Cannabis Events

The best cannabis products for sharing at a spring gathering are usually low-dose edibles, low-dose infused drinks and small pre-roll formats because they are easier to portion, easier to pace and easier to match to a mixed-experience group. Illinois allows adults...

A first dispensary visit on April 20 is usually busier than any other day of the year, and the easiest way to make the trip smoother is to arrive with a valid physical ID, enough cash for the purchase and a short product plan before getting in line. Illinois...

Out-of-state adult buyers in Illinois can legally possess up to 15 grams of cannabis flower, 250 milligrams of THC in cannabis-infused products and 2.5 grams of cannabis concentrate, and dispensaries must verify age and residency using government-issued...

April 20 is usually the busiest cannabis shopping day of the year, and the simplest way to avoid a long wait in Chicago Heights is to place a preorder the night before and arrive with a clear plan. Heavy traffic, limited parking, product sellouts and separate...

Cannabis use in Illinois is generally limited to private property with permission or a locally authorized on-site consumption lounge, while public use, vehicle use and use on federal property remain prohibited for Indiana tourists visiting Illinois. That is the...

Indiana shoppers age 21 and older can buy adult-use cannabis in Illinois, but the state limits non-residents to 15 grams of flower, 250 milligrams of THC in infused products and 2.5 grams of concentrate. That is the key rule to know before you drive over from...

Indiana residents age 21 and older can buy adult-use cannabis at licensed Illinois dispensaries with valid identification, but Illinois gives non-residents lower possession limits and bars transport across state lines. That is the main rule to know before your...

Illinois cannabis cultivation news moved in a clear direction this March when a newly announced Dwight facility deal signaled fresh production capacity, a planned restart in the second quarter of 2026 and product availability targeted for the fourth quarter. That...

Chicago’s hemp ban did not take effect in February 2026 because Mayor Brandon Johnson vetoed the ordinance on February 13, and the City Council failed to override that veto on February 18, so intoxicating hemp products remained legal for sale in the city under the...