

You know you’re a stoner when: you and your friends have
more than one code for smoking. Ex: “Let’s go talk to Luca“….
Or, “I think it’s time for a safety meeting”… Or, “Have you seen
Larry Green lately?”
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Where: 3 Kings Tavern
by JOSH KAPLAN

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 by HEATHER GULINO

Professional sports have always had their fair share of controversies.

In the past decades, we have seen any number of athletes in the news
for steroids, infidelities and other crimes against fandom. When Magic
Johnson announced he was HIV positive, the world was shocked that
such an icon could have participated in behaviors that gave him the
deadly disease. OJ Simpson a killer? All signs point to yes. Kobe a rapist?
Maybe he did and maybe he didn’t, but certainly things got out of
hand and if nothing else, Kobe was unfaithful to his wife on that and
perhaps many other occasions. Jose Canseco, an admitted doper,
wrote a nasty tell-all book that led to the implication of several
big name athletes who cheated their bodies and baseball by using
performance-enhancing drugs. There seems to be no end to
the gossip and sadly, the truth about how the humans who
embody these untouchable stars fall flat on their cheating
faces. Here’s a look some of the more recent scandals and
athletes who have fallen from grace.

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 When Mark McGwire appeared on television in tears, did
anyone cry with him? Probably not. The image of McGwire greeting
the Maris family after beating out the legend in most home runs in
a single season is now a black spot in history. Recap: On January 11,
2010 McGwire admitted to using steroids on and off for a decade,
and said, “I wish I had never touched steroids. It was foolish and it
was a mistake. I truly apologize. Looking back, I wish I had never
played during the steroid era.” He admitted using in the 1989/1990
offseason and then after he was injured in 1993. He admitted using
them on occasion throughout the ‘90s, including during the 1998
season. McGwire stated that he used steroids to recover from
injuries, however a drug dealer who claimed to have provided
steroids to McGwire asserted that his use was to improve his size
and strength, rather than to just maintain his health.
The face and QB of the Pittsburg Steelers faced sexual assault
charges last July brought forward by a woman at Harrah’s Casino
in Lake Tahoe. The bizarre story claimed that the woman was under
care of a psychiatrist because she was dealing with the death of a
man she was in love with who never existed. More recently, Big Ben
was accused of sexual assault by a 20-year-old woman he met at a
nightclub in Milledgeville, GA. At the time of this article, the case is
still pending. Roethilsberger did not report to early workouts with
the team and the Steelers’ organization has expressed “great concern
for their team and Ben.” Big Ben’s Silver Lining: The motorcycle
crash he suffered in 2006 while not wearing a helmet didn’t kill him.

McGwire’s decision to admit using steroids was prompted by

his decision to become hitting coach of the St. Louis Cardinals.
Tiger took marriage vows and no one is sure why. He claims
According to McGwire, he took steroids for health reasons rather that he did it because he loved his wife. He claims that he felt a
than to improve performance. Do you believe him? Does the Maris sense of entitlement and that all his hard work was deserving of
family? McGwire’s silver lining: None. a few distractions. A few? Try fifteen plus. Tiger blew the minds
of nearly the entire word when the news came
out that Tiger was the weak link in his
seemingly perfect family. Tiger ran
off to a rehabilitation facility to
work on his “issues”, which he
Arguably the best player in basketball, Kobe’s famous rendezvous calls a private matter. While many
in Colorado will never be forgotten, even by the most ardent fan. speculate that his treatment was for
Even though he wasn’t convicted of the sexual assault charge, the sex addiction, many more speculate
if “sex addiction” is even a real thing.
stigma attached to the accusation hurt his endorsements and role
Tiger lost $180 Million in endorsements,
model status. Recap: It all began in the summer of 2003 when the
which apparently isn’t that big of a
news media reported that the sheriff ’s office in Eagle, Colorado had
deal for sports’ first billionaire.
arrested the NBA superstar in connection with an investigation of a
Tiger’s silver lining: The
sexual assault complaint filed by 19-year old hotel employee Katelyn Tiger machine has
Faber. Bryant had checked into The Lodge and Spa at Cordillera hotel controlled every
in Cordillera, Colorado on June 30 in advance of having surgery word of his
near there on July 2 under Dr. Richard Steadman. Faber accused apologies and
Bryant of raping her in his hotel room on July 1, the night before the re-entry into
surgery. Bryant admitted to an adulterous sexual encounter with his golf and
accuser, but denied the assault allegation. The case was dropped after d i e - h a rd
Faber declined to testify in the trial, and a civil suit was settled out of fans are
court. Kobe’s silver linings included a 7-year, $136 million contract a buying
year after the allegations, and regained several of his endorsements it.
from Nike, Spalding, and Coca-Cola. He remains married to his
wife Vanessa Bryant, and was awarded the NBA’s Most Valuable
Player award in 2008 and the Finals Most Valuable Player in 2009.

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1327 Spruce St., Ste 300 6590 S. Broadway St. 3220 N. Academy Blvd., Ste 4 Mira Meds The Green Door Collective
Boulder. CO 80302 Centennial, CO 80121 Colorado Springs, CO 80917 3132 W. Colorado 3470 Chelton Loop N., Unit H
(720) 223-5551 (719) 597-6685 Colorado Springs, CO 80904 Colorado Springs, CO 80909
WELL Dispensary (719) 574-1742
3000 Folsom St. Dispensary Credit Card Cannabis Science, Inc. Natural Advantage 420
Boulder, CO 80304 Processing 6946 N Academy Blvd, 925 W. Cucharras St. The Green Earth
(303) 993-7932 7108 S. Alton Way, Bldg G, Ste B #254 Colorado Springs, CO 80905 Wellness Center
Ste 101A Colorado Springs, CO 80918 (719) 533-1177 519 N. 30th St.
Centennial, CO 80112 (719) 641-1188 Colorado Springs, CO 80904
BRECKENRIDGE (303) 981-8885 Natural Remedies MMJ (719) 633-6337
Cannabis Therapeutics 408 S. Nevada Ave.
Breckenridge CLIFTON Caregivers Cooperative Colorado Springs, CO 80903 The Healing Canna
Cannabis Club 907 E. Fillmore St. (800) 985-7168 3692 E. Bijou St.
226 S. Main St. God’s Gift Colorado Springs, CO 80907 Colorado Springs, CO 80909
Breckenridge, CO 80424 571 32 Rd. (719) 633-7124 Nature’s Medicine (719) 637-7645
(970) 453-4900 Clifton, CO 81504 Wellness Center
(970) 609-4438 Canna-pothecary, LLC 11 S. 25th St., Ste 220 The Highlands Cooperative
Medicine Man 1730 W. Colorado Ave. Colorado Springs, CO 80904 332 West Bijou St., Ste. 101
101 N. Main St., Ste 6 Herbal Medical Center Colorado Springs, CO 80904 (719) 213-3239 Colorado Springs, CO 80905
Breckenridge, CO 80424 3258 F Rd., Unit B (719) 633-2511 (719) 442-6737
(970) 453-2525 Clifton, CO 81520 (719) 646-4695 (temp) Old World Pharmaceutical
(970) 433-0399 6347 E. Platte Ave. Tree of Wellness
Organix Care West, LLC Colorado Springs, CO 80915 1000 W. Fillmore St., Ste 105
1795 Airport Rd., Unit A2 COLORADO SPRINGS
1351 Pecan St. (719) 393-3899 Colorado Springs, CO 80907
Breckenridge, CO 80424 Colorado Springs, CO 80904 (719) 635-5556
(970) 453-1340 Insurance Companies
(719) 434-7852 Pikes Peak Alternative
Health and Wellness Trichome Health
CARBONDALE Jonathan Johnson
Colorado Cannabis Centers Consultants
Insurance
Caregivers 1605 S. Tejon St., Ste 101 2117 W. Colorado Ave.
C.M.D. 1485 Garden of the Gods Rd.,
2203 N. Weber St. Colorado Springs CO, 80905 Colorado Springs CO, 80904
1101 Village Rd. Ste 164
Colorado Springs, CO 80907 (719) 575-9835 (719) 635-6337
Carbondale, CO 81623 Colorado Springs, CO 80907
(719) 325-6973 (719) 634-7389 or
(970) 306-3231 (719) 440-4124 Pikes Peak Cannabis Security
Caregivers
Sopris LEAF Doctors Watchpoint, LLC
Colorado Cannabis Center 3715 Drennan Rd.
580 Main St., 3rd floor #300 1905 N. Academy Blvd. Colorado Springs, CO 80910 5971 Omaha Blvd.
Carbondale, CO 81623 CannaMed USA
Colorado Springs, CO 80909 (719) 216-5452 Colorado Springs, CO 80918
(970) 704-0420 2935 Galley Rd.
(719) 574-4455 (877) 277-6540
Colorado Springs, CO 80909
Pikes Peak Compassionate
CASTLE ROCK (877) 420-MEDS COMMERCE CITY
Epic Medical Caregiver Care Center
3631 Galley Rd. 2845 Ore Mill Rd. #6
Mile High Medical Gardens Dispensaries Colorado Coalition of
Colorado Springs, CO 80909 Colorado Springs, CO 80904
858 Happy Canyon Rd., #150 Caregivers
Aromas & Herbs, LLC - (719) 638-4596 (719) 633-8499
Castle Rock, CO 80108 7260 Monaco St.
(720) 249-2492 Go Green Cross Commerce City, CO 80022
2514 W. Colorado Ave., Ste 206 Front Range Alternative Sunshine Wellness Center
31 N. Tejon St., Ste 400 (720) 987-3669
Colorado Springs, CO 80904 Medicines
The Lil Green House
(719) 930-9846 P.O. Box 60744 Colorado Springs, CO 80903
518 Wilcox St. Top Shelf Hydroponics and
Colorado Springs, CO 80960 (719) 632-6192
Castle Rock, CO 80104 Organic Gardening
A Cut Above (719) 213-0118
(303) 993-3070 7260 Monoco St.
1150 E. Fillmore St. Commerce City, CO 80022
Colorado Springs, CO 80907 (303) 287-8118
(719) 434-1665

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CRESTONE Herbal Daze Smoke Shop Cannabis Medical Discount Medical Lincoln Herbal
6525 N. Federal Blvd. 762 Kalamath St. Marijuana 424 Lincoln St.
High Valley Healing Center Denver, CO 80221 Denver, CO 80204 970 Lincoln St. Denver, CO 80203
and CannaTea (303) 427-1445 (303) 912-2013 Denver, CO 80203 (303) 955-0701
400 Galena Ave. (303) 355-9333
Crestone, CO 81131 High Fashion Glass Canna Center Front Range Dispensary Mile High Alternative
(303) 877-7452 42 S. Broadway 5670 E. Evans Ave., Ste 216 Denver, CO 80203 Medicine
Denver, CO 80209 Denver, CO 80222 (720) 620-4463 Denver, CO 80203
DACONO (303) 766-5473 or (720) 222-3454 (720) 289-9654
(303) 766-5437 Go Dutch Collective
Dacono Meds Capitol Hill 1111 Lincoln St. Mile High Green Cross
730 Glen Creighton Dr., Unit C Mary Jayz Cool Stuff Medicine Shoppe Denver, CO 80203 852 Broadway St.
Dacono, CO 80514 4014 Tennyson St. 1410 Grant St., #B104 (720) 220-9029 Denver, CO 80203
(303) 833-2321 Denver, CO 80212 Denver, CO 80204 (303) 861-4252
(720) 855-7451 (303) 993-5777 Green Cross of
DENVER Cherry Creek Pain Management of
DENVER CENTRAL Caregivers for Life 128 Steele St., Ste 200 Colorado
Doctors of Cherry Creek Denver, CO 80206 110 Cook St., Ste 103
5280 Wellness 310 Saint Paul St. (303) 321-4201 Denver, CO 80206
A Doctor’s Office 1321 Elati St. (303) 423-7246
Denver, CO 80206
5070 N. Federal Blvd. Denver, CO 80204 Green Karma Medical
(720) 536-5462
Denver, CO (720) 296-1711 1115 Grant St., Ste G2 Pride in Medicine
(720) 457-3767 Carribbean Connection Denver, CO 80203 731 W. 6th Ave.
Advanced Medical 6th Ave. & Santa Fe Dr. (303) 815-1585 Denver, CO 80204
CannaMed USA Alternatives (303) 999-0441
Denver, CO 80204
6855 Leetsdale Dr. 1269 Elati St. Greenwerkz
(720) 209-2454 or
Denver, CO 80224 Denver, CO 80204 907 E. Colfax Ave. Remedy Care Center
(720) 217-6786
(877) 420-6337 or (303) 351-WEED (9333) Denver, CO 80218 1850 S. Federal Blvd.
(303) 388-2220 Cherry Creek Health (303) 647-5210 Denver, CO 80219
All Green Health 155 Cook St., #150 (303) 935-2694
Happyclinicdenver.com Alternatives Harmony Project
Denver, CO 80206
1211 S. Parker Rd., #101 2757 Bryant St. 1940 Blake St. #11 Rocky Mountain Farmacy
(303) 388-0086
Denver, CO 80231 Denver, CO 80211 Denver, CO 80202 1719 Emerson St.
(720) 747-9999 (303) 868-4753 or Cherry Creek High (303) 292-4420 Denver, CO 80218
(303) 955-6552 Expectations (720) 389-9002
DENVER
2719 E. 3rd Ave. Hawaiian Herbal
Alpine Herbal Wellness Denver, CO 80206 Health Center Tender Healing Care
Smokeshops
313 Detroit St. (303) 955-7855 1337 Delaware St., #2 1355 Santa Fe Dr., Ste F
Denver, CO 80206 Denver, CO 80204 Denver, CO 80204
Blown Glass and
(303) 355-HERB (4372) Colorado Care Facility (303) 893-1200 (720) THC-4-THC
Accessories
4815 E. Colfax Ave. Medicinal Marijuana
Alternative Medicine on 5130 E. Colfax Ave. Health Star Medical The Grasshopper
Denver, CO 80220
Capital Hill Denver, CO 80220 Evaluation Clinic Alternative Medicine
(303) 388-1882
1401 Ogden St. (303) 953-8503 710 E. Speer Blvd. 1728 E. 17th Ave.
Denver, CO 80218 Denver, CO 80203 Denver, CO 80218
Head Quarters
(720) 961-0560 Colorado Caregivers (303) 586-1200 (303) 388-4677
1301 Marion St.
Denver, CO 80218 Denver, CO
Amarimed of Colorado, LLC (720) 258-6847 Herbal Health The OG Collective Medical
(303) 830-2444
Denver, CO 419 W. 13th Ave. Marijuana Dispensary
(720) 532-4744 Cured Therapeutics Denver, CO 80204 82 S. Federal Blvd.
Heads of State
3015 W 44th Ave. 877 Federal Blvd. (720) 542-8364 Denver, CO 80219
Back to the Garden Denver, CO 80204 (303) 955-0070
Denver, CO 80211
Wellness Center (303) 868-1269 Herbs 4 You
(303) 433-6585
1547 Gaylord St. 20 E. 9th Ave.
Denver, CO 80206 Denver Relief Denver, CO 80203
Herbal Daze Smoke Shop
(720) 877-3562 1 Broadway St. (303) 830-9999
4530 E. Colfax Ave.
Denver, CO 80220 Denver, CO 80223
(303) 333-1445 (303) 420-MEDS

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DENVER DOWNTOWN Discount Medical Natural Remedies Herbal Care Doctors Orders
Marijuana 1620 Market St., Ste 5W 2866 N. Colorado Blvd. 5068 N. Federal Blvd.
24/7 Health Care Centers 2028 E. Colfax Ave. Denver, CO 80202 Denver, CO 80207 Denver, CO 80221
3535 Walnut St. Denver, CO 80206 (303) 953-0884 (303) 321-4433 (303) 433-0276
Denver, CO 80205 (303) 355-9333
(720) 479-8756 RiNo Supply Co Jane Medicals Elite Cannabis
Elevated Medical 3100 Blake St. 7380 E. Colfax Ave. Therapeutics
Alternative Medicine On 3660 Downing St. Denver, CO 80205 Denver, CO 80220 6401 N. Broadway, Unit J
The 16th Street Mall Denver, CO 80205 (303) 292-2680 (303) 388-JANE Denver, CO 80221
910 16th St., #805 (303) 530-4338 (303) 650-4005
Denver, CO 80205 Summit Wellness New Millennium Solutions
(303) 623-1900 Great Scott’s Total Care 2117 Larimer St. 1408 N. Oneida St. Green Medical Referrals
198 E. 45th Ave. Denver, CO 80205 Denver, CO 80220 Clinic - Denver
Apothecary of Colorado Denver, CO 80216 (720) 407-8112 (720) 318-3275 5115 Federal Blvd., #9
1730 Blake St., Ste 420 (720) 304-5940 Denver, CO 80221
Denver, CO 80202 Tastee Yummees Med Stop (303) 495-5000
(303) 296-5566 GreenDocs L.L.C. P.O. Box 181457 5926 E. Colfax Ave.
1550 Larimer St., Ste 309 Denver, CO 80205 Denver, CO 80220 Medicine World
Ballpark Holistic Denver, CO 80202 (720) 937-1559 (303) 573-6337 (MEDS) 4950 East Evans Ave.
Dispensary (303) 339-0214 Denver, CO 80222
2119 Larimer St. The Farmacy Rocky Mountain Farmacy (303) 300-5059
Denver, CO 80205 Greenhouse 1400 Market St. 6302 E. Colfax Ave.
(303) 953-7059 Wellness Center Denver, CO 80202 Denver, CO 80220 Nature’s Choice
2403 Champa St. (303) 260-7036 (720) 389-9002 2128 S. Albion St.
Botanico, Inc. Denver, CO 80205 Denver, CO 80222
3054 Larimer St. (720) 328-0412 The Happy Harvest Stone Forest Bakery (720) 447-3271
Denver, CO 80205 2324 Champa St. 846 1/2 Forest St.
(303) 297-2273 J&J Green Clinic Denver, CO 80205 Denver, CO 80220 The Healing House
3462 Walnut St. (303) 997-4425 (720) 297-0990 123 W. Alameda Ave.
BuddingHealth Denver, CO 80205 Denver, CO 80223
2042 Arapahoe St. (303) 284-5610 Zen Dispensary Supreme Care Strains and (720) 389-6490
Denver, CO 80205 26th Ave. & Ogden St. Wellness Center
(720) 242-9308 Lotus Denver, CO 80205 6767 E. 39th Ave., Ste 105 DENVER NORTHWEST
1444 Wazee St., Ste 115 (303) 297-1466 Denver, CO 80207
Cannabis Station Denver, CO 80202 (720) 877-5216 Alive Herbal Medicine
1201 20th St. (720) 974-3109 4573 Pecos St.
Denver, CO 80205 DENVER EAST The Clinic on Colfax Denver, CO 80211
(303) 297-WEED (9333) Mahooka Meds Dispensary (720) 945-9543
2400 Larimer St. Cannacopia 4625 E. Colfax
Denver Compassionate Denver, CO 80205 3857 Elm St. Denver, CO 80220 Altitude Organic Medicine
Caregivers (720) 536-0850 Denver, CO 80207 (303) 333-3644 - Highlands
1538 Wazee St. (303) 399-3333 1716 Boulder St.
Denver, CO 80202 Mile High Cannabis The Healing Center of Denver, CO 80211
(303) 623-7246 (PAIN) 899 Logan St. City Floral Colorado (720) 855-MEDS (6337)
Denver, CO 80203 1440 Kearney St. 1452 Poplar St.
Denver Kush Club (303) 955-6203 Denver, CO 80220 Denver, CO 80220 B*GOODS MMJ
2615 Welton St. (303) 355-4013 (720) 389-9285 Apothecary
Denver, CO 80205 Mile High Medical 80 S. Pennsylvania St.
(303) 736-6550 424 21st St. Colorado Care Facility Verde Dispensary Denver, CO 80209
Denver, CO 80205 5130 E. Colfax Ave. 5101 E. Colfax Ave. (303) 803-8256 or
Denver Patients Group (303) 296-3732 Denver, CO 80220 Denver, CO 80220 (303) 777-5239
2863 Larimer St., Unit B (303) 953-8503 (303) 474-4489
Denver, CO 80205 Mind Body Spirit BC Inc.
(303) 484-1662 3054 Larimer St. Flavored Essentials DENVER NORTH 4206 W. 38th Ave.
Denver, CO 80205 3955 Oneida St. Denver, CO 80212
(303) 297-2273 Denver, CO 80207 Colorado Herbal Center (720) 323-2383 or
(303) 377-0539 7316 N Washington St. (720) 988-3184
Denver, CO 80229
(303) 287-6815

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Biocare
2899 N. Speer Blvd., Ste 105
Denver, CO 80211
(303) 455-3187
Chronic Wellness
3928 Federal Blvd.
Denver, CO 80211
(303) 455-6500
DenCo
5830 W. 38th Ave.
Denver, CO 80212
(303) 518-0303
Denco Alternative
Medicine
2828 Speer Blvd., #117
Denver, CO 80211
(303) 433-2266
Denver Metro Cannabis
Couriers
1562 S. Parker Rd., Ste 328
Denver, CO 80231
(720) 227-6939
Doc Danks
4785 Tejon St., Unit 101
Denver, CO 80211
(720) 276-5956
Grass Roots Health and
Wellness
2832 W. 44th Ave.
Denver, CO 80211
(303) 325-7434
Grassroots
3867 Tennyson St.
Denver, CO 80212
(303) 420-6279
Herbal Connections
2209 W. 32nd Ave.
Denver, CO 80211
(720) 999-6295
Herbal Spa
4347 Tennyson St.
Denver, CO 80212
(303) 339-0116
Herbal Wellness, Inc.
3870 N. Federal Blvd.
Denver, CO 80211
(720) 299-1919
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Highland Health The Giving Tree of Denver Delta 9 Caretakers LLC Wellspring Collective
2727 Bryant St., Ste 420 2707 W. 38th Ave. 2262 S. Broadway 1724 S. Broadway
Denver, CO 80211 Denver, CO 80211 Denver, CO 80210 Denver, CO 80210
(303) 455-0810 (303) 477-8888 (720) 570-2127 (303) 733-3113
Highland Herbal The ReLeaf Center Earth’s Medicine DENVER SOUTHEAST
Connections 2000 W. 32nd Ave. 74 Federal Blvd., Unit A
2209 W. 32 Ave. Denver, CO 80211 Denver, CO 80219 303 Cannabis Inc.
Denver, CO 80211 (303) 458-LEAF (5323) (720) 542-8513 1800 S. Sheridan Blvd., #303
(720) 999-6295 Denver, CO 80232
The Tea Pot Lounge Ganja Gourmet (720) 934-5388
Highlands Square
2008 Federal Blvd. 1810 S. Broadway
Apothecary A Mile High LLC
Denver, CO 80211 Denver, CO 80210
3460 W. 32nd Ave. 63 W. Alameda Ave.
(303) 656-9697 (303) 282-9333
Denver, CO 80211 Denver, CO 80223
(303) 433-3346 (303) 722-3420
Therapeutic Herbal Healing Buds
Kushism Comfort, LLC 468 S. Federal Blvd.
Denver, CO 80214 Denver, CO 80219 Alternative Medicine
2527 Federal Blvd.
(720) 298-8909 (303) 936-0309 Of Southeast Denver
Denver, CO 80211
6853 Leetsdale Dr.
(303) 477-0772
Total Health Concepts Mother Nature’s Miracle Denver, CO 80224
Local Caregivers of 2059 Bryant St. 315 W. Littleton Blvd. (720) 941-8872
Colorado Denver, CO 80211 Denver, CO 80210
5316 Sheridan Blvd. (303) 433-0152 (303) 794-3246 Altitude Organic Medicine
Denver, CO 80214 - South
(720) 233-5482 Urban Dispensary Organameds 2250 S. Oneida St., Ste 204
2675 W. 38th Ave. 2020 S. Broadway Denver, CO 80224
Mary Jayz Natural Denver, CO 80211 Denver, CO 80210 (303) 756-8888
Therapeutics (720) 389-9179 (720) 862-7544
4900 W. 46th Ave. BuddingHealth
Denver, CO 80212 DENVER SOUTH Patients Choice of Colorado 4955 S. Ulster St., #105
(720) 855-7451 2251 S. Broadway Denver, CO 80237
A Cut Above Denver, CO 80210 (303) 770-0470
Platte Valley Dispensary 1911 S. Broadway (303) 862-5016
2301 7th St., Unit B Denver, CO 80210 Colorado Cannabis
Denver, CO 80211 (720) 536-8965 Rocky Mountain Caregivers Services
(303) 953-0295 285 S. Pearl St. 1842 S. Parker Rd, Unit 18
Broadway Wellness Denver, CO 80209 Denver, CO 80247
Pure 1290 S. Broadway (720) 746-9655 (720) 984-6543
3533 W. 38th Ave. Denver, CO 80210
Denver, CO 80211 (303) 997-8413 The Candy Girls Cronergy
(720) 335-6336 Denver, CO 80219 4101 E. Louisiana Ave., #320,
Cannabis 4 Health (303) 219-6020 Denver, CO 80246
Sunnyside Alternative 1221 S. Pearl St. (720) 382-1287
Medicine Denver, CO 80210 The Health Center
1406 W. 38th Ave. (720) 296-7563 2777 S. Colorado Blvd. Denver Patients Center, LLC
Denver, CO 80211 Denver, CO 80222 2070 S. Huron St.
(303) 720-6761 Colorado Alternative (303) 758-9997 Denver, CO 80223
Medicine (303) 733-3977
Sweet Leaf Inc. 2394 S. Broadway The Kind Room
5100 W. 38th Ave. Denver, CO 80210 1881 S. Broadway Green Around You
Denver, CO 80212 (720) 379-7295 Denver CO, 80210 970 S. Oneida St., Ste 17
(303) 480-5323 (720) 266-3136 Denver, CO 80224
Daddy Fat Sacks (303) 284-9075
The Cosmic Company 945 South Blvd. Walking Raven Dispensary
3460 W.32nd Ave. Denver, CO 80219 2001 S. Broadway Green Cross Caregivers
Denver, CO 80211 (303) KIND-BUD Denver, CO 80210 1842 S. Parker Rd.
(303) 433-3346 (720) 327-5613 Denver, CO 80231
(303) 337-2229
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Green Ribbon Clinic
4155 E. Jewell Ave., #403
Denver, CO 80222
(720) 296-8035
Herban Wellness Inc.
4155 E. Jewell Ave., #405
Denver, CO 80222
(877) 702-4MMJ (4665)
Karmaceuticals
4 S. Santa Fe Dr.
Denver, CO 80223
(303) 76-KARMA
Little Brown House
1995 S. Broadway 314 Federal Blvd.
Denver, CO 80223
(303) 282-6206
Little Green Pharmacy
1331 S. Broadway
Denver, CO 80223
(303) 722-2133
Medical Marijuana for
Wellness
1240 S. Parker Rd., #100
Denver, CO 80231
(720) 629-3476
Metro Cannabis Inc.
4101 E. Wesley Ave., Ste 1
Denver, CO 80222
(720) 771-9866
or (720) 542-3022
Metro Cannabis on
Hampden Inc.
3425 S. Oleander Ct., Unit B
Denver, CO 80224
(720) 365-5307
Mile High Quality of Life
2186 S. Holly St., #106
Denver, CO 80222
(720) 933-1857
Mile High Remedies
4155 E. Jewell Ave., Ste 310
Denver, CO 80222
(303) 419-3896
Mile High Wellness
6740 E. Hampden Ave.
Denver, CO 80237
(720) 382-8516
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DISPENSARY LISTING
Rockbrook, Inc. Clovis, LLC EGDEWATER Front Range Dispensary, LLC
2865 S. Colorado Blvd., Ste 323 4000 Morrison Rd. 8876 N. Federal Blvd.
Greenwerkz
Denver, CO 80222 Denver, CO 80219 Federal Heights, CO 80260
5840 W. 25th Ave.
(303) 756-0595 (303) 284-3165 (303) 429-2420‎
Edgewater, CO 80214
(303) 647-5210
Rocky Mountain Alterna- Green Tree Medical, LLC FORT COLLINS/GREELEY
tive Medicine 3222 S. Vance St. EDWARDS
1479 S. Holly St. Denver, CO 80227 Bonnee and Clyde’s Caring
Denver CO, 80222 (720) 838-1652 New Hope Cannabis
(303) 758-9114 Wellness Center Fort Collins, CO 80526
Home Sweet Home 210 Edwards Village Blvd., (970) 443-6206
Rocky Mountain Farmacy 20 Sheridan Blvd. B-110
2420 S. Colorado Blvd. Denver, CO 80226 Edwards, CO 81632 BuddingHealth
Denver, CO 80222 (303) 922-8777 (970) 569-3701 1228 W Elizabeth St., Ste D8
(720) 389-9002 Fort Collins, CO 80521
Mr. Stinky’s Rocky Mountain High (970) 484-6337
Rocky Mountain
105 Edwards Village Blvd.
Marijuana Dispensary
Denver, CO 80219 Edwards, CO 81632 Campus East MMJD
1126 S. Sheridan Blvd.
(720) 243-0246 (970) 926-4408 1740 S. College Ave.
Denver, CO 80232
(303) 219-4884 (303) 736-6188 Fort Collins, CO 80525
ELDORADO SPRINGS (970) 218-4146
Sleeping Giant Wellness Mile High Therapeutics Green Belly Co-OP
45 Kalamath St. 1568 S. Federal Blvd. 3330 El Dorado Springs Dr. Colorado-CHRONIX
Denver, CO 80223 Denver, CO 80219 Eldorado Springs, CO 80025 Medicinal Cannabis
(303) 573-3786 (720) 389-9369 (720) 381-6187 Community
Fort Collins, CO 80526
Southwest Alternative Care ENGLEWOOD
Nature’s Cure (970) 227-3366
1940 W. Mississippi Ave.
4283 W. Florida Ave.
Denver, CO 80223 A Doctor’s Office Colorado Wellness
Denver, CO 80219
(303) 593-2931 (Doctor’s Office) Providers
(303) 934-9503
4796 S. Broadway Unit C 1425 Cape Cod Cir.
SweetLeaf Engelwood, CO 80113 Fort Collins, CO 80525
Rocky Mt. Organics
Compassion Center (720) 457-3767
1015 W. Evans Ave. (970) 217-0900
5301 Leetsdale Dr.
Denver, CO 80223
Denver, CO 80246 ADG Herbal Medicine Emerald Pathway
(720) 479-8905
(303) 955-8954 11 W. Hampden Ave. 4020 S. College Ave., Ste 11
Englewood, CO 80113 Fort Collins, CO 80525
Rocky Mountain
Very Best Medicine (720) 278-0419
Patient Services (970) 377-9950
(VBM Club)
934 S. Federal Blvd.
6853 Leetsdale Dr. Best Card, LLC
Denver, CO 80219 Friendly Fire
Denver, CO 80224 6955 E. Caley Ave.
(303) 922-9385 or 1802 Laporte Ave.
(720) 941-8872 Englewood, CO 80111
(720) 882-5521 Fort Collins, CO 80521
(303) 741-2313 (970) 631-8776
DENVER SOUTHWEST DURANGO
SUBURBS Nature’s Kiss Generations Natural
Nature’s Medicine - Medical Lounge Medicine
420 Wellness Durango 4332 S. Broadway 2006 8th St.
2960 S. Federal Blvd. 129 E. 32nd St. Englewood, CO 80113 Greeley, CO 80631
Denver, CO 80236 Durango, CO 81301 (303) 564-9690
(303) 493-1787 (970) 353-2839
(970) 259-3714
Alameda Wellness Center Nature’s Own FEDERAL HEIGHTS Medicinal Gardens of
183 W. Alameda Ave. Wellness Center Colorado
Denver, CO 80223 927 Highway 3 Colorado Patient Coalition 420 S. Howes St., Ste D
(303) 736-6999 Durango, CO 81301 9460 Federal Blvd. (Stone House)
(970) 259-0283 Federal Heights, CO 80260 Fort Collins, CO 80521
CannaMart (303) 667-6032 (970) 217-0575
3700 W Quincy Ave., #3702
Denver, CO 80236
(303) 730-0420
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Northern Colorado
Natural Wellness
1125 W. Drake Rd.
Fort Collins, CO‎ 80526
(970) 689-3273‎
Solace Meds
301 Smokey St., Unit A
Fort Collins, CO 80525
(970) 225-6337
FRANKTOWN
S.E.C.A.M. (Serving Parker,
Elizabeth, Castle Rock)
7517 E State HWY 86
(720) 346-2772 or
(303) 660-2650
FRISCO
Bioenergetic Healing
Center
842 N. Summit Blvd., Ste 13
Frisco, CO 80443
(970) 668-3514
Medical Marijuana of the
Rockies
720 Summit Blvd., Ste 101A
Frisco, CO 80443
(970) 668-MEDS
GLENWOOD SPRINGS
Green Medicine
Wellness
1030 Grand Ave.
Glenwood Springs, CO 81601
(970) 384-2026
Peaceful Warrior
Medical Marijuana LLC
216 6th St.
Glenwood Springs, CO 81601
(970) 485-5286
GOLDEN
Golden Alternative Care
807 14th St., Ste A
Golden, CO 80401
(303) 278-8870
Rocky Mountain
Organic Medicine
420 Corporate Cir. #I
Golden, CO 80401
(720) 230-9111
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GRAND JUNCTION
Doobies, LLC
239 27 ¼ Rd, Ste 1
(on frontage road)
Orchard Mesa/Grand Junction,
CO 81503
(970) 242-2281
Green Natural Solutions, LLC
753 Rood Ave., Unit 3
Grand Junction, CO 81501
(970) 424-5331
Heavenly Healing, LLC
1225 N. 23rd St. #106
Grand Junction, CO 81501
(970) 242-2488
Herbal Paradise
2454 Hwy 6 & 50
Grand Junction, CO 81505
(970) 424-5264
High Desert Dispensary, LLC
1490 North Ave., Ste S
Grand Junction, CO 81501
(970) 424-5357
High Desert Dispensary
Highly Herbal
555 North Ave., Ste 4
Grand Junction, CO 81501
(970) 778-5151
Mesa Alternative Health
and Wellness
605 Grand Ave.
Grand Junction, CO 81501
(970) 424-5264
Naturals
624 Rae Lynn Dr.
Grand Junction, CO 81505
(970) 424-5291
Nature’s Alternative
496 28 Rd.
Grand Junction, CO 81504
(970) 245-2680
Nature’s Medicine
1001 Patterson Rd #1
Grand Junction, CO 81506
(970) 424-5393
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Weeds
719 Pitkin Ave.
Grand Junction, CO 81501
(970) 245-4649
HIGHLANDS RANCH
Hatch Wellness Center
3624 E. Highlands Ranch
Pkwy., #105
Highlands Ranch , CO 80126
(303) 470-9270
IDAHO SPRINGS
Mountain Medicinals, Inc.
1800 Colorado Blvd., Ste 5
Idaho Springs, CO 80452
(303) 567-4211
LAFAYETTE
420HighWays, LLC
201 E. Simpson St., Ste B
Lafayette, CO 80026
(720) 434-5210
Ka-tet Wellness Services
489 N. Highway 287, Ste 201
Lafayette, CO 80026
(303) 665-5599
LAKEWOOD
Alternacare
830 Kipling St.
Lakewood, CO 80215
(303) 462-1070 or
(303) 386-5865
Bud Med Health Centers
2517 Sheridan Blvd.
Lakewood, CO 80214
(720) 920-9617
Denver Mile Hydro
355 S. Harlan St.
Lakewood, CO 80226
(303) 935-GROW (4769)
Green Tree Medical
3222 S. Vance St., #230
Lakewood, CO 80227
(720) 838-1652
Lakewood Patient
Resource Center
7003 W. Colfax Ave.
Lakewood, CO 80214
(303) 955-5190
Meadows Wellness Center LITTLETON
1701 Kipling St., Ste 104
Lakewood, CO 80215 A Cut Above
(720) 435-3830 2690 W. Main St., Unit C
Littleton, CO 80120
Mr. Nice Guys
(303) 999-0857
12550 W. Colfax Ave., Unit 119
Lakewood, CO 80215 Blue Sky Care Connection
(303) 233-6423 1449 W. Littleton Blvd., Ste 10
Littleton, CO 80120
Natures Herbal Solution
(720) 283-6447
9699 W. Colfax Ave., Unit A
Lakewood, CO 80215
(303) 232-2209 CannaMart
72 E. Arapahoe Rd.
Pain Wellness Center Littleton, CO 80122
2509 Sheridan Blvd. (303) 771-1600
Lakewood, CO 80214
(720) 404-0174 Colorado Medical
Marijuana LLC
Post Modern Health 2 W. Dry Creek Cir.
5660 W. Alameda Ave.
Littleton, CO 80120
Lakewood, CO 80226 (303) 625-4012
(303) 922-9479
Footprints Health
Rocky Mountain Ways, LLC
8250 W. Coal Mine Ave., Unit 4
1391 Carr St., Unit 303
Littleton, CO 80123
Lakewood, CO 80214 (720) 981-2818
(303) 238-1253
Green Mountain Care
Rocky Mountain Wellness
5423 S. Prince St.
Center
Littleton, CO 80120
1630 Carr St., Unit C (303) 862-6571
Lakewood, CO 80214
(303) 941-7883
Southwest Alternative Care
2100 W. Littleton Blvd., Suite 50
Therapeutic Herbal Comfort Littleton, CO 80120
12078 W. Jewell Ave.
(720) 237-3079
Lakewood CO, 80228
(720) 298-8909
The Hemp Center
2430 W. Main St.
Smokeshops Littleton, CO 80120
(303) 993-7824
Heads of State
9715 W. Colfax Ave.
LONGMONT
Lakewood, CO 80215
(303) 202-9400
Botanic Labs
1110 Boston Ave., Ste 210
Lazy J’s Smoke Shop Longmont, CO 80501
10672 W. Alameda Ave.
(303) 260-8203
Lakewood, CO 80226
(303) 985-2113 Colorado Patients First
1811 Hover St., Ste H
LARKSPUR
Longmont, CO 80501
(303) 449-1170
Larkspur Herbal Services
(Inside Pony Express-o Cafe) Herbal Medix
9080 S. Spruce Mountain Rd. 10763 Turner Blvd, No. 3
Larkspur, CO 80118 Longmont, CO 80504
(303) 681-3112 (303) 718-8543
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High Society Smoke Shop Chronic Illness NedMeds Medimar Ministry Rocky Mountain Healing
608 9th Ave. Alternative Medicine (303) 258-7981 112 Colorado Ave. Center, LLC
Longmont, CO 80501 129 S. Cleveland Ave. Pueblo, CO 81004 9035 Wadsworth Pkwy
(303) 502-7620 Loveland, CO 80537 One Brown Mouse/ (719) 545-0100 Westminster, CO 80021
(970) 593-1180 Cannabis Healing Arts (303) 736-9023
Nature’s Medicine 35 and 95 E. First St. PUEBLO WEST
1260 S. Hover Rd., Ste C Green Medical Nederland, CO 80446 The Healing Center
Referrals Clinic Marisol Therapeutics
Longmont, CO 80501 (303) 258-0633 Wellness Center 8020 Federal Blvd.
1505 N. Lincoln Ave.
(303) 772-7188 177 Tiffany Dr. Westminster, CO 80031
Loveland, CO 80538 Tea Alchemy Pueblo West, CO 81007 (303) 412-0200
New Age Wellness (303) 495-5000 98 Hwy 119 South, Ste 2 (719) 547-4000 or
625 Main St. Magic’s Emporium (303) 258-3561 (800) 584-MARI (6274) The Nichol’s Factory
Longmont, CO 80501 2432 E. 13th St. Westminster, CO
(720) 381-2581 NORTHGLENN Organic Solutions (720) 422-5714
Loveland, CO 80537
(970) 397-1901 356 S. McCulloch Blvd # 106
Stone Mountain Wellness Green Medical Referrals Pueblo West, CO 81007 WHEAT RIDGE
(970) 667-4325
600 Airport Rd. Clinic - Northglenn (719) 547-5179
10781 Washington St. A Kind Place
Longmont, CO 80503 Marry Janes
Northglenn, CO 80233 SALIDA 9195 W. 44th Ave. #E
(303) NUG-WEED or 4229 W Eisenhower Blvd.,
(303) 495-5000 Wheat Ridge CO, 80033
(303) 803-3062 Ste B2 Medical 420 (720) 569-1666
Loveland, CO 80537 7595 West Hwy 50
The Apothecary PAGOSA SPRINGS
Sailda, CO 81201 Cannabis Kindness
1314 Coffman St. MedicalM, LTD Good Earth Meds (719) 214-9515 4045 Wadsworth Blvd. #306
Longmont, CO 80501 (970) 669-5105 PO Box 1149 Wheat Ridge, CO 80033
(720) 210-3986 Pagosa Springs, CO 81147 SILVERTHORNE (303) 431-4994
Nature’s Herbal (970) 731-2175
The Blueberry Twist Relief Center High Country Healing NatuRx
528 E. Eisenhower Blvd. 191 Blue River Pkwy
725 Main St. PALISADE 10107 W. 37th Pl.
Longmont, CO 80501 Loveland, CO 80537 Silverthorne, CO 80497 Wheat Ridge, CO 80033
Colorado Alternative (970) 468-7858
(303) 651-7842 (303) 219-6834 (303) 420-9427
Health Care
125 Peach Ave., Unit B STEAMBOAT SPRINGS
The Zen Farmacy Nature’s Medicine WINDSOR
843 North Cleveland Ave. Palisade, CO 81526
323 3rd Ave., Ste 3 Natural Choice Co-Op, LLC
Loveland CO, 80537 (970) 424-5844 A New Dawn
Longmont, CO 80501 1169 Hilltop Pky #104C
(303) 774-1ZEN (1936) (970) 461-2811 Steamboat Springs, CO 80487 Wellness Clinic
PARKER
(970) 846-7785 520 ½ Main St.
LOUISVILLE LYONS A Kinder Way
Windsor, CO 80550
Rocky Mountain Remedies (970) 599-6896
Headquarters Emporium 10290 S Progress Way, Ste 204 2750 Downhill Plaza #205
AlterMeds Dispensary Parker, CO 80134 Steamboat Springs, CO 80487 In Harmony Wellness
1156 W. Dillon Rd., #3 310 Main St. (303) 325-5187 (970) 871-2768 4630 Royal Vista Cir.
Louisville, CO 80227 Lyons, CO 80540
(720) 389-6313 THORNTON Windsor, CO 80528
Colorado Medical, LLC
(970) 222-5555
MONUMENT 11257 Tumbleweed Way Street Glass
Compassionate Pain Parker, CO 80134 8671 Washington St. Medigrow Wellness Clinic
Management Palmer Divide (303) 588-0372 Thornton, CO 80229 1292 Main St., Unit 1
1116 W. Dillon Rd., Ste 7 Green Meds (303) 301-5117 Windsor, CO 80550
Louisville, CO 80027 (303) 912-2818 Green Point Insurance
(303) 665-5596 Group WESTMINSTER (970) 686-1200
NEDERLAND 11479 S. Pine Dr. Colorado Patient Coalition
LOVELAND WOODLAND PARK
Parker, CO 80134 9460 Federal Blvd.
BuddingHealth Grateful Meds (303) 841-8999 Westminster, CO 80260 Comfort Care Centers
1479 W. Eisenhower Blvd. 110 Snyder Street (303) 810-8667 1750 East Highway 24
Loveland, CO 80537 Nederland CO, 80466 PUEBLO Herbal Remedies Woodland Park, CO 80863
(970) 635-3280 (303) 258-7703
Grassland Greenhouse LLC 3200 W. 72nd Ave. (719) 687-2221
Pueblo, CO 81004 Westminster, CO 80030
NEDICATE, LLC
(719) 671-8857 (303) 430-0420 Eagle’s Nest Sanctuary
150 N. Jefferson St., Ste B-3
Woodland Park, CO 80863
Nederland, CO 80466
(719) 687-2928
(303) 258-7141

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DELIVERY SERVICES Colorado Cannabis Dr. Green Genes Mobile Dispensary LLC TLC of Colorado
Therapy, LLC Denver, CO 80202 Denver, CO 80220 Longmont, CO 80501
303 Delivery Service Grand Junction, CO 81501 (720) 329-3643 (303) 396-5710 (720) 207-1324
Denver, CO 80224 (970) 460-3017
GeNEDics Medical Nature’s Medicine - Victory Gardens
(303) 993-7022 or
Colorado’s Absolute Delivery Service Loveland Grand Junction, CO 80501
(970) 586-5865
Alternative Nederland, CO 80477 Loveland, CO 80537 (970) 314-5725
5280 Wellness Services Denver, CO 80205 (970) 672-0454 Zen Cafe
Westminister, CO 80003 (720) 327-8572 Greenfaith Ministry
Denver, CO 80203
(720) 301-4108 Nunn, CO 80648 Nature’s Medicine - (720) 306-8339
Colorado Organics (307) 221-2180 Pagosa
A20labs Golden, CO 80401 Pagosa Springs, CO 81447
Greenlight Care OTHER BUSINESSES
Fort Collins, CO 80524 (720) 237-4338 (970) 507-0148
Grand Junction, CO 81501
(303) 909-4541 8 Rivers Restaurant
(970) 609-MEDS (6337)
Cream Nature’s Own Wellness 1550 Blake St.
Alternative Health Center Denver, CO Herbal Delivery Services Center Denver, CO 80202
Littleton, CO 80165 (303) 949-3618 Denver, CO 80210 Durango, CO 81301 (303) 623-3422
(720) 227-5816 (303) 868-0242 (720) 663-9554
Crystals Creations Dragon Chewer
ApotheKary 48 MariMed http://dragonchewer.com/
Pueblo, CO 81007 Pueblo Delivery Service
Denver, CO 80209 Denver, CO 80202 (213) 973-DRGN
(912) 322-2346 Pueblo, CO 81007
(720) 237-1715 (303) 669-7684
(330) 703-7500
Denver Metro Medical MedicalM, LTD RxHydro
Chronic Express Cannabis Couriers Loveland, CO 80537 Sublime Wellness Center www.rxhydro.com
Denver, CO 80224 Denver, CO 80203 (970) 669-5105 Denver, CO 80203 (304) 69Hydro
(303) 656-7300 (720) 227-6939 (720) 382-0890 (304) 694-9376
MetroMeds Delivery CO
ClearLabs Dignity Group LLC Denver, CO The Kind Farmacy Safer Colorado
Windsor, CO 80550 Denver, CO 80218 (303) 923-5806 Denver, CO 80204 Denver, CO 80204
(720) 785-4788 (303) 238-4428 (720) 309-7771 (303) 861-0033
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303 Delivery p 19 Colorado Alternative Medicine p 131 Herbal Remedies (centerfold) Remedy Care Center p 14
420 Wellness p 54 Colorado Care Inc p 105 Herbal Spa p 105 Rocky Mountain Marijuana Dispensary p 111
A Cut Above p 55 Colorado Organics p 42 Herbal Wellness Inc p 81 Rocky Mountain Organic Medicine p 115
A Doctor’s Office p 94 Comfort Care Centers p 105 Herban Wellness Inc p 101 Rocky Mountain Patient Services p 100
A Kinder Way p 110 Cronergy p 61 Herbs 4 You p 79 Rocky Mountain Ways p 114
ADG Herbal Medicine p 2 Daddy Fat Sacks p 89 High Society p 58 RxHydro p 94
Advanced Medical Alternatives p49 DenCo p 9 Jonathan Johnson Insurance p 36 Safer Colorado p 102
Altermeds LLC p 107 Denver Kush Club p 32 Karmaceuticals p 76 Sleeping Giant p 108
Alternative Medicine Capital Hill p 48 Denver Patients Center, LLC p 107 Kushism p 4 Southwest Alternative Care p 84
Altitude Organic Medicine p 114 Denver Patients Group p 30 Little Green Pharmacy p 95 Special Kinds p 86
Apothecary of Colorado p 39 Doctors Orders p 94 Medical Marijuana Connection (backcover) Summit Wellness p 27
Ballpark Holistic p 54 Dragon Chewer p 54 Metro Cannabis Inc. p 23 Sunnyside Alternative Care p 15
BC Inc. p 33 Earth’s Medicine p 91 Metro Cannabis on Hampden p16 Sweet Leaf p 114
BioCare p 21 Emerald Pathway p 64 Mile High Green Cross p 71 SweetLeaf Compassion Center p 86
Blown Glass p 41 Farmacy CO (insert) Mile High Medical p 80 The Farm p 65
Blue Sky Care Connection p 14 Flavored Essentials p 63 Mile High Medical Gardens p 96 The Grasshopper Alternative Medicine p 85
Boulder Kush (back cover) Ganja Gourmet p 59 Mile High Remedies p 11 The Green Door Collective p 108
Boulder Vital Herbs p 10 Grass Roots Health and Wellness p 70 Mile High Therapeutics p 76 The Green Earth Wellness Center p 56
Breckenridge Cannabis Club p 105 Grassroots p64 Mountain Medicinals p 56 The Healing House p 29
Broadway Wellness p 130 Green Point Insurance Group p 32 Natural Advantage 420 p 32 The Health Center p 13
BuddingHealth p. 50, insert Green Ribbon Clinic p 101 Natural Remedies MMJ p 109 The Hemp Center p 89
Canna Health p 7 Green Right Radio p 113 Nature’s Cure p 76 The Kind Room p 5
Cannabis Kindness p 108 Greenhouse Wellness Center p 74 Nature’s Herbal Solution p 36 The Releaf Center p 84
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CannaMart p22 Happyclinicdenver.com p 75 Naturx LLC p 70 Urban Dispensary p 84
CannaMed (back cover) Hatch Wellness Center p 96 Patient’s Choice p 70 VBM (backcover)
Canna-pothecary p 105 Hawaiian Herbal Heath Center Peace in Medicine (now BuddingHealth) p 50, insert Walking Raven Dispensary p 36
Chef Herb p 56 Healing Buds p 77 Pike’s Peak Compassionate Care p 117 WatchPoint LLC p 94
ClearLabs p 110 Herbal Connections LLC p 57 Post Modern Health p 80 Zen Farmacy p 58

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