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# The Artist Tree

## Sitemaps
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## Posts
- [Do THC Topicals Get You High?](https://www.theartisttree.com/do-thc-topicals-get-you-high/): Do THC topicals get you high? Most don't. Learn how creams and balms work, why transdermal patches are the exception, and if they show on drug tests.
- [Tinctures vs. Edibles: Which One Is Right for You?](https://www.theartisttree.com/tinctures-vs-edibles/): Tinctures vs edibles: compare onset time, duration, dosing and intensity to find out which THC product fits your routine, from microdosing to sleep.
- [Cannabis Concentrates, Explained](https://www.theartisttree.com/cannabis-concentrates/): Cannabis concentrates explained: shatter, badder, sugar, live resin, diamonds, rosin and hash, plus solvent vs solventless extraction and how to dab.
- [Celebrating the Launch of Our Newest Location in Farmingdale, Long Island, New York](https://www.theartisttree.com/celebrating-the-launch-of-our-newest-location-in-farmingdale-long-island-new-york/): The Artist Tree Brings Its Acclaimed California Cannabis Dispensary to the East Coast, Opens Long Island's Largest Dispensary in Farmingdale, New York
- [How Long Do Edibles Take to Kick In?](https://www.theartisttree.com/how-long-do-edibles-take-to-kick-in/): How long do edibles take to kick in? Usually 30 minutes to 2 hours. Learn what affects onset, how long edibles last, and how to dose them safely.
- [Live Resin vs. Live Rosin vs. Distillate Carts: What’s the Difference?](https://www.theartisttree.com/live-resin-vs-live-rosin-vs-distillate/): Live resin vs live rosin vs distillate carts: compare how each vape oil is made, plus potency, flavor, terpenes and price to pick the right cart.
- [Weed Measurements Explained](https://www.theartisttree.com/weed-measurements/): Learn weed measurements from a gram to a pound, with average prices, ounce-to-gram conversions, common slang, and how many joints each size rolls.
- [How the Endocannabinoid System Shapes Your Cannabis Experience](https://www.theartisttree.com/endocannabinoid-system/): Learn how the endocannabinoid system works, how THC and CBD interact with CB1 and CB2 receptors, and why cannabis affects everyone differently.
- [Cannabis Topicals: Everything You Should Know](https://www.theartisttree.com/cannabis-topicals-guide/): Cannabis topicals range in potency and strenght, there are options for both beginners and experienced individuals. They can be infused with a variety of different cannabinoids, the most common formulations include:
- [A Beginner-Friendly Guide to Cannabis Tinctures](https://www.theartisttree.com/cannabis-tinctures/): Before reaching for the dropper, you need to know what you're actually measuring. Cannabis tinctures are dosed in two units that mean different things: 
- [Cannabis Terpenes:  Everything to Know](https://www.theartisttree.com/terpenes/): Terpenes are one of the essential parts of every cannabis product, but a big part of the cannabis community has no idea why they are so important. Here's everything to know about them and how they can impact your cannabis experience!
- [The Artist Tree Expands Compassion Care Program to Dixon](https://www.theartisttree.com/the-artist-tree-expands-compassion-care-program-to-dixon/): LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA — July 31, 2026 — The Artist Tree announced today that it is expanding its Compassion Care Program to its Dixon dispensary, making free cannabis products available to qualifying medical cannabis patients and military veterans in the local community.
- [What Is HHC (And Why We Don’t Carry It)](https://www.theartisttree.com/hhc/): Cannabis science moves fast, and the cannabinoid landscape has expanded well beyond THC and CBD. One of the newer additions to that conversation is HHC, a compound that's been showing up on dispensary shelves and in online stores with increasing frequency, usually marketed as a legal, milder cousin of THC.
- [Understanding THC (Tetrahydrocannabinol)](https://www.theartisttree.com/thc/): THC is one of the most prominent cannabinoids found in the cannabis plant. Here's everything you should know about it before choosing your next THC-infused product.
- [What Is CBD Isolate? A Guide to the Purest Form of CBD Oil](https://www.theartisttree.com/cbd-isolate/): Cannabidiol (CBD) is one of the key non-psychoactive compounds found in the cannabis plant, highly regarded for delivering wellness benefits without the "high" that comes with THC. CBD comes in a few different forms: full spectrum, broad spectrum, and isolate. Of the three, CBD isolate is the simplest, but that simplicity is exactly what makes it appealing to a lot of people.
- [Pinene Terpene Effects](https://www.theartisttree.com/pinene-terpene/): If you ever wondered why each cannabis strain has a signature taste, the answer lies in terpenes. Terpenes, like pinene, are the main aromatics that give cannabis a specific aroma and flavor, but it's speculated that they have a much broader purpose. Here's everything you should know about the terpene pinene and how it can impact your cannabis experience.
- [Myrcene Terpene Effect](https://www.theartisttree.com/myrcene-terpene-effect/): Cannabis plants get their aroma and flavor from terpenes. There are many types of terpenes, each having unique properties and notes that can shape the overall cannabis experience. Here's everything you should know about myrcene, one of the most abundant terpenes present in cannabis.
- [Limonene Terpene Effect](https://www.theartisttree.com/limonene-terpene-effect/): Terpenes like limonene are flavorants and aromatics found in the cannabis plant. Many cannabis connoisseurs have heard about this term, but are unsure why they are so important. Here's everything you should know about limonene and how terpenes can actually shape the cannabis experience. 
- [What Is Broad Spectrum CBD? A Beginner-Friendly Guide](https://www.theartisttree.com/broad-spectrum-cbd/): Broad spectrum CBD is a hemp extract that retains most of the plant’s naturally occurring cannabinoids and terpenes, with a notable exception of THC. THC is deliberately removed during processing. The result is a product that offers a more complete experience than CBD isolate without detectable THC. That combination is precisely what many CBD consumers are looking for.
- [What Is Full Spectrum CBD? The Entourage Effect and What to Look For](https://www.theartisttree.com/full-spectrum-cbd/): Full spectrum CBD is a cannabis extract that retains the full range of naturally occurring compounds found in the hemp plant. That includes CBD, of course, but also other cannabinoids like CBN, CBG, and CBC, along with terpenes and trace amounts of THC.
- [Cannabis for Beginners: A Friendly Guide to Getting Started](https://www.theartisttree.com/cannabis-for-beginners/): Does the prospect of walking into a dispensary make you feel confused and scared, like walking into a chemistry class you never signed up for? It really shouldn’t. Cannabis culture wasn’t meant to be intimidating, but inclusive, welcoming, and even laid-back.
- [How to Read and Understand Cannabis Labels](https://www.theartisttree.com/cannabis-labels/): Walking into a dispensary these days can feel overwhelming. Cannabis labels are supposed to inform, yet oftentimes, they leave us feeling confused instead. But once you know what to look for, those numbers, symbols, and terms can help you have a more personalized experience.
- [Budtender: Everything You Should Know](https://www.theartisttree.com/budtender/): The cannabis industry has a lot of layers, including proper customer service. The best way to gain cannabis knowledge is to do it from someone with qualifications, and that's exactly what budtenders are there for. The term budtender is made from the word bud, also known as cannabis flower, and the word bartender, someone who works in the customer service industry.  Here's everything you should know about budtenders and why they are important.
- [Exotic Weed Strains ](https://www.theartisttree.com/exotic-weed/): Names that stand out in the world of exotic weed strains include:
- [What Is Top Shelf Weed and How to Spot It?](https://www.theartisttree.com/top-shelf-weed/): Top shelf is a label that’s been around long before legalization. But what actually makes a flower top shelf, and how do you know you’re getting the real deal and not just paying for marketing?
- [What Is Organic Cannabis and Is It Worth It?](https://www.theartisttree.com/organic-cannabis/): Typically, yes, and for understandable reasons. Growing organically is more labor-intensive, living soil requires more attention, time, and skilled cultivation, and the organic inputs cost more than synthetic nutrients. Organic cannabis farms also prioritize quality over yield, which makes the output per square foot frequently lower.
- [The Artist Tree To Celebrate Pride with “Studio 420” Event On June 4th](https://www.theartisttree.com/the-artist-tree-to-celebrate-pride-with-studio-420-event-on-june-4th/): The Artist Tree, the leading dispensary and cannabis consumption lounge known for blending art and culture, will host “Studio 420: Celebrating Art & Pride” on Thursday, June 4 from 3:00 to 10:00 PM. The star-studded,  Pride event honors LGBTQ+ history and creativity through a vibrant evening of film, art, and community-driven experiences.
- [Why Getting Green Certified Matters & What It Took to Get There](https://www.theartisttree.com/why-getting-green-certified-matters-what-it-took-to-get-there/): Cannabis is, at its core, a plant. It comes from the earth, it has traditionally been grown organically, and it carries an inherent connection to nature. But as our industry has scaled and commercialized, I've watched that connection erode, replaced by mountains of single-use packaging, non-recyclable vape products, and manufacturing processes that prioritize speed over sustainability. That disconnect has always bothered me. Getting Green Certified by the state of California was our way of doing something positive and impactful.
- [Understanding Hybrid Strains](https://www.theartisttree.com/hybrid-strains/): Hybrid varieties, formerly known as hybrid strains, are one of the most abundant cannabis types, thanks to the popularization of crossbreeding cannabis plants and creating new, unique strains. Here's everything to know about hybrid cannabis and how it can affect your cannabis experience.
- [Synthetic Cannabinoids vs Natural Cannabinoids](https://www.theartisttree.com/synthetic-cannabinoids-vs-natural-cannabinoids/): Cannabinoids are essential parts of the cannabis world, as a lot of products are made with specific cannabinoids to achieve a desired effect. But there is a distinct difference between synthetic and natural cannabinoids, and here's how those differences can affect you.
- [What is TAC in Weed](https://www.theartisttree.com/total-active-cannabinoids-tac/): Both beginners and seasoned connoisseurs should learn about the contents of things they are consuming. Cannabis contains a large variety of naturally derived compounds, and cannabis products can contain specific components for specific effects. To pick a desired product, understanding TAC is the essential step. Here's everything you should know about it.
- [Cannabis Plant Anatomy](https://www.theartisttree.com/cannabis-plant-anatomy/): Most people can spot the two main parts of the cannabis plant, the stem and the easily recognizable leaves, but there is much more to the cannabis plant than meets the eye.  Here's everything to know about the anatomy of the cannabis plant and why each part is important.
- [What to Do Before Coachella: Your Cannabis Prep Guide](https://www.theartisttree.com/what-to-do-before-coachella-cannabis-prep-guide/): Coachella Music and Arts Festival is a famous event where music lovers gather to enjoy the desert atmosphere while listening to their favorite artists. Here are some tips for first-timers who want to have a stress-free Coachella experience!
- [The Artist Tree Sponsors International Art & Found Day](https://www.theartisttree.com/the-artist-tree-sponsors-international-art-found-day/): California, February 18, 2026 — On March 12, The Artist Tree, California’s leading dispensary that also serves as an art gallery, will transform all 12 of its locations into an art treasure hunt in celebration of International Art & Found Day.
- [Understanding Tetrahydrocannabinolic Acid (THCA)](https://www.theartisttree.com/tetrahydrocannabinolic-acid-thca/): THCA is a well-known term, widely used within the cannabis community, but not a lot of people know what THCA actually is. Here's everything to know about this cannabinoid and how it differs from other cannabinoids.
- [Finding the Right THC Gummy for You](https://www.theartisttree.com/right-thc-gummy/): THC gummies are becoming not just one of the most popular cannabis products on the market. Visit dispensaries in Davis or Dixon, offering a welcoming and community-oriented space for those who want to taste a wide range of gummies. Here are some things to consider when choosing the gummy for you!
- [Cannabis Holidays: How Cannabis is Honored](https://www.theartisttree.com/cannabis-holidays/): There are several cannabis holidays to celebrate, some of which are celebrated worldwide, while others are for niche connoisseurs. There are lots of ways to commemorate the cannabis culture, and here's how you can do just that by partaking in these holidays!
- [DELICIOUS Cannabis: A Full Guide](https://www.theartisttree.com/delicious-cannabis-a-full-guide/): DELICIOUS is a premium cannabis brand recently acquired from CLUB420 by The Artist Tree. The brand is known for its cannabis infused gummies and infused pre-rolls, available as Sativa, Indica, or Hybrid with various fruity flavors.
- [Green Wednesday Holiday](https://www.theartisttree.com/green-wednesday/): The cannabis industry established many holidays over the years for cannabis enthusiasts to enjoy. While 420 Day is the most recognized cannabis holiday, Green Wednesday is just as important.
- [A Full Guide to Infused Flowers](https://www.theartisttree.com/infused-flower/): There are so many cannabis products to choose from that it's hard to stick to traditional cannabis only. Infused flower can elevate your cannabis experience and offer advanced potency and flavor compared to regular cannabis.
- [THCA vs. THC: Understanding The Differences](https://www.theartisttree.com/thca-vs-thc/): THCA and THC are two similar terms widely used in the cannabis community, but many consumers are unsure what they actually stand for. Here are the differences and similarities of THCA and THC, and how they can impact the cannabis experience.
- [Kush Cannabis: Origins, Effects, and Benefits](https://www.theartisttree.com/kush/): Kush aka OG Kush is popular amongst consumers and cultivators due to its unique characteristics and benefits. Here's everything to know about this indica-dominant variety and how to use it in your daily routine.
- [Understanding Cannabaceae](https://www.theartisttree.com/cannabaceae/): The world of plants is more diverse and complex than most people think, with millions of plants being classified into specific families. Here's everything to know about the Cannabaceae family and the importance of its species.
- [Skunk Weed: Origins, Characteristics, Effects](https://www.theartisttree.com/skunk-weed/): Skunk is one of the pillars of the cannabis industry, which led to the creation of some of the most iconic and potent hybrid strains.  Here's everything to know about skunk weed and why this strain is so important.
- [Delta-8 THC: Effects and Benefits](https://www.theartisttree.com/delta-8/): Delta-8 THC, or delta-8 tetrahydrocannabinol, is a cannabinoid found in the cannabis and hemp plants. Delta-8 is typically made in a lab, with hemp-derived cannabidiol (CBD), as cannabis plants only produce a small amount of it.
- [Hashish: Origins, Uses and Effects](https://www.theartisttree.com/hashish/): Hashish has been around for thousands of years, compared to most cannabis products. Due to its unique traits, this concentrate is popular amongst many cannabis connoisseurs. Here's everything you need to know about hashish and why you should consider consuming it.
- [Cannabis Ruderalis: Everything To Know About The Third Cannabis Species](https://www.theartisttree.com/cannabis-ruderalis/): Most cannabis connoisseurs have heard of sativa and indica, but not many know about Cannabis ruderalis. This cannabis species is used in various ways, just like its counterparts, Cannabis sativa and Cannabis indica, but with different characteristics and purposes. Here's everything you need to know about Cannabis ruderalis and its impact on the cannabis industry.
- [Amsterdam Coffee Shops](https://www.theartisttree.com/amsterdam-coffee-shops/): Amsterdam is a beautiful city known for its coffee culture, which often goes hand in hand with its cannabis culture. Since the Netherlands is one of the few weed-friendly countries in Europe, it makes for a great tourist spot for cannabis lovers. Here's everything you need to know about Amsterdam coffee shops for your next trip!
- [710 Holiday: Everything to Know About National Oil Day](https://www.theartisttree.com/710-holiday/): While 420 is a globally recognized symbol of cannabis culture and its celebration, 710 is also a notable cannabis holiday. Here's everything you need to know about Cannabis Oil Day and how to celebrate it!
- [Indica vs Sativa: Understanding the Differences and Similarities](https://www.theartisttree.com/indica-vs-sativa/): Sativa and indica are two cannabis classifications with unique characteristics, but many cannabis users are unaware of their true differences and similarities due to common misconceptions. Here's everything to know about the two and how they can influence your cannabis experience.

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- [Daily Deals Davis & Dixon](https://www.theartisttree.com/deals-davis-dixon/): The art’s not the only thing that changes at The Artist Tree. We’re always adding new brands to the Daily Deals lineup. Check back often so you don’t miss out.
- [Daily Deals](https://www.theartisttree.com/daily-deals/): The art’s not the only thing that changes at The Artist Tree. We're always adding new brands to the Daily Deals lineup. Check back often so you don't miss out.
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- [Zangria](https://www.theartisttree.com/strain/zangria/): Zangria is a unique cannabis strain bred by Wicard Trees. This strain is created by crossbreeding Zkittlez (indica-dominant hybrid strain) and Thin Mint Cookies (indica-dominant hybrid strain). 
- [Starboom 36](https://www.theartisttree.com/strain/starboom-36/): Starboom 36, also known as Starburst 36 or SB36 for short, is a hybrid cannabis strain known for its zesty terpene profile. Higher Ground Canna made it with 710 Labs by crossbreeding two unique strains, SB OG (hybrid strain) and '97 KC36 (hybrid strain). 
- [Sky OG](https://www.theartisttree.com/strain/sky-og/): Sky OG, also known as Skywalker OG, is a unique hybrid cannabis strain. This strain is created by crossbreeding Skywalker (indica-dominant hybrid) and OG Kush (indica-dominant hybrid). 
- [Pound Cake](https://www.theartisttree.com/strain/pound-cake/): Pound Cake, more formally known as London Pound Cake, was bred by Cookies. Its confirmed parent is Sunset Sherbet, itself a cross of Girl Scout Cookies and Pink Panties, which ties Pound Cake's lineage all the way back to OG Kush and Durban Poison through GSC's own family tree. The second parent has been the subject of years of speculation across cannabis strain databases, most of which simply list it as "an unknown heavy-hitting indica." 
- [Platinum OG](https://www.theartisttree.com/strain/platinum-og/): Platinum OG was bred by Apothecary Genetics, whose founder built the operation around collecting landrace strains from his travels and stabilizing them into hybrids suited for both industrial hemp and pharmaceutical-grade medical cannabis. Platinum OG's lineage traces to Master Kush and OG Kush, with a third parent that's never been officially confirmed. 
- [Moroccan Peaches](https://www.theartisttree.com/strain/moroccan-peaches/): Moroccan Peaches was bred by Purple City Genetics, a California breeder known for building cultivars specifically with hash and solventless concentrate production in mind, not just flower. It's a cross of Spanish Barbara and Lemon Tree Skorange, a combination that leans hard into terpene density and resin output instead of just chasing potency.
- [Master Kush](https://www.theartisttree.com/strain/master-kush/): Master Kush's roots run about as deep as cannabis lineage gets, straight back to the Hindu Kush mountain range along the Afghanistan-Pakistan border, home to some of the oldest landrace cannabis populations in the world. Amsterdam's White Label Seed Company stabilized those genetics into a proper hybrid by crossing Hindu Kush with Skunk #1.
- [Mango Haze](https://www.theartisttree.com/strain/mango-haze/): Mango Haze was bred by Mr. Nice Seedbank, the seed company founded by cannabis breeding legend Shantibaba, named after Howard Marks's memoir and closely tied to the original Haze lineage credited to the Haze Brothers in 60s and 70s California. It's a three-way cross of Northern Lights #5, Skunk #1, and Haze, stacking three foundational genetic lines into a single tropical-leaning hybrid.
- [Ghost OG](https://www.theartisttree.com/strain/ghost-og/): Ghost OG is a standout phenotype of OG Kush itself. It’s one specific cut that turned out exceptional enough to earn its own name. The story goes back to the old-school OverGrow cannabis forums, where a breeder known simply as "Ghost" was gifted an elite OG Kush clone and began distributing cuttings. Growers who got their hands on it quickly realized they were working with something special, and the name stuck to the phenotype.
- [Gemini](https://www.theartisttree.com/strain/gemini/): Gemini was bred by Alien Labs, crossing two OG-lineage parents: 2Face OG and Area 41. Both parent strains lean into that classic gassy, fuel-forward OG character, and Gemini inherited it directly, which means this isn't a dessert strain cross chasing candy flavors. It's made from strong, savory cannabis genetics on both sides.
- [Gelonade](https://www.theartisttree.com/strain/gelonade/): Gelonade was bred by Connected Cannabis Co., a California operation with a growing footprint in the high-THC hybrid space, crossing Gelato #41 with Lemon Tree. That combination stacks genetics from two already well-established lineages: Gelato #41 traces back through the Cookies family, while Lemon Tree carries its own pedigree, connecting Gelonade indirectly to legends like Chemdawg, OG Kush, and Durban Poison further back in its family tree.
- [Durban Poison](https://www.theartisttree.com/strain/durban-poison/): Durban Poison is a pure landrace sativa, which means it wasn’t engineered and bred like most strains on dispensary shelves. It developed naturally over centuries in the hills outside Durban, South Africa, adapting entirely on its own to the region's warm, coastal climate. It made its way out of South Africa in the late 70s, when international collaborators brought seeds abroad and began fine-tuning the plant's resin output and flowering time without altering its core genetics. 
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- [Service Area Page – Copiague](https://www.theartisttree.com/dispensary-copiague/): Coming from Copiague? The Artist Tree Farmingdale is just 8 miles north at 900 Broadhollow Road — a quick run up via Route 110 or the Southern State.
- [Service Area Page – Bay Shore](https://www.theartisttree.com/dispensary-bay-shore/): Coming from Bay Shore? The Artist Tree Farmingdale is about 11 miles west at 900 Broadhollow Road — an easy run via Sunrise Highway or the Southern State.
- [Service Area Page – West Babylon](https://www.theartisttree.com/dispensary-west-babylon/): Coming from West Babylon? The Artist Tree Farmingdale is just 7 miles north at 900 Broadhollow Road — a quick run up Route 109 to Route 110.
- [Service Area Page – Centereach](https://www.theartisttree.com/dispensary-centereach/): Coming from Centereach? The Artist Tree Farmingdale is about 20 miles west at 900 Broadhollow Road — a straight run down the LIE.
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- [Service Area Page – Melville](https://www.theartisttree.com/dispensary-melville/): Coming from Melville? The Artist Tree Farmingdale is just 3 miles south at 900 Broadhollow Road — minutes down Route 110 from the office corridor.
- [Service Area Page – Huntington Station](https://www.theartisttree.com/dispensary-huntington-station/): Coming from Huntington Station? The Artist Tree Farmingdale is about 8 miles south at 900 Broadhollow Road — a straight shot down Route 110.
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- [Cherry Runtz](https://www.theartisttree.com/strain/cherry-runtz/): Cherry Runtz is bred by crossing Runtz with Cherry Pie, itself a cross of Granddaddy Purple and Durban Poison. That makes Cherry Runtz a strain with an unusually deep, well-documented family tree of three generations of celebrity genetics stacked on top of each other before you ever get to the jar. 
- [Cake Crasher](https://www.theartisttree.com/strain/cake-crasher/): Cake Crasher was bred by Seed Junky Genetics, the California breeder behind Wedding Cake, Gelato #41, and a long list of other dessert-leaning modern classics. It's a cross of Wedding Cake itself and Wedding Crasher, making Cake Crasher less a fresh combination and more something of a double dose of that lineage. 
- [Biskante](https://www.theartisttree.com/strain/biskante/): Biskante was bred by Alien Labs, a California-based producer known for craft-quality, terpene-forward genetics. It's a cross of Biscotti and Melonade. Alien Labs has cited slightly different parentage in different releases, with some listings pointing to Biscotti #6 crossed with Zookies instead. So the precise lineage has a bit of ambiguity to it, though Biscotti's presence throughout is consistent.
- [Adios MF](https://www.theartisttree.com/strain/adios-mf/): Adios MF, technically an abbreviation of a much more colorful phrase, is a 2022 release from Cookies, bred by Seed Junky Genetics. It's a triple cross between Biscotti and Sherbet with Jealousy F2, stacking three heavy-hitting modern cannabis genetics into a single cultivar. Biscotti contributes its dense structure and gassy depth, Sherbet adds a citrusy sweetness, and Jealousy F2 rounds things out with its own Gelato-lineage complexity.
- [Papaya](https://www.theartisttree.com/strain/papaya/): Papaya was bred by Nirvana Seeds, a Dutch seed company known for making well-established genetics widely accessible to home growers. It's most commonly described as a cross of Citral #13, a Pakistani indica landrace prized for its citrus terpenes, and Ice #2, an Afghan-Skunk-Northern Lights hybrid that won the 1998 High Times Cannabis Cup.
- [Rewards-OLD](https://www.theartisttree.com/rewards-old-2/): Signing up is easy and we no longer require an app download. Just fill out a quick form with your email, and you’re in! No need to mess with push notifications or apps—just good ol’ email will keep you connected to your points and rewards.
- [Garlic Cocktail](https://www.theartisttree.com/strain/garlic-cocktail/): Garlic Cocktail was bred by Uprising Seed Co., crossing GMO Cookies (also known as Garlic Cookies, itself a cross of Chemdawg and GSC) with Mimosa. GMO brings its signature pungent, chemical-forward intensity and heavy resin production, while Mimosa contributes a brighter, citrus-driven sweetness, an unusual pairing that gives Garlic Cocktail one of the more distinctive aroma profiles on the shelf. 
- [Banana OG](https://www.theartisttree.com/strain/banana-og/): Banana OG's exact breeding history has a bit of debate baked into it, but most sources trace it to Crockett Family Farms, the same California breeders behind Tangie and several other terpene-forward lines. It’s a cross of OG Kush and a Banana phenotype closely related to Banana Kush. 
- [Super Glue](https://www.theartisttree.com/strain/super-glue/): Super Glue cannabis strain, also called Tacky Glue, was bred by Seedism Seeds, crossing two indica heavyweights: Afghani and Northern Lights. Afghani is a pure indica landrace with a centuries-long reputation for potency and resin production, while Northern Lights is one of the most influential and widely replicated indica strains in cannabis history. 
- [Birthday Cake](https://www.theartisttree.com/strain/birthday-cake/): Birthday Cake, sometimes called Birthday Cake Kush, is generally attributed to Seed Junky Genetics, and popularized by Cannarado Genetics. It's a cross of Girl Scout Cookies and Cherry Pie, two dessert-strain heavyweights in their own right. GSC contributes a doughy, vanilla-cookie base, while Cherry Pie adds a tart, berry-forward sweetness.
- [Strawnana](https://www.theartisttree.com/strain/strawnana/): Strawnana, also known as Strawberry Banana, was bred by DNA Genetics in collaboration with Serious Seeds and Reserva Privada. It’s a cross of Crockett's Banana Kush with the strawberry phenotype of Bubble Gum. Banana Kush brings the tropical, banana-forward character and a track record for consistency, while the strawberry Bubble Gum parent contributes the strain's signature berry sweetness.
- [Lemon Cherry Gelato](https://www.theartisttree.com/strain/lemon-cherry-gelato/): Lemon Cherry Gelato is one of the most popular cannabis strains with unique origins.  It's debated that this strain came from crossbreeding Girl Scout Cookies (indica-dominant hybrid) with Sunset Sherbet (indica-dominant hybrid) or a type of Runtz. 
- [ZKZ](https://www.theartisttree.com/strain/zkz/): ZKZ, also known as Zkittlez or The Original Z, is a hybrid cannabis strain with an interesting genetic lineage that got its name from the popular candy brand. The strain is a crossbreed of Grape Ape (an indica-dominant hybrid), Grapefruit (a potent sativa), and a third, undisclosed cannabis strain. 
- [Peanut Butter Breath](https://www.theartisttree.com/strain/peanut-butter-breath/): Peanut Butter Breath, also known as Peanut Breathe, is a cannabis strain with a unique genetic lineage and recognisable nutty and earthy terpene profile. This strain is created by crossbreeding Do-Si-Dos and Mendo Breath genetics. It's considered one of the rare, well-balanced hybrid strains. 
- [Chemdawg](https://www.theartisttree.com/strain/chemdawg/): Chemdawg, also known as Chemdog, is a cannabis strain with a legendary lineage that dates back to the early 90s. Chemdawg is an important element in the cannabis culture, as the strain is a predecessor to a few famous cannabis strains like Sour Diesel (crossbreeding Chemdawg and Super Skunk) and OG Kush (crossbreeding Chemdawg, Lemon Thai, and Pakistani or Hindu Kush). 
- [Grape Ape](https://www.theartisttree.com/strain/grape-ape/): Grape Ape is a mostly indica cannabis strain, known for its award-winning genetics and distinct grape-like smell. Apothecary Genetics created it in the early 2000s. Grape Ape is typically made by crossbreeding Skunk (hybrid), Afghani (indica landrace), and Mendocino Purps (indica-dominant hybrid). 
- [Granddaddy Purple](https://www.theartisttree.com/strain/granddaddy-purple/): Granddaddy Purple, or GDP for short, first appeared in 2003 in the Bay Area. Ken Estes is widely credited with commercializing the strain, though the actual origin story has a bit of mystery baked into it. Most sources describe GDP as a cross of Purple Urkle and Big Bud, while Estes himself has attributed it to a different blend involving Mendo Purps, Skunk, and Afghan genetics. 
- [GG4](https://www.theartisttree.com/strain/gg4/): GG4 came about in the 2010s, when breeders Joesy Whales and Lone Watty of GG Strains were working in Las Vegas, growing Chem's Sister alongside Sour Dubb, and a hermaphroditic Chem's Sister plant unexpectedly pollinated the Sour Dubb crop. Instead of tossing the resulting seeds, the pair planted them out, grew four distinct phenotypes to evaluate, and selected the fourth as the standout, which is where the name comes from.
- [Girl Scout Cookies](https://www.theartisttree.com/strain/girl-scout-cookies/): Girl Scout Cookies, or GSC for short, traces back to California’s Bay Area sometime between 2007 and 2012, bred by the Cookie Fam collective. The official breeder describes the cross as OG Kush (specifically a Florida cut) with an F1 Durban Poison, with F1 referring to a specific plant the Cookie Fam had been working with, not "first generation." 
- [Strawberry Cough](https://www.theartisttree.com/strain/strawberry-cough/): Strawberry Cough’s origin story starts less with a breeding program and more with a lucky find. Sometime in the 90s, a home grower in the Northeast stumbled onto a plant with an unusually intense, fresh-strawberry aroma. A clone eventually made its way to Kyle Kushman, then cultivation editor at High Times, who recognized how unusual it was and began growing and distributing it around New York before bringing it to California.
- [Green Crack](https://www.theartisttree.com/strain/green-crack/): The Green Crack strain dates back to the late 70s, bred by an Ohio-born grower who eventually settled in Athens, Georgia. He crossed a Skunk #1 with an unidentified Afghani landrace, then spent years hunting through the offspring for the right phenotype. What he landed on, he called Cush.

## Artists
- [Angela Luna](https://www.theartisttree.com/artist/angela-luna/): Luna (Angela Luna) is a California mixed-media artist who creates paintings through layers of hand-painted papers, vintage imagery, collage, and acrylic. Rather than working from a predetermined plan, she builds each piece intuitively, adding, covering, repainting, and rediscovering until the composition gradually reveals itself.
- [Kalief Porter-Brown](https://www.theartisttree.com/artist/kalief-porter-brown/): Kalief Porter Brown creates work where graffiti, surrealism, and abstraction collide. Rooted in memory, movement, and transformation, his practice draws inspiration from his father’s hand-drawn birthday cards, the raw freedom of early hip-hop graffiti, and the life lessons passed down by his parents. Studies at City College of San Francisco further shaped his belief that art is a powerful form of expression.
- [Brooke Ramirez](https://www.theartisttree.com/artist/brooke-ramirez/): Brooke Ramirez is an emerging artist from Los Angeles California. She loves to make representational paintings in watercolor and oil just as much as digital concept art for productions. Her ideal pieces combine ideation with fine art fundamentals in order to speak the unspeakable to her audience.
- [Shani Mayberry](https://www.theartisttree.com/artist/shani-mayberry/): Shani Mayberry is an emerging artist based in Fresno, California, whose practice explores themes of spirituality, self-discovery, and the unseen connections between the physical and metaphysical worlds. Through layered compositions rich in depth, structure, and mystery, her work invites viewers to pause, reflect, and engage with the unknown.
- [S. Mercedes Lovett](https://www.theartisttree.com/artist/s-mercedes-lovett/): S. Mercedes Lovett is an artist whose work is driven by an enduring fascination with the natural world. She does not claim to fully understand why she paints the subjects she does; she simply knows she is continually amazed by the beauty of nature. Painting is both a necessity and a source of deep fulfillment, allowing her to express herself through the richness of color, texture, and the physicality of paint. She paints because she needs to.
- [Joseph Jerigan](https://www.theartisttree.com/artist/joseph-jerigan/): Joseph Jernigan is a Fresno–based painter and the originator of Sweat Painting, Jernigan works his own sweat directly into the surface of his paintings, combining it with powdered pigment to build images he describes as “encoded with life.” The technique emerged from what Jernigan has called a yearning for self reconstruction and self recognition in a chaotic world, at a critical moment in his life.
- [Calista Rain](https://www.theartisttree.com/artist/calista-rain/): Calista Rain is an artist whose practice explores the connection between nature, emotion, and the human experience. Having painted since childhood, she draws deeply from flora and fauna, with flowers and animals recurring throughout her work.
- [Corby Cupp](https://www.theartisttree.com/artist/corby-cupp/): Corby Cupp is a visual artist whose practice explores abstraction through an intuitive, process-driven approach. Working primarily in acrylic on canvas, he also incorporates wood, paper, pens, spray paint, and other mixed media as each piece evolves. Rather than beginning with a predetermined image or concept, Cupp allows the creative process itself to guide the work, building, layering, and transforming each composition until it reaches a natural sense of resolution.
- [Gregory Shilling-Goins](https://www.theartisttree.com/artist/gregory-shilling-goins/): Gregory Shilling is a painter, sculptor, and muralist living in Sacramento. He is also an outdoorsman, a passionate birdwatcher and a loving partner and friend. Growing up, he drew animals and people constantly. In college, he explored a variety of mediums and made work that was arduous, experimental and lacking subtlety. Since receiving his BFA, Shilling has been making ends meet with design and mural gigs, while nurturing a consistent and ambitious studio practice. His work is a celebration of the figure and an exploration into storytelling, using body language and facial expressions as means of communication. Crucially, these works have a strong focus on composition and color palette. Until recently, Shilling has predominantly been a painter. However lately, his work has trended away from the canvas and toward sculpture. His recent pieces, made from layers of cut and sanded wood, bridge the gap between 2D and 3D art.
- [Katie Allen](https://www.theartisttree.com/artist/katie-allen/)
- [Rudy D](https://www.theartisttree.com/artist/rudy-d/)
- [One Archives/Katie Brightside](https://www.theartisttree.com/artist/one-archives-katie-brightside/): The Artist Tree will be showcasing curated images from the ONE Archives collection on our freestanding frames, as follows: four framed works measuring 24 × 18 inches, and four posters measuring 30 × 40 inches in collaboration with Brian Sonia Wallace.
- [Brian Sonia-Wallace](https://www.theartisttree.com/artist/brian-sonia-wallace/): Brian Sonia-Wallace was born in St. Louis and raised in Culver City, California, and Santiago, Chile. He holds an MA in sustainable development from the University of St. Andrews, Scotland.
- [Kii Arens](https://www.theartisttree.com/artist/kii-arens/): One of the most credible and influential in Los Angeles - the award winning Kii Arens, is a critical driver in the creation of modern pop culture. A contemporary American pop-artist, graphic designer, photographer, director, and musician. His personal work has been in art galleries all over the world. Kii credits Saturday mornings in the ‘70s spent watching Sid & Marty Krofft as some of his main inspirations. Never formally trained, this St. Paul native grew up with a fascination for album covers, vintage logos, and has created over 500 pieces for artists such as Dolly Parton, The Rolling Stones, Lady Gaga, Radiohead, Paul McCartney, Kacey Musgraves, Bernie Sanders, Beck, DEVO, Diana Ross, Lana Del Rey, The Doors, PIXIES, Glen Campbell, Tame Impala, The Replacements, Hollywood Bowl, Coachella, and Desert Trip, widely considered the most successful festival ever to take place.
- [Michael Osborne](https://www.theartisttree.com/artist/michael-osborne/): Michael Osborne is a Los Angeles–based actor, artist, and creative storyteller. His recent screen credits include the Netflix series Nobody Wants This and the Disney+ series The Mighty Ducks: Game Changers.
- [Mars Wright](https://www.theartisttree.com/artist/mars-wright/): Mars Wright is a self-taught mixed-media artist from Joshua Tree, California, whose work centers on accessibility, authenticity, self-love, and radical vulnerability. Working across fashion, textiles, murals, and guerrilla-style public art, Mars creates pieces that foster connection, visibility, and community.
- [Britt Westveer](https://www.theartisttree.com/artist/britt-westveer/): Britt (she/her) is a queer multidisciplinary artist based between Milwaukee and Los Angeles, working across textiles and photography. Her practice centers on the relationship between identity and nostalgia, weaving together analog techniques, forgotten traditional crafting, and digital tools. Through research, storytelling, and photography, she examines the erasure of women and queer histories. By reworking found imagery and narrative, she challenges romanticized folklore and invites reflection on those historically left out. Alongside her studio practice, she works fulltime as an art mentor with a nonprofit, supporting adults with developmental disabilities in their creative careers.
- [Disco Daddy](https://www.theartisttree.com/artist/disco-daddy/): The Disco Daddy is a crystal-obsessed designer to the stars, known for creating high-impact, disco-infused looks that radiate glamour under the spotlight. He gained international attention after crafting a custom Swarovski bodysuit, boots, and full dancer wardrobe for Lizzo’s Grammy Awards performance, cementing his reputation as a go-to designer for bold, show-stopping moments.
- [Dispel](https://www.theartisttree.com/artist/dispel/): Dispel (Benedict Wilson) was born and grew up in Northwest London where he developed an early interest in hip hop culture.
- [Michael Pang](https://www.theartisttree.com/artist/michael-pang/): Michael Pang is originally from Brooklyn, New York. Born and raised in NYC, he later graduated from Cornell University.
- [Drew Wood](https://www.theartisttree.com/artist/drew-wood/): Drew Wood is a photographer based in Eastern Fresno County, California, working under the name Central Sierra Photography. His work focuses on nature and wildlife imagery inspired by the landscapes, animals, and open spaces of California. Through his photography, Drew captures quiet moments in the natural world with an emphasis on texture, movement, and the character of native wildlife and the wilderness they inhabit.
- [Gabriel Lopez](https://www.theartisttree.com/artist/gabriel-lopez/): Gabriel Lopez, also known as “gsultimatic,” is a Sacramento-based artist whose work explores color, motion, texture, and space through a contemporary approach rooted in aerosol culture. Emerging from a traditional graffiti background, Lopez developed a personal visual language that blends abstraction, layered movement, and large-scale composition into work designed for both public and private environments.
- [Tiranjini PillaI](https://www.theartisttree.com/artist/tiranjini-pillai/): Tiranjini Pillai, a visual artist based in Sacramento and born in Fiji Islands pays homage to her community and ancestors through storytelling. Her work explores connection through narratives rich with movement and color, creating a vibrant expression of diverse art styles and mediums influenced by experience and environment. Her practice includes murals, illustration, and background painting in animation. 
- [Susan Ramirez](https://www.theartisttree.com/artist/susan-ramirez/): I’m from Los Angeles Grew up in Compton and south central
- [Kate Sanchez](https://www.theartisttree.com/artist/kate-sanchez/): I am a Salvadoran photographer born and raised in Mid-City, Los Angeles. I dedicate my love and practice to photography and sculptural work. My projects have allowed me to connect with my family history, roles, and inner world with nostalgic warmth and strength, helping me move forward. I love photographing my music scene, family background, and streets, and creating fine art environments in my work. I also explore the dark nature of grief, dwelling on the everlasting love that transcends it, and finding peace during life-altering moments. It is essential for me to strike a balance between solitude and community. Befriending my shadow, connecting with myself through my photo expression, and inviting personal moments, as we are never alone.
- [Oscar Rodriguez](https://www.theartisttree.com/artist/oscar-rodriguez/): My name is Oscar Rodriguez. I'm a paper mache artist, who's born and raised in Los Angeles. My art journey started back in March of 2020. Playing music came to a grinding halt and I was recovering from finger surgery. My girlfriend introduced me to this medium. Since then, I haven't stopped making art. If I had to describe my work, I would describe it as neo mexican folk art.
- [Angel Gonzalez](https://www.theartisttree.com/artist/angel-gonzalez/): My name is Wavy Angel I am born and raised in Los Angeles. I have a passion for capturing people and their raw emotions. There's nothing more rewarding than capturing genuine emotions and moments that reveal the true essence of a person.
- [Jhoanna Azul](https://www.theartisttree.com/artist/jhoanna-azul/): I’m Jhoanna Azul, I was born and raised in LA and I’m a painter, sculptor, and entertain other mediums as well like embroidery.
- [Ellie Reis](https://www.theartisttree.com/artist/ellie-reis/): Mixed Media Maximalist Illustrator and Graphic Designer
- [Daisy Carlene](https://www.theartisttree.com/artist/daisy-carlene/): Born and raised in the San Fernando Valley, Ca, Daisy Carlene is a visual artist known for her works that incorporate textile. Surrounded by creativity and artistic expression, she developed her own unique pieces that reflect the diverse and cultural impact of her environment. Her work captures the essence of her upbringing and Mexican roots, resulting in a captivating artistic journey that continues to evolve in hopes to inspire others.
- [Grace Jo](https://www.theartisttree.com/artist/grace-jo/): Unserious Jo is a Southern California based airbrush artist whose work spans a wide range of surfaces, including apparel, furniture, and traditional canvas. Her practice is rooted in street culture and driven by satirical expression, blending unexpected motifs with a playful edge. Centered on funky, pop culture inspired airbrushed designs, her work aims to surprise and engage audiences of all ages. Each piece is one of a kind, defined by its individuality and the value of its uniqueness.
- [Simone Quiles](https://www.theartisttree.com/artist/simone-quiles/): My practice primarily explores themes of diaspora, magical realism, and the inherent connection between person and land.
- [Jeanette Haro](https://www.theartisttree.com/artist/jeanette-haro/): Long Beach local photographer who used to focus on Music and media and has shifted into current ongoing events in our community and passion projects that represent my cultural background. Seeking to get more connections in galleries and involvement in local art shows to expand the reach of my art not only online but in person.
- [Niko Lara](https://www.theartisttree.com/artist/niko-lara/): My name is Niko Lara and I'm a 30 year old photographer originally from the Bay Area/Northern California. I've been shooting photos for 14 years and started with shooting street skateboarding photos with my friends. My mom was the first person to teach me about photography and she is one of my largest influences to this day. Other creative influences of mine are Jerry Hsu and J. Grant Brittain. Now-a-days my photos revolve around intimate and fleeting moments throughout my personal life. In a way, it's similar to shooting action/skateboarding so it feels familiar to me but the subject matter can be everchanging. I hope to continue world building and evoking feelings through my photos.
- [Claire Aguilar](https://www.theartisttree.com/artist/claire-aguilar/)
- [Michael Sandoval](https://www.theartisttree.com/artist/michael-sandoval/): Street photographer @filmdotorg photo gallery curator & event organizer
- [Jasmin Morales](https://www.theartisttree.com/artist/jasmin-morales/): Jasmins Morales is a photographer from Los Angeles
- [Natalia Requena](https://www.theartisttree.com/artist/natalia-requena/): Hi ! My name is Nat and I am a tattoo artist and painter from Inglewood now based in Northridge. All of my art comes from my deep emotions. As a troubled teenager, I found painting as a way to handle and process the intense emotions I feel. I still continue to paint and draw my emotions to show the beauty in emotions people don’t like to talk about.
- [Jorge Gonzalez](https://www.theartisttree.com/artist/jorge-gonzalez/): Street and Portrait photographer from Los Angeles.
- [Willie Thomas](https://www.theartisttree.com/artist/willie-thomas/): Willie Thomas is a self-taught multidisciplinary artist who grew up on the border of Compton and Los Angeles. Initially, art served as a personal outlet for him, a means to escape the harsh realities of his environment. Living in one of LA's most perilous neighborhoods, Will turned to art as a survival tool, steering clear of the gang violence that plagued his community. Having witnessed the devastating consequences of gang violence on his friends, Will understands firsthand the significance of art within black and brown communities. It serves as a powerful tool to express emotions, foster understanding, and help individuals navigate through challenging experiences. His artwork often features a 2D animation style, where he crafts a unique universe that celebrates Black identity, skin tones, queer culture, and women. Through his creations, Will aims to uplift communities that are frequently misrepresented in contemporary society. His work pays tribute to Black culture, serving as a bridge across diasporas while delving into his own African American heritage. Resourcefulness is a hallmark of Will's artistry; lacking access to high-quality materials doesn't hinder his creativity, as he employs unconventional mediums and found objects to produce distinctive art. Currently, he works as an assistant artist at a middle school in Hawthorne and collaborates with LA Commons on various community art projects throughout Los Angeles. This work drives his commitment to support and elevate these communities through his own artwork. Growing up without role models in the art world made it challenging for Will to envision himself as an artist, but by becoming a community artist, he aspires to inspire the next generation of creatives.
- [Joceline Espinoza](https://www.theartisttree.com/artist/joceline-espinoza/): Hello~ my name is Joceline Espinoza. I’ve lived in Oxnard forever. I usually work with ink on paper, and the style I have been gravitating to the most is pointillism. Creating images from hundreds of little dots.
- [Angel Romero Reyes](https://www.theartisttree.com/artist/angel-romero-reyes/): My name is Angel but I mostly go by Nano. Born and raised in Oxnard. I love photography, painting, and skating. I feel that my work best displays my interpretation of my surroundings through my life, living in the heart of downtown Oxnard has put me in the position to witness many unexpected experiences. Theres nothing more than I love than seeing my city being discovered and appreciated.
- [Noe Lopez](https://www.theartisttree.com/artist/noe-lopez/): Noe Lopez is a Candid Photographer who incorporates philosophies, poetry, fashion, humor, pop culture and more into their photography to better understand humanity as it grows into its future self and how it may function then and how much of the remnants of our past survived up until now. while still allowing space for the fellowship of humans to blossom and express itself as they come. this photographer is confronted with natures invisible language that surpasses its spoken version. as we say 1 picture is worth a thousand words.
- [Gehovanni Luna](https://www.theartisttree.com/artist/gehovanni-luna/)
- [Mariah Garcia](https://www.theartisttree.com/artist/mariah-garcia/): Mariah Garcia is a self-taught oil painter based in California’s Central Valley. Rooted in lived experience and emotional memory, her work creates visual narratives that invite viewers to connect, reflect, and communicate through imagery-driven storytelling. Garcia began making art at a young age and further developed her practice through studies at California State University, Fresno, alongside extensive personal research and historical artist study.
- [Brian Tavares](https://www.theartisttree.com/artist/brian-tavares/): Brian Tavares is a lifelong cannabis cultivator, educator, and Certified Cannabis Specialist based in California’s Central Valley. With over two decades of hands-on growing experience and formal training through UC Merced’s Green Flower program, Brian bridges legacy cultivation wisdom with modern growing science—always grounded in integrity.
- [Dolly Haus](https://www.theartisttree.com/artist/dolly-haus/): Dolly Haus is a Bay Area–based artist who has been creating art since the age of five. Working primarily with acrylic paint, her practice centers on cannabis imagery. Her process is free and intuitive. Through expressive mark-making and instinctive color, Haus invites viewers into moments of stillness, play, and recognition.
- [Melissa Birdwell-Marchi](https://www.theartisttree.com/artist/melissa-birdwell-marchi/): Melissa Nickole is a multidisciplinary artist, painter, illustrator, graphic designer, and children’s book author. Inspired by nature and storytelling, she creates dreamlike visual worlds that invite curiosity and a sense of whimsy.
- [Arie James Dallas](https://www.theartisttree.com/artist/arie-james-dallas/): Arie James Dallas is a contemporary artist based in San Pablo, California, working across oil, acrylic, and digital painting. Their practice blends contemporary realism with subtle surrealism, creating emotionally resonant works that feel both intimate and dreamlike.
- [Franceska Gamez](https://www.theartisttree.com/artist/franceska-gamez/): Franceska Gamez is a visual artist born in Manila and raised in the Bay Area. Her multidisciplinary practice spans painting public murals, building immersive installations, and creating sculptural works. Characterized by an elegant blend of abstract and representational forms, her work tells layered stories that illuminate the emotions surrounding them.

## Events
- [🕸️ Séance on Santa Monica Blvd: Halloween Drag Show](https://www.theartisttree.com/event/%f0%9f%8e%83%f0%9f%96%a4-seance-on-santa-monica-blvd-%f0%9f%96%a4%f0%9f%8e%83/): The spirits are calling, and the queens are answering! Join us at The Artist Tree West Hollywood Lounge for Séance on Santa Monica Blvd, a wickedly entertaining Halloween drag show featuring some of West Hollywood’s iconic local performers. Come dressed to slay for our costume contest, with prizes for 1st, 2nd, and 3rd place!
- [🎃 Halloween High-Low: Party at The Artist Tree](https://www.theartisttree.com/event/%f0%9f%8e%83%f0%9f%96%a4-hawthorne-high-lloween-%f0%9f%96%a4%f0%9f%8e%83/): Get ready for a wicked night at The Artist Tree Hawthorne Lounge! Join us Friday, October 30 from 6–9 PM for a Halloween celebration packed with spooky fun, good music, and plenty of ways to get creative.
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- [Puff, Puff, Paint: Get Creative With Your Buds](https://www.theartisttree.com/event/puff-puff-paint-get-creative-with-your-buds-12/): We invite you to free your mind and create a unique and elevated painting experience.
- [Puff, Puff, Paint: Get Creative With Your Buds](https://www.theartisttree.com/event/puff-puff-paint-get-creative-with-your-buds-13/): We invite you to free your mind and create a unique and elevated painting experience.

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