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After two years, High Times is returning to Colorado to celebrate the state’s hardworking growers and processors with the much-anticipated 2019 Colorado Cannabis Cup!
Colorado has always been at the forefront of the country’s cannabis industry. To honor the vanguard state’s stellar achievements in the marijuana market, the 2019 Colorado Cannabis Cup is crowning the best of the best in the Centennial State with a one-day awards show complete with an intimate vendor village providing comparably up-close and personal experiences.
High Times’ Cannabis Cups celebrate distinctive cannabis communities in different cities around the world, acknowledging the most instrumental businesses that help define the marijuana industry. Given Colorado’s progressive achievements with respect to legalization, High Times is excited to honor the state’s most significant, game-changing players in the world of cannabis.
Founded in 1988, the High Times Cannabis Cup is the world’s leading cannabis festival. The premier marijuana-themed event features expert judges who vote for the best varieties of cannabis in cities across the globe. Now, High Times is calling all Colorado-based cannabusinesses and ganjapreneurs to enter the 2019 Colorado Cannabis Cup so that judges can sample their products, too.
Intake dates are Nov 4-10, with location to be revealed upon entering of the competition. The Cannabis Cup awards show takes place November 21 from 3pm-6pm at the Gothic Theatre, an erstwhile movie house-turned-live-music venue in the city of Englewood, less than ten miles south of Denver.
True to form, there will be live music, vendors, and other exciting features that you’ve come to expect from all High Times Cannabis Cups. Check back here and on CannabisCup.com for more details as they become available!
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