Fresno's newest dispensary is Culture Cannabis Club with two locations in Fresno including one at Bullard and 41. The rise of cannabis culture has been steadily increasing in recent years, with more and more states legalizing its use for both medical and recreational purposes. From dispensaries popping up in cities across the United States to events like Munchie Market, presented by STL's Pot Chef, taking place to celebrate the plant's benefits, it's clear that cannabis is becoming more mainstream.
One of the most significant shifts in cannabis culture has been the changing perceptions of the plant. Once seen as a taboo substance, cannabis is now being embraced for its potential health benefits and recreational enjoyment. People are using cannabis for pain relief, sleep promotion, and alleviation of distress, depression, and anxiety. In fact, these are some of the most common reasons for cannabis use. Countries like Canada and Thailand have been at the forefront of decriminalizing cannabis, paving the way for a new era of acceptance and understanding.
SAN FRANCISCO (KRON) — The first-ever San Francisco Weed Week will celebrate cannabis culture around the city starting April 13. Events like these are helping to destigmatize cannabis use and educate the public about the plant's potential benefits. With more information becoming available about the medicinal properties of cannabis, more people are turning to it as a natural alternative to traditional medications.
Thailand became the first country in Asia to fully decriminalize cannabis in 2022, signaling a shift in attitudes towards the plant in the region. This move has led to a newfound cannabis culture in Thailand, with local businesses and entrepreneurs capitalizing on the growing market. The rise of cannabis tourism in places like Thailand is also contributing to the normalization of cannabis use around the world.
Farid Harrison, co-founder and CEO of the California-based dispensaries, shares his insights into how Velvet established itself as a leader in the cannabis industry. With the legalization of cannabis in California and other states, the industry is booming, creating opportunities for entrepreneurs and investors alike. The success of companies like Velvet is a testament to the growing acceptance and popularity of cannabis culture.
As cannabis culture continues to evolve, more people are exploring the plant's uses and benefits. From edibles and tinctures to topicals and concentrates, there are a variety of products available for consumers to choose from. Events like the Munchie Market are showcasing the creativity and innovation of the cannabis industry, with chefs and artisans coming together to celebrate the plant in all its forms.
The Bridge is the official podcast for the University of Maryland School of Pharmacy PATIENTS Program. The PATIENTS Program is the bridge between the community and the healthcare system, providing education and resources for patients interested in using cannabis for medical purposes. With more research being done on the effects of cannabis on various medical conditions, the plant is gaining recognition as a legitimate form of treatment.
In Portland, Oregon, the legal landscape for cannabis is changing rapidly, with new regulations and policies being implemented to govern its use. This shift has led to a more open and accepting attitude towards cannabis in the city, with dispensaries and businesses popping up to cater to the growing demand. The rise of a newfound cannabis culture in Portland is evident in the diverse range of products and services available to consumers.
Overall, the rise of cannabis culture around the world is a reflection of changing attitudes towards the plant and its potential benefits. With more research being done on the medicinal properties of cannabis and more states legalizing its use, the future looks bright for the industry. From events like San Francisco Weed Week to the success of companies like Velvet, it's clear that cannabis culture is here to stay.
