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Announcing High on Fourth: A Cannabis Crawl Presented by Prime Leaf Dispensary

(Photo courtesy of Cannabis Crawl)

Announcing High on Fourth: A Cannabis Crawl Presented by Prime Leaf Dispensary

Feb 16, 20262 min read

High on Fourth, presented by Prime Leaf Dispensary, returns to Tucson’s Fourth Avenue this Sunday February 22. 

High on Fourth is Tucson’s cannabis-inspired crawl where community, culture, and curated experiences meet. Guests travel between participating venues along historic Fourth Avenue, sampling products from Arizona cannabis brands while enjoying a unique activation at each stop.

(Photo courtesy of Cannabis Crawl)

What to Expect at High on Fourth

High on Fourth is a self-guided crawl through some of Tucson’s favorite Fourth Avenue venues. At each stop, attendees experience a different cannabis brand and a different vibe…expect rave-like EDM, live glass blowing, and even a full-on comedy show. Here’s a list of participating venues and experiences:

Sky Bar 

536 N. Fourth Ave. (Check-in Spot)

  • Prime Leaf Dispensary
  • Varz Cannabis
  • Photo booth in a Volkswagen Bus
  • DJ Halsero on stage
  • Plus, the Prime Leaf double-decker bus may be making an appearance!
  • Lunch specials next door at Brooklyn Pizza include a slice and soda for only $5.50, and patrons can bring their slices over to Sky Bar
Empire Tattoo

643 N. Fourth Ave. (Check-in Spot)

  • Last Stoner Laughing Comedy Show
  • IO Extracts Cannabis Brand
  • Aeriz Cannabis Brand
  • Presidential Cannabis Brand
  • Black Buddha Cannabis Brand
  • DJ Dennis
  • Flash Tattoos
  • Carne Asada Tacos, sodas and aguas frescas for purchase
  • Enter to win a Dr.Dabber device
(Photo courtesy of Cannabis Crawl)
Crooked Tooth 

228 E. Sixth St. (Check-in Spot)

  • D2 Dispensaries
  • Roaring 20s Cannabis Brand
  • DJ Shannooonnn
  • DJ Chrysalis
Super Thrift

404 N. Fourth Ave.

  • Weedmaps
  • Verdant Cannabis Brand
  • CULT Cannabis Brand and Arizona Chiefers
  • Sunset Glass Gallery with live glass blowing and select glass pieces for sale
  • DJ GFM
  • Yard Games
The Neon Door Salon/Spa

224 N. Fourth Ave.

  • Timeless Vape Cannabis Brand
  • DJ Jay Curry
  • Neon Door salon/spa specials
Hippie Gypsy

351 N. Fourth Ave.

  • High West Farms
Luna Ink & Oddities

561 N. Fourth Ave.

  • OGeez Gummies
Aquamarine Daydream

408 N. Fourth Ave.

  • Halo Infusions

How to participate in the Crawl

Simply show your ticket and check in at any of the three check-in locations. You’ll receive a detailed crawl map to start the choose-your-adventure style Crawl along the Fourth Avenue district area. Plus, the first 300 attendees will receive a keepsake tote bag! 

  1. Purchase a ticket (https://buy.tucsonfoodie.com/high-on-fourth-cannabis-crawl).
  2. Show your ticket at one of three designated check-in points. Receive wristband, map and tote bag.
  3. Explore participating venues at your own pace.
  4. Engage with brands, learn about products, and enjoy the experience.

The event is designed to be walkable, social, and immersive — encouraging discovery not only of cannabis brands, but of local businesses along Fourth Avenue.

(Photo courtesy of Cannabis Crawl)

Join the Crawl

Whether you’re a longtime cannabis enthusiast or simply curious about the culture, High on Fourth offers a fresh way to experience Tucson. Follow @tucson.doobie on Instragram or check out highonfourth.com for additional details. 

See you on the avenue!

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