A 420 bash in Toronto will help Canadians with cannabis convictions
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Tokyo Smoke is hosting a 420 party this year, and proceeds from the event will help expunge Canadians’ non-violent cannabis convictions.
After two years of being unable to get together to hail the stoner’s holiday, the iconic holiday will be in-person this year! Tokyo Smoke will be throwing a party in celebration, and it will include DJs, performances, comedians and, of course, weed.
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The event will be held at Airship 37 on Parliament Street. There’s no alcohol permitted at the event, but there will be a canna-bar by Bud Buffet. Of course, there will also be swag for days and giveaways.
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The April 20 event will have performances by comedians Mike Rita and Friends, DJ BabyQ and Shaq Provo.
The event runs from 4 pm to 10 pm, and tickets go for $11.62. All proceeds from the event go to Pardons Canada to help expunge Canadians with non-violent cannabis convictions on their records.
Tokyo Smoke Presents: 420 Celebration
When: April 20, 4 pm to 10 pm.
Where: 37 Parliament Street
Tickets: Tickets can be purchased here.