Planning a Revolution Day 2026 celebration? From organising entertainment and preparing your venue to promoting your event and honouring South Africa’s cannabis activists, here’s the Rolling Stoner checklist for getting it right.
As Brazil debates political power, sovereignty and psychedelic culture, South Africa faces its own question: can responsible cannabis tourism create real opportunities for local communities?
Upstairs, Cannabury feels like a friend’s living room. Downstairs, a community thrift shop helps support Malmesbury. Discover how this cannabis social lounge brings people together through sustainability, creativity and responsible cannabis culture.
From a family garden overflowing with cannabis plants to a growing network of nurseries, Dagga Farmacy has built its reputation around quality genetics and shared knowledge. In this Rolling Stoner Session, Seth Ferreira discusses the family’s horticultural legacy, the importance of preserving cannabis genetics and why growing your own can be such a rewarding experience.
Lekker Leaf has launched its new brand identity reflecting so much more than its previous logo.
CBD Care founder Megan Steyn talks plant medicine, indigenous knowledge, South African wellness products, advocacy and the future of her Sedgefield business.
Creme de la Creme has won Amber Cup 2026 for the third year running, topping 17 finalists after an extensive community judging process across South Africa.
In 2017, Mama G and Sugarman baked cannabis-infused muffins for their wedding reception. Nearly a decade later, Mama G’s has 22 competition awards, judging invitations as far afield as Thailand, and a nostalgic new soda on the way. This is the story of how it happened.
Heading to the Parys 150 celebrations? Take the long way around town with Route 420, exploring Tribe and Tree, Bree Street, local food, quirky shops, the Vaal River and more.
Heading to Riebeek Kasteel for Olive Festival weekend? Discover eight local stops worth exploring, from Dank Valley Collective and Dagga Farmacy (Ts and Cs apply) to wine, food, gardens and independent shops across the Riebeek Valley.
