Recap: The 420 State Fair, the world's largest 420 celebration

Photo by Wavy Monii

Firstly, it needs to be acknowledged how important and impactful it is that the 420 State Fair, an open marijuana consumption event, happens on Southern Paiute Land. NuWu Cannabis is named after the Nuwuvi, aka the Southern Paiute people, who originated on the land we now call Las Vegas. Right in the heart of Downtown Las Vegas lies 31 acres, and it belongs to the Las Vegas Paiute Tribe.

The 420 State Fair was a major feat accomplished by Jennifer Tramaglino, Cannect Hospitality, and Farechild. It ran from noon to midnight, and not completely on stoner time, either. It was a full day of activities featuring:

• carnival games sponsored by weed brands

• paint and puff

• carnival food

• bomb vegan options from Simply Pure

• the pink CAKE booth,

• a Culture & Cannabis music showcase featuring a solid lineup of Vegas artists

• a 4:20 countdown!???!!

• a ferris wheel ...paired with joints, dabs, and infused drinks!!! Smokers' paradise. The weather is so important to note as well, because it was literally PERFECT. It was hot but the breeze was cool enough to make it make sense. Thank you, Lord, on Easter Sunday.

Everywhere was great and all, but NTDLV.com spent our day at THE COOLER LOUNGE. A hidden tent on festival grounds. We know everyone didn't make it to The Cooler Lounge because they're not adventurous enough to feed their curiosity. But we love and appreciate the people who did pass by, took a tour of the website, subscribed to our page, and gained entrance into our space.

The Cooler Lounge was filled with DJs and beatmakers playing rare cuts & exclusive edits, and the vibe wouldn't have been complete with Glitch Grrl on visuals all day & night. This was a spot for music lovers and people that wanna nod their head to good music while smoking weed with their peoples.

Photos by Wavy Monii

Check out the gallery below to catch more vibes from a beautiful day. There are so many photos of @nothingtodoLV founder *CoCojenkins because she rocked a killer DJ set towards the end of the night on the Rythm Official main stage with special guests King JaRED, Uhmeese Fuego, and dancers Goddess Jay & Babygirl Bee (and their butt cheeks).

The best way to end the night was on top of the ferris wheel , reflecting on such a free, beautiful, and fun day. We can't wait to do it all again next year.

Photos of *CoCojenkins by Wavy Monii

Photos of THC Design by goblins&co.