Gucci Mane, Afroman, and Big Boss Vette help Mile High 420 Fest light up downtown Denver this year.
A man takes a hit off a three ounce blunt just before 4:20 during FlyHi 420 Festival at Civic Center Park on April 20, 2019 in Denver, Colorado. returns to light up downtown Denver this year with a mix of legendary rap stars, viral sensations, and the latest names in hip-hop.Hemp-derived THC seltzers coming to Colorado liquor stores, restaurants
The beloved event, coming to Civic Center park on Saturday, April 20, announced its lineup Friday and it’s bound to satisfy several generations of weed smokers as they celebrate the high holiday.
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