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Join the High on Fourth: Cannabis Crawl Oct. 4 in Tucson

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Join the High on Fourth: Cannabis Crawl Oct. 4 in Tucson

Oct 2, 20252 min read

Tucson Doobie invites locals and visitors alike to join High on Fourth: Cannabis Crawl, presented by the Prime Leaf Dispensary. The three-hour, 21-plus event along Fourth Avenue takes place 2 p.m.-5 p.m. on Saturday, Oct. 4.

Participants will enjoy a self-guided tour among a lively lineup of venues, each featuring cannabis activations, pop-ups, product demos and exclusive deals.

The crawl offers a new way to explore Tucson’s Fourth Avenue corridor, blending local culture and cannabis community.

What to Expect

Show your ticket at any of the four check-in spots (Empire Tattoo, CORBETT’S, Crooked Tooth Brewing Co., or Sky Bar). You’ll check in and get a wristband, which will unlock all the samples and freebies at the participating venues. The first 400 attendees will score a reusable High on Fourth tote bag! Once checked in, explore all the venues on the list at your leisure.

Sky Bar (check-in spot)

  • Prime Leaf Dispensary
  • Varz Cannabis
  • Adult coloring books by Prime Leaf
  • VW Photo Booth
  • Food available from Brooklyn Pizza
  • DJ Halsero on stage
  • Magician CardMagic entertainment
  • Eco Gro with terpene inspired centerpieces

Empire Tattoo (check-in spot)

  • Mohave Cannabis
  • Verdant Cannabis
  • Wiser Buds Cannabis
  • Timeless Vapes
  • Live Glassblowing by Sunset Glass Gallery
  • DJ Dr. G live
  • Flash Tattoos by Empire Tattoo
  • NORML
  • Pot Leaf cookies by dedicated. a gluten free bakery & coffee shop available
  • Ziggiez CBD
  • Native Bamboo Pipes

Crooked Tooth Brewing Co. (check-in spot)

  • D2 Dispensaries
  • DJ GFM
  • Food available by Senae Thai

CORBETT’S (check-in spot)

  • NatureMed Dispensary
  • Weedmaps
  • High West Farms Cannabis
  • DJ Kelvin
  • Dr. Heather Moroso, BoticArizona apothecary line and free mini acupuncture 
  • Palette Art Therapy
  • Pickleball
  • Full menu available

Neon Door

  • OGeez Edibles
  • DJ Koda, DJ SIV, DJ Shannnnooonnnn with Visionary House
  • 30% off pre-booked services
  • Tooth Gem Specials

Luna Ink and Oddities

  • Halo Infusions
  • 20% off store purchases

Generation Cool

  • Pressure Extracts

Hippie Gypsy

  • Birdies Pre-rolls

Tickets and Logistics

Tickets are available in advance via Eventbrite. General admission is $35, but early birds can snag tickets at $20.

For more information, visit the Eventbrite page.

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