Fun Ways to Celebrate Halloween with Marijuana

Halloween is a great time of year for trick-and-treating…but if you want to indulge in some marijuana, you might want to watch real-life horror movies.

Halloween is here and the next week will be full of parties, ghosts and more. So why not add some cannabis to the festivities? Almost half of the population celebrates in some way, even if it's just enjoying all the sweets! While alcohol plays a big role in parties and celebrations, cannabis is becoming increasingly popular, especially among Generation Z and younger Millennials. Older generations may remember the old myth of people handing out edibles to children, and yet this has never been proven nor has there been an example of it. Especially given the cost of edibles today! But with the California Sober movement, more and more people are turning to e-cigarettes, gummies and old-school joints. Here are fun ways to celebrate Halloween with marijuana.

The first is to enjoy a little relaxing time with the following varieties or host an event with a few people to have a spooky “variety tasting evening”. Here are the perfect strains to match your spooky high.

• Blueberry spirit AND
• Zombie Kush
• Jack the Ripper
• Killer Queen
• Ghost Train Haze

Set up a tasting station with descriptions of the effects and flavor of each strain.

The shining one

One of the most popular ways to enjoy marijuana on Halloween is through edibles. You can bake cannabis-infused cookies or brownies that fit the Halloween theme. For example, use cookie cutters to create spooky shapes like ghosts and pumpkins. To make these treats, you'll need to make cannabutter by decarboxylating your cannabis concentrate and then mixing it into your cookie dough.

Music, marijuana and Halloween form a unique triad of cultural celebrations, especially during the spooky season. Creating a playlist that embodies this mood can enrich gatherings, whether for a Halloween party or a relaxing evening alone or with friends. Add titles that evoke the spooky atmosphere of Halloween. Classics like “Thriller” by Michael Jackson and “Ghostbusters” by Ray Parker Jr. set the tone. Add some relaxed tunes that go well with marijuana. Songs like “Because I Got High” by Afroman and “Hits from the Bong” by Cypress Hill fit well with cannabis culture and make for a relaxing listening experience. And mix in some upbeat tracks to keep the energy alive. Songs like “Monster Mash” by Bobby “Boris” Pickett and “Somebody's Watching Me” by Rockwell combine fun with a touch of spooky.

Another idea is a pumpkin carving contest where mini pumpkins are turned into smokers.

1. Cut out the pumpkin as usual
2. Drill a hole for the down tube
3. Insert the down tube and attach the bowl
4. Carve a mouthpiece on top
5. Load the bowl and enjoy your festive pumpkin pipe

While incorporating marijuana into Halloween festivities can be fun, safety should always be a priority. Make sure all food is clearly labeled and kept out of the reach of unsuspecting people and pets. Educate your guests about responsible consumption, especially if they are unfamiliar with cannabis products. And make sure you don't pull over and drive.