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710Fest: Tucson’s Coolest Cannabis Bash with Prime Leaf

420 Fest 2025 at Whistle Stop Depot (Photo by Rico Hominda)

710Fest: Tucson’s Coolest Cannabis Bash with Prime Leaf

Jun 30, 20252 min read

Tucson’s cannabis community, get ready for 710Fest, presented by Prime Leaf Dispensary. This summer celebration is set 7-10 p.m., July 10 indoors at the iconic Whistle Stop Depot at 127 W. Fifth St. If you’re looking for a night bursting with flavor, fun, and all things cannabis, you won’t want to miss this.

What’s 710 All About?

You already know about 420 (and if you’ve been to our 420Fest, you really know). But have you heard about 710? July 10 is “Dab Day” — the day concentrates get their moment in the sun! Here’s the fun part: flip “710” upside down and you get “OIL,” which is basically the secret handshake for fans of wax, shatter, resin, rosin, and all the ooey-gooey goodness beyond the classic flower.

Think of 710 as 420’s mischievous little sister — she skips the bong, grabs her dab rig, and shows up fashionably late with a torch in one hand and a glob of hash rosin in the other. She’s a little flashier, a little stickier, and definitely knows how to make things melt.

710Fest Celebrates Cannabis Concentrates

710Fest is a high-energy evening designed to bring together cannabis lovers, local brands, and anyone curious about the culture. The event features Tucson’s top dispensaries and product partners, plus live entertainment, food, and interactive experiences.

Dispensary Partners Lighting Up the Night

  • Prime Leaf Dispensary 
  • D2 Dispensaries
  • NatureMed Dispensary
  • Earth’s Healing Dispensary
420 Fest 2025 at Whistle Stop Depot (Photo by Jackie Tran)
  • Flav Edibles (satisfy your sweet tooth)
  • OGeez Edibles (infused goodness)
  • Timeless Vapes (smooth, flavorful vapor hits)
  • High West Farms (premium flower)
  • Halo Infusions (innovative cannabis edibles)

Event Highlights

  • Groove to DJ Halsero: The soundtrack for the night will be handled by DJ Halsero, spinning beats to keep the vibes high.
  • Mocktails by PARCH & Philters: Sip on refreshing, alcohol-free cocktails crafted with care — perfect for a chill summer evening.
  • Live Glass Blowing: Watch the magic happen with Sunset Glass Gallery as they create stunning pieces right before your eyes. Sunset Glass Gallery will also be showcasing some artists’ handblown creations.
  • Food by CowPig Food Truck: Refuel with delicious bites from CowPig, serving up hearty, crave-worthy eats. 
  • Live set with ZeeCeeKeeley: vibe with some reggae.

Details

  • 7-10 p.m., Thursday, July 10
  • Whistle Stop Depot, 127 W. Fifth St.
  • Free parking

Join us on 7/10

Don’t worry about the heat; this event is held indoors and after the sun goes down! Tickets are available on Eventbrite. Tucson Doobie and Tucson Foodie Members get half off tickets- check your inbox for a promo code to join us.

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