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Tumble’s Hash Hole Freedom Tour: Final Stop Tucson

(Photo courtesy of Tumble)

Tumble’s Hash Hole Freedom Tour: Final Stop Tucson

Jun 2, 20254 min read

The Tumble Hash Hole Freedom Tour is rolling into town for its final and most flavorful stop — just in time for National Donut Day. Join us from 8-10 p.m. on Friday, June 6 at the vibrant Sunset Glass Gallery for an evening of cannabis culture, creative activations, and community vibes you won’t want to miss.

Event Details

  • When: 8-10 p.m. on Friday, June 6
  • Where: Sunset Glass Gallery, 2725 E. Grant Rd.
  • What: The final stop of the Tumble Hash Hole Freedom Tour — celebrating freedom, flavor and the craftsmanship of the hash hole.
  • Tickets: Tickets are $20 and available here. The first 50 Tucson Doobie Members will receive a swag bag and Tumble!

What are Hash Holes?

Hash holes, affectionately referred to as “donuts”, quite literally contain a sliver of rosin or hashish, rolled in the middle of cannabis flower. These hand-crafted doinks create a hash-filled cavity in the center of the joint. As the hash starts burning, the joint visually resembles a donut. Hash holes are hand rolled and a premium experience that packs a punch in flavor and potency. Revered among connoisseurs of cannabis, hash holes represent the epitome of the rolled smoking experience.

(Photo courtesy of Tumble)

Tumble by Timeless, a cannabis brand available across Arizona, has collaborated with skilled hash hole rollers from Century Market to create limited edition Hash Holes available at Trulieve dispensaries in Arizona. The first edition features Lemon Cherry Mintz cannabis flower with Frosted Donut hash rosin. Additional strain combos coming to Arizona include Bubble Burst x Orion’s Belt and Frosted Donuts x Modified Banana. Each hash hole is packed with 1.2g of premium flower and .3g of solventless live hash rosin. These limited runs are hand-rolled and when they’re gone, they’re gone!

What is the Hash Hole Freedom Tour?

The Tumble Hash Hole Freedom Tour is a three-stop series with two previous stops in the Phoenix Metro area and finishing right here in Tucson on June 6th. The Tumble Hash Hole Freedom Tour is an honor to the craft, the culture, and the real ones who lit it first; the original rollers and aficionados of the cannabis community. The final stop in Tucson aims to honor and celebrate the art of the hash hole.

“We chose to end the Tumble Hash Hole Freedom Tour in Tucson on National Donut Day for a reason,” said Rob Mora of Timeless. “Tucson has always rolled different, gritty, real, and full of heart. It’s where sesh culture runs deep and the people show up with love.” 

What’s Waiting for You?

  • Hash Hole Bar by Tumble and Century Market:
    Watch the masters at work with live rolling demonstrations.
  • Timeless Vape Bar:
    Dive into a curated strain sampling experience. Explore new flavors, find your favorite, and chat with the experts about what makes each strain unique.
  • Gron Edible Sampling:
    Satisfy your sweet tooth with samples from Gron — think delicious, innovative edibles.
  • Trulieve Product Showcase:
    See what’s new from one of Arizona’s dispensaries. Learn about the latest products and exclusive offerings, straight from the source.
  • Live Glass Blowing and Sunset Glass Gallery Vibes:
    Local venue Sunset Glass Gallery will host the event, bringing their legendary vibes and mesmerizing live glass blowing artists.
  • Food & DJ:
    Tasty fresh-fried mini donuts available from Donut Blitz and a live DJ to keep the energy up with a killer soundtrack. Enjoy tasty bites and let the DJ set the mood as you mingle and celebrate with fellow members and cannabis enthusiasts.
(Photo courtesy of Tumble)

Why You Shouldn’t Miss It

This experience brings an opportunity to get hands-on with the best in cannabis- live rolling of hash holes, sampling and connecting with leading brands. The event is open to everyone, and all about bringing people together in a welcoming, creative space. Celebrating the Hash Hole final stop on National Donut Day is icing on the cake.

“Closing the tour here, on a day meant for indulgence, just felt right,” Mora said. “This one’s for the real ones in Tucson.”

JOIN THE COMMUNITY 

The first 50 Tucson Doobie Members will receive a swag bag with a Tumble at the Hash Hole Freedom Tour. Not a Tucson Doobie member yet? This event is just one example of the exclusive experiences available to Tucson Doobie Members. Our membership program offers access to recurring freebies from dispensaries and free or discounted events. Download and Join in our Mobile App. 

SAFETY AND COMPLIANCE: All consumption is in accordance with Arizona state laws. A valid ID is required for entry. This is a 21+ event.

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