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An Elevated Sunday Brunch: Stoney Salutations offers High Vibes and Good Times

An Elevated Sunday Brunch: Stoney Salutations offers High Vibes and Good Times

Oct 18, 20233 min read

Do you like yoga? How about brunch? How do you feel about grooving to DUSK Music Festival DJs? Do you partake in cannabis?

If all of this sounds like a good time, join us for Stoney Salutations: an Elevated Brunch happening in downtown Tucson on Sunday, November 5th. And if you’re not into yoga, you can join us just for cannabis and brunch.

Get Your Om On

Led by RYT-500 Instructor, Johnna Meek of Yoga Oasis, expect an hour of all-level flow yoga followed by 30 minutes of mantra, community meditation, and an extra long sweet savasana featuring a special touch from one of our cannabis partners, Downtown Dispensary and zenzona.

“It will be very focused on letting go of social stigmas, self-love, and moving beyond the belief that love lives outside of ourselves, is conditional, must be earned, and can be taken away,” says Johnna. “Yoga gives us the opportunity to slow down enough to recognize and feel our own true nature at the very center of our being.”

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DUSK Music Festival DJs in the house

Yogis will enjoy this class while grooving to the beats of DUSK DJ Future Syndicate. The DJ will serenade the yoga studio with tranquil tunes and then bring the show outdoors for more cannabis consumption and brunch. Ben Andersen aka “Future Syndicate” is an eleven-year DJ veteran and award-winning DJ. His music production has been featured on nationally syndicated radio including Sirius XM. Andersen’s career has lead him to open for nationally known artists like Paul Oakenfold, Phantogram, Hermanos Gutierrez, The Twelves and more.

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Free Cannabis Product

Ticket holders are free to consume select cannabis products from local dispensaries and brands, including:

Botanica is located in North Tucson and features a curated variety of flower, edibles, and CBD products. You can shop their selection online and book an appointment for a more personalized tour.

Downtown Dispensary and D2 Dispensary offers Arizona’s largest dispensary (with a drive-thru!) and features well-loved brands like iLAVA and zenzona.

Tucson’s newest dispensaries, Sol Flower Dispensary is now open in the Foothills, North, South, and Casas Adobes locations. Sign up for special deals at the new Tucson locations.

FENO Cannabis will be on hand, showcasing a selection of their products. Experience the FENOmenon of top-tier products, quality genetics and high-level craftsmanship in any of their concentrates, flower, pre rolls or cartridges.

OGeez! Brand Edibles is one of Arizona’s first edible brands, having gotten its start in 2014. Today, you can find them in dispensaries across the state, making that soft bouncy gummie we have all grown to love.

Foodie Club members special perk:

Envie Edibles has a special treat for all Foodie Club members (join the Foodie Club here). Foodie Club members will enjoy two 5mg dosed French Macarons, handmade with love here in Tucson. They’ll soon be available at Green Med, Botanica and more.

We’ll also feature a small Art Village with select vendors like Arizona Glass Geeks, Luna Scrubs, Lilith and Daughters, and more.

Brunch Al Fresco

With the beautiful weather returning, it just makes sense to soak it up outdoors. All ticket holders will be treated to a catered brunch al fresco featuring El Charro famous recipes like chilaquiles, green corn tamales, eggs, frijoles negros, fruit salad, chips and salsa and fresh iced tea and lemonade.

Not a Yogi? Yoga is not required to attend. We are offering two ticketing options: Yoga + Brunch + Cannabis (9am-1pm) and Brunch + Cannabis (11am-1pm).

Stoney Salutations Tickets

Click here for event timeline and to purchase tickets.

Tucson Doobie is the spunky sister brand of Tucson Foodie and offers cannabis-infused dinners, cannabis yoga, exclusive deals and more. Follow them on Instagram. 

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Shane Reiser

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