Located above SWADE Cannabis’ Delmar dispensary, this former church-turned-cannabis-friendly events space has become a vital hub of St. Louis canna culture. The customizable event is an inclusive, community gathering place for creators, artists, entrepreneurs, and anyone looking to host a get-together and has a regular lineup of cannabis-friendly events, such as yoga, sound baths, night markets and puff-and-paints that offer something for everyone. Though no food is served, guests are encouraged to bring their own eats and non-alcoholic drinks for any activity where it’s appropriate. 6166 Delmar.
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Missouri’s first consumption lounge is going strong on Cherokee Street under the ownership of cannabis advocate Brennan England, who also founded the St. Louis Cannabis Club. So it’s fitting that the lounge offers monthly “Grow N Tell” cultivator meet-ups, as well as a range of social events such as karaoke nights, Dungeons & Dragons, stand-up comedy, yoga, and sound baths. Pricing for entry includes $420 annual memberships, $100 monthly passes, $50 couples’ passes, and $15 day passes. 2834 Cherokee.
Mother-daughter owners Tiffany Marsh and Alexi Snipes are pioneers in St. Louis’ culinary cannabis scene with their restaurant, Euphoria Kitchen + Kocktails, the first area establishment to offer cannabis-infused dishes and drinks. Cannabis enthusiasts can smoke, vape, eat, and drink THC; play games; or simply relax in the luxuriously furnished lounge. For an extra $10 for food and $5 for alcohol-free drinks, customers can add 2.5 mg of THC to their orders. Euphoria operates as a club, with a $150 annual membership or $25 day pass required for entry. 5916 Delmar.
High Horse Saloon may have moved from its original home in Gray Summit to a new spot in Sullivan, but the vibes that made it a popular gathering spot remain as elevated as ever. This
Old West-inspired lounge is part the City Distributions network of cannabis dispensaries offers a wide array of social events, but the real draw is the friendly staff and welcoming community spirit. The private, members-only experience is available with day passes, as well as monthly or annual memberships. 2662 Highway MO-100, Gray Summit. 651 Fisher, Sullivan.
Similar to the High Horse Saloon, House of Emerald is a private, members-only City Distributions consumption lounge. But the vibe at the Crystal City location is all about following the canna-brick road to your destination, whether it’s holistic, all-natural healing or a more social experience with live music jam sessions, karaoke, or trivia. Education is central, with classes about concentrates, equipment cleaning, joint rolling, and more. Day passes, monthly and annual memberships are available. 100 N. Truman, Crystal City.
This popular day trip and glamping destination in St. Clair is also earning a reputation for cannabis-friendly outdoor events like infused dinners and cannabis-friendly art classes, as well as overnight stays. The 200-acre site along the Meramec River is a perfect combination of natural peace and infused wonder. Owner Samantha Williford’s resort isn’t membership-based; instead, guests reserve lodging (in retro buses, vans, or even a houseboat) and choose their amenities. 2300 Mill Hill Road, St. Clair.
Technically, MO Growing Supplies is a grow supply store, but it also serves as a canna-community gathering place and events venue where guests can enjoy everything from a “Doughnuts and Doobs” Sunday snacktime to puff and paint parties and a growers-inflected farmers market. The space emphasizes education, so look for growing seminars and other informative workshops. 245 Kitchell, St. Clair.
Located just south of the Arch in downtown St. Louis, Social Well STL is part wellness club, part events venue and all canna-friendly. Come for a yoga class, soundbath, seminar or one of its n/a gatherings at its alcohol free “bar.” The venue is also available for private events and buyouts. Monthly memberships are available. 904 South 4th.
Stick’s Social Lounge is St. Charles County’s essential cannabis gathering place thanks to its packed events calendar, games selection that includes cornhole, pool, skee ball, pinball and arcade games and menu of infused beverages like coffee, soda and tea. Food trucks regularly show up outside to cater to your munchie needs. The venue calls itself as “kinda like a coffeehouse, but for the cool kids,” an apt description. 9390 Veterans Memorial, O’Fallon.
From its headquarters on La Beaume Avenue, STL Homegrowers offers a variety of ways for cannabis industry professionals and enthusiasts to network, learn and gather. The HQ hosts a wide mix of cannabis-related events, ranging from more industry-focused markets to bingo nights, taco Tuesdays and movie nights. Events are posted on its website, social media and often through Eventbrite. 918 La Beaume.
Located in Bonne Terre, this laid back consumption lounge and canna-friendly venue offers a wide range of ways to connect with fellow enthusiasts. SunRae’s hosts a variety of events such as bingo, painting parties, workshops, and farmers markets, all in a welcoming atmosphere meant to build community. 7027 Stormy, Bonne Terre.
