Tucson Doobie & Sunset Glass Gallery Team Up For an ExtravaGanja

(Photos by Tacos El Tuchi, Chrissy Mance, and Mafia Kitchen)

Tucson Doobie & Sunset Glass Gallery Team Up For an ExtravaGanja

Sep 16, 20243 min read

Tucson Doobie’s regular ExtravaGanja event is sparking up again on Friday, September 20 from 7-10 p.m. at Sunset Glass Gallery.

Sunset Glass Gallery is a central Tucson staple of the cannabis community, having earned a reputation for a selection of handmade American glass, low prices, and customer service. The shop regularly offers cannabis events and during the day functions as a place to hang out for their many friends and colleagues.

Sunset Glass Gallery (Photo by Chrissy Mance)

“We strive to create a family environment and move away from the traditional smoke shop stigma,” said Kyle O., who runs the daily operations of Sunset Glass Gallery, 2725 E. Grant Rd.

Here’s what to expect, and how to join the fun!

Cannabis Reigns Supreme

An ExtravaGanja just wouldn’t be “extra” without the Ganja. The local D2 Dispensary and Sol Flower Dispensary are sponsoring Tucson Doobie’s event, meaning party-goers can consume on-site or take home products for later.

There’ll also be additional cannabis available from regional brands Grow Sciences and Abundant Organics. Plus, there’s going to be a dab bar with handmade glass by Sunset Glass Gallery, along with a flower and vape bar.

Food for All

The team behind Black Lamb Culinary, a pop-up concept specializing in hash-paired fine dining experiences, will be on-hand with their more casual culinary endeavor, food truck Tacos El Tuchi.

Expect plenty of tacos with filling choices like quesabirria, carne asada, al Pastor, and more. Also, they’ll be serving Pollo Asado burritos, a Birriadilla, and more! Guests can also feast on their specialty offering for the evening: where a fusion of Black Lamb’s fine dining and food truck casual eats merge.

(Photo courtesy of Tacos El Tuchi)

Black Lamb offers regular pop-up coursed dinner experiences, focusing on the art of plating and pairing each course with a curated rosin or hash to elevate the dining experience. The hash-paired dining adventures are offered monthly, and upcoming dates can be found here.

In addition to tacos, guests can enjoy handmade cannolis by Mafia Kitchen. The food truck freshly fills each cannoli by hand, overflowing every handmade tube! For the ExtravaGanja, they’re featuring the Peanut Butter Scooby Doobie Cannoli.

If you get thirsty, Mafia Kitchen will also be serving their handmade Italian Sodas.

Mafia Kitchen (Photo by Mark Whittaker)
There’ll also be a collection of vendors on hand:
  • Simply Professional Formula – nutrients for growing cannabis
  • Luna Zen – luxury CBD products for pets and people
  • Slims Cannabis Culture – on-the-spot testing of dispensary or homegrown cannabis flower
  • G’s Farmers Market – food items and specialty elixirs  like shilajit, an ancient nutrient-rich mix of minerals
  • Ruga Monteto – award-winning cannabis genetics 

This month’s ExtravaGanja event is taking place at Sunset Glass Gallery, 2725 E. Grant Rd. For more information, follow Tucson Doobie on Instagram.

JOIN THE TUCSON DOOBIE CLUB

Join the Club for $10/month and unlock over $8,000 worth of cannabis (and more!) vouchers. See details in our Mobile App and join by visiting tucsondoobie.com.

Members can redeem the following vouchers at this month’s ExtravaGanja: 

  • Simply Professional Formula – $40 Off 
  • Mafia Kitchen – $10 Off 
  • Luna Zen – $10 Off 
  • Slims Cannabis Culture – Two Free Tests 
  • Ruga Monteto – Free Seeds

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