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Celebrate 420 with Prime Leaf Dispensary Deals & Michael Montoya Collab

Celebrate 420 with Prime Leaf Dispensary Deals & Michael Montoya Collab

Apr 15, 20253 min read

With 420 is just around the corner, Prime Leaf Dispensary is pulling out all the stops to make this cannabis holiday one to remember. Whether you’re a seasoned enthusiast or new to the community, Prime Leaf has something special in store for everyone. This year, they’re offering unbeatable deals and teaming up with local artist Michael Montoya to bring a creative twist to the celebration.

Spend $50 and Get a Free Artist-Designed Shirt

As if the 420 deals weren’t enough, Prime Leaf has partnered with local Tucson artist Michael Montoya to create a one-of-a-kind t-shirt that celebrates Tucson and the cannabis lifestyle. Montoya says he enjoys creating fun Tucson-themed mash-ups for designs he features at his brick-and-mortar store, Sparrows and Somberos.

“I was really hoping to include an element of hometown pride with this [Prime Leaf] design,” Montoya said. “Something that would speak to people who live here in Tucson.”

Photo courtesy of Michael Montoya
Photo courtesy of Michael Montoya

The shirt features a design inspired by Tucson’s desert landscape and the local cannabis culture.

“I started with drawing some saguaros in the desert,” Montoya said. “I randomly put a little joint in one of its arms and my wife loved it and suggested all of the saguaros should have joints.” 

Why This Collaboration Matters

Prime Leaf’s collaboration with Montoya is more than just a cool perk for customers—it’s a celebration of Tucson’s creative and cannabis communities coming together.

“As a legacy Tucson dispensary, we’ve been proudly rooted in the community since 2013— and teaming up with Michael Montoya for our 4/20 tee was a high-light for us this year,” said Leah Rhey of Prime Leaf Dispensary. “His bold, unique style captures the spirit of the desert. We love any chance to collaborate with hometown creatives and keep the arts alive and thriving in the Old Pueblo, and collaborations like this are our favorite kind of joint effort.”

Supporting local artists like Michael is a cornerstone of Prime Leaf’s mission to uplift the Tucson community while providing top-quality cannabis products.

Here’s the best part: any purchase of $50 or more on 4/20 (April 20th) gets you this exclusive shirt for free. Shirts will be given away while supplies last, so get there early on April 20th. 

Prime Leaf’s 420 Deals You Can’t Miss

Prime Leaf is rolling out a lineup of incredible offers to help you stock up on your favorite cannabis products without breaking the bank. Here’s what you can expect:

  • 42% Off All Brands: Your chance to try a new edible or concentrate
  • $50 Ounces: Mix and Match select half ounces, or buy one for $30
  • Medical Patient Only Presale: April 14-17
  • Medical and Rec Sale: Valid April 18-20

The shirts are available all day long on April 20th only, but supplies are limited—so plan to get there early! For more information The Ultimate Guide: Getting Your Medical Marijuana Card in Arizona.

Plan Your Visit

Prime Leaf Dispensary has two Tucson locations: University and Midtown. Both locations are open Mon-Sat 9am-9pm and Sunday 10am-7pm. Be sure to follow them on Instagram (https://www.instagram.com/primeleaftucson/) for updates on deals, flash sales, and more.

“Tucson art, cannabis culture, and community — that’s what we’re all about,” Rhey said 

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