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St. Phatty’s Day: A Glass, Music, and Cannabis Celebration with Tucson Doobie

(Photo by Chrissy Mance)

St. Phatty’s Day: A Glass, Music, and Cannabis Celebration with Tucson Doobie

Mar 11, 20262 min read

This St. Patrick’s Day, Tucson’s cannabis community is invited to celebrate in elevated style at St. Phatty’s Day, a lively evening of music, art, cannabis, food, and community hosted by Tucson Doobie and Sunset Glass Gallery, 2725 E. Grant Rd.

Taking place Tuesday, March 17 from 6–9 p.m., the event brings together local artists, cultivators, and cannabis enthusiasts for a festive night that blends St. Patrick’s Day energy with Tucson’s thriving cannabis culture.

Glassblowing (Photo by Chrissy Mance)
Glassblowing (Photo by Chrissy Mance)

A Night of Cannabis Culture and Creativity

Guests can expect a vibrant atmosphere filled with music, art, and hands-on craftsmanship. Throughout the evening, Tucson Torch Works will showcase live glass blowing, giving attendees a chance to watch skilled artists transform molten glass into intricate pieces right before their eyes.

The soundtrack for the evening is provided by DJ Halsero, who will keep the energy high with a curated mix of beats perfect for celebrating the holiday.

Food, Community, and Good Vibes

No party is complete without great food. The beloved local food truck CowPig will be on-site serving up crowd-favorite bites throughout the evening. They’ll be smash burgers, chicken tendies and more; ensuring guests can refuel between smoking, socializing, and watching the glass artists at work.

Javier Castro and family with the CowPig food truck (Photo by Mark Whittaker)

Supported by Arizona Cannabis Brands

St. Phatty’s Day is made possible thanks to the support of D2 Dispensary and several cannabis brands, including VARZ, IO Extracts, and Abundant Organics. Attendees can mingle with brand representatives, ask questions about cannabis, and sample their featured products. They’ll be concentrates at the dab bar, along with cannabis flower and more. 

Get Your Tickets

Tickets for St. Phatty’s Day are $25 and can be purchased online in advance. 

With live glass art, music, food, and some of Arizona’s top cannabis brands in attendance, the event promises to be a memorable way to celebrate St. Patrick’s Day.

Whether you’re coming for the glass blowing, the beats, or the community vibe, this is one St. Phatty’s Day celebration you won’t want to miss. 

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About Tucson Doobie

Tucson Doobie is a community-driven cannabis membership club that connects enthusiasts with curated events, exclusive experiences, and opportunities to discover new products and brands. From tasting events and infused dinners to large-scale celebrations, the club continues to grow a vibrant network of people passionate about cannabis culture in Southern Arizona. Find out more about Tucson Doobie here.

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