On Saturday, cannabis enthusiasts celebrated the sweet leaf at Ann Arbor’s annual Hash Bash. Started in 1972 to protest the arrest of activist John Sinclair for possessing two joints, the Hash Bash has grown into a political rally, a festival with the adjacent Monroe Street Fair, and a celebration of the end of cannabis prohibition in Michigan.

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“The smell of pot is everywhere.” –Old-Macaroon8148 Credit: Mo Williams
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The Monster Hash Oct. 27 from 6 p.m. – 12 a.m. at 2 West Ypsi; 21+ Riverside Roll Up presents this spooky cannabis-filled event. There will be a costume contest with a grand prize presented by Herbology. The event will also include music from DJ Icee and DJ Medusa. Tickets are $5 online or $10 at the door. Credit: Mo Williams
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