Holiday Cannabis Deals: Halloween to New Year

The dates, and what each one actually is

Halloween, Saturday 31 October. The one holiday where the product and the occasion line up by themselves. Sweets are the theme of the night, and the edible shelf is largely sweets.

Green Wednesday, Wednesday 25 November. The day before Thanksgiving, and the one most people outside the industry have never heard of. It is consistently among the busiest cannabis retail days of the year across the US, for a simple reason: people are travelling home, seeing family, and stocking up the night before. If you only plan ahead for one date on this page, it is this one.

Black Friday, Friday 27 November. Exactly what it is everywhere else. Expect the shop and the menu to be busy.

Christmas Eve and Christmas Day, 24–25 December, and New Year. Gifting season. We are open on normal hours right through it, which is not true of everywhere.

How the offers work

Worth understanding before a busy date, because the mechanics do not change even though the individual products do.

There are three kinds of offer running at any time. The Nuna Bundle takes 20% off your entire order when you add three participating items, and it is not restricted to one category — three completely different things still trigger it. Single-item markdowns are applied to specific products rather than categories, and they are the deepest discounts we do. Brand multi-buys are fixed-price sets from individual producers, listed with the brand named.

The full explanation is on the deals and bundles page, and whatever is running today is on the live specials list. Offers follow individual stock, so the list is the only accurate source — this page explains the pattern, not the prices.

The practical advice for a busy date: the bundle is the one most people leave on the table, and it is easiest to build when the shelf is full. That argues for ordering before the date rather than on it.

Halloween: the sweets shelf

If you are buying for Halloween, the candy-flavoured end of the menu is unusually deep. On the shelf at the time of writing:

Gummies — Hashtag Honey Cotton Candy, Wyld Sour Cherry, Sour Apple and Sour Tangerine, STIIIZY Sour Strawberry, and Off Hours Papaya Candy.

Something other than gummies — Space Poppers Sea Salt Caramel Popcorn (they also do a Churros and a Chicago version), or Punch’s Original Smores milk chocolate bar.

If you would rather not eat it — Jaunty Space Candy disposable, Heady Tree Candy Fumez pre-roll, or Lemon Candy Runtz flower.

Browse the full edibles menu for what is in stock today, and the edibles guide if you are new to the category — particularly the timing section, which matters more on a night out than any other.

Autumn and Thanksgiving

The seasonal flavours do exist, and there are fewer of them than at Halloween:

Fernway Pumpkin Spice disposable and Cannabals Pumpkin Spice Latte cones cover the obvious one. For a seasonal drink there is Ayrloom’s Cranberry Apple Cider and Honeycrisp Cider. On the apple side, Mini Mart Apple Fritter flower, Revert Cannabis Apple Fritter kief-infused pre-ground, and Trout & Co. Apple Pyramids live rosin. Eaton Botanicals Cinnamon Cacao Golden Ticket rosin gummies are the warm-spice option.

Christmas and gifting

Chocolate is the deepest part of the menu for gifting, and it is where the presentation is best. Punch run a wide bar range — Dark Chocolate Sea Salt, Original Toffee, Dark Chocolate Almond, Milk Chocolate Caramel Bits and a solventless Mint Dark Chocolate. Cannabals Milk Chocolate Cones and Grön’s Milk Chocolate Caramel Pips round it out.

One practical note on gifting: accessories — grinders, storage and the like — are often the easier choice for someone whose taste in product you do not know.

Anything cannabis can only be handed to an adult 21 or over with a valid photo ID, which is worth bearing in mind if you are planning to give it rather than hand it over in person.

Ordering around a busy date

Delivery is free across Westchester County and the Bronx and most orders arrive within one to two hours. The last delivery of the night arrives by 11 PM, seven days a week — that is an arrival time rather than an ordering deadline, so on a busy evening leave more than the usual window.

Two things worth doing before Green Wednesday or Christmas Eve specifically: order earlier in the day than you normally would, and use the scheduled delivery option if you know when you will be in. Both matter more on the four dates above than on an ordinary Tuesday.

We are open on normal hours through all of these dates, including Thanksgiving and Christmas Day. The hours page lists each one.

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