Christo Marron

You walk into a New York dispensary with about $50 to spend Now what? That sounds like a simple question until you actually look at the menu.

There was a stretch when game night sounded like something people outgrew. It sat somewhere between dorm-room nostalgia and a backup plan for a rainy Saturday.

If the last time you regularly encountered cannabis was sometime around 1994, 1998 or even 2005, walking into a legal New York dispensary today can feel like stepping into an entirely different industry.

There are watches that borrow a color from nature, and then there are watches that attempt to translate an entire cultural practice onto the wrist.

Music trends change every week, but the guitar has managed to stay relevant through every decade.

For decades, the compact disc was something audio equipment tried to hide. Slide it into a tray. Close the door. Press play.

New York visitors have always brought home something that feels unmistakably local. A bag from a favorite downtown shop. A record discovered in Brooklyn.

“Full-spectrum” has become one of the most common phrases in modern cannabis. It appears on vape descriptions. Concentrate packaging.

There was a time when discovering that someone disagreed with you did not automatically require deciding what kind of person they were.

Friday night has officially arrived in New York, and for cannabis consumers who would rather hunt down good hash than another ordinary eighth, this weekend is looking unusually promising.