LA's 420 Scene: Musicals, Cruises & Festivals

0:00It's April 22nd. You're listening to California News today, AI-powered local news. I'm Corey with the story. Los Angeles is turning up the heat all April for four 20 celebrations ever since legalization hit back in January 2018. What started as a code for chill smoke sessions has blown up into full-blown festivals, parties and tours, honoring Canada's culture, community and business. From musicals to bow cruises, the cities pack with events stretching from the tent through the 20th. Kicking things off early, you got refurbannished a musical running through May at Westeria Theatre in North Hollywood for $58. Then there's the weed bus tour hitting spots like Nipsey Square and Cypress Hill's shop on dates like April 10th and 16th for $79. A. Pop. Meanwhile, festivals like Kushdok on the 18th mark their 10-year run with music, contest and vendors for $20 general admission. These gatherings pull in crowds connecting overplant medicine, psychedelics and good vibes,

1:03from spring awakening's healing workshops to queer-friendly bashes at Green Queen with drag queens and movie nights. Block parties in downtown in West Hollywood mixed DJs, art, food trucks and brands like state-i-i-s-i-wee while Long Beach sales off on a 420 cruise for $87. Their highlights include Underground 420 Fest on the 19th, with Live Hip Hop, a garden party blending bicycle day and Woody Harrelson's, shop throwing free entry with 42% off. Pleasure chest links up with their lounge for cannabis-themed toys and spots like Alamo Drafthouse Screen, The Big Lebowski. Brands are dropping deals too, like bails giveaways at harvest or Wiz Khalifa's Kush at Jungle Boys. Whether you're painting and puffing or cruising the coast, L.A.'s 420 scene keeps the energy growing strong.