420 Events in San Francisco
San Francisco has a long and storied history of pot-smoking, and if you’d like to join in on that legacy with 420 events this year.
There are always great weed-themed events, but during “green week,” you’ll find even better 420 events in San Francisco. Here are some of our picks.
Weed Deals at Project Cannabis SoMa
- Project Cannabis SOMA
- 761 Bryant St, San Francisco, CA 94107
- (628) 333-6159
Project Cannabis SOMA is an excellent weed dispensary located in the SoMa — or South of Market — neighborhood of San Francisco. Although there are weed shops aplenty in the city, Project Cannabis SOMA is one of the best dispensaries in San Francisco.
If you’re looking to stock up on cannabis while scoring some great weed deals, Project Cannabis SOMA is going to be your best bet as far as Bay Area dispensaries. The dispensary offers a plethora of daily deals that can save you serious money on weed.
For example, you can get 25% off the entire store on Thursdays. On Friday and Saturday, customers can net buy-one, get-one 50% off pricing by mixing and matching the entire store. Veterans, students and service industry staff also save 25% off on Sundays.
SF Weed Week
This year marks the inception of SF Weed Week, a weeklong celebration of cannabis culture in San Francisco leading up to 4/20.
During the weed, you can sample different varieties of leading cannabis, hear from growers, and learn more about the cultivation of culture of weed across California.
Although SF Weed Week takes place at dispensaries and weed lounges across the city, it will culminate in a free 4/20 party on Saturday, April 20 at Mirus Gallery in downtown.
Carnaval SF
When it comes to weed events in San Francisco, there’s no beating the legendary 4/20 fest at Hippie Hill. Unfortunately, the event has been cancelled this year.
Despite that, the organizers of the festival are gearing up for an even bigger celebration during Carnaval in late May.
The multicultural event will celebrate music, dance, and artistry. And, given that it takes place in San Francisco, there will undoubtedly be 4/20-friendly festivities, too.
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