Hoppin For Haze

Greetings friends and patrons of Fire & Oak, we are thrilled to bring attention to our first ever Hoppin For Haze smoke sesh coming to Mount Holly on April 19th. Once again, our buds over at Colonial Cafe are happy to be hosting us for another event, and we’re excited to tell you all about it.

The team here at Fire & Oak dispensary are always stoked to tell you about our favorite craft brands, which is why we’re so pumped to be sharing the venue with some of them during the sesh.

Bliss Co – A newcomer to the Jersey space, Bliss Co aims to open strong in the NJ market with award winning genetics, and artisanal grade products that discerning smokers will appreciate.

Needless to say, we expect big things from them and are happy to welcome them to the fold. Once launched, you can find their products exclusively at our boutique cannabis dispensary.

Sun Extractions – Dedicated to bringing quality full spectrum experiences, Sun seems to be dominating the small craft experience we thrive on in New Jersey. With their focus on their liquid sunshine resins, their live resin sugars, and their live resin badders, if you’re a fan of great, natural tasting extracts, you might want to check them out.

Space Ranger – Do you like liquid diamonds, sauce, and flavorful terpene infusions? How about crumble unlike anything you’ve ever tasted before? If you’re looking for something different, maybe even out of this world, look no farther than Space Ranger. With their plant-based terpenes distinctly flavoring each of their products with deliciously potent combinations, you may have found the secret weapon that makes your friends say wow the next time you share your pen or rig.

Lobo –  Leading the way in premium pre roll experiences, Lobo is no stranger to what NJ smokers are looking for. Their hemp rolled blunts are sharable, divinely rolled, glass tipped pieces of heaven you might not want to share. Big enough for a group, yet decadent enough to smoke all by yourself; their flagship blunt, The Presidente, turns heads wherever it’s sparked. Pick one up before the smoke sesh at Fire and Oak, Lobo’s exclusive partner in our area.

Aside from our friends in the cannabis space, we also have some food, drink, and entertainment we’d like to welcome to the sesh and shine a spotlight on as well.

Jon Braun – Local artist and multimedia creator Jon Braun will be on site creating live art as well as selling prints of his finished works at his table. Often seen walking around town, Jon is known for creating abstract and interactive pieces, often using prompts and thought experiments as the basis for his creations.

Jake Strong – Part street performer, part mentalist, the interactive performance magic of local magician Jake Strong will be sure to delight all audiences. Jake uses his wit and natural charm to make everyone feel at ease while he works his wonders. He’s sure to enrapture everyone who sticks around for the show without a doubt.

Glazed & Confused – Food truck legends and tri-state locals, Glazed & Confused will be parked up and handing out free donut flights to sesh guests. Known for their signature mini donuts, their mouthwatering confections range from traditional styles like glazed and jelly, to things like salted caramel pretzel or black forest pie. We can’t wait to see what delicious treats they’ll have for us on the 19th.

Colonial Cafe – Of course we can’t forget our gracious hosts over at Colonial Cafe, who have become a local institution for their no nonsense approach to coffee. Their cozy, small town, nook and cranny vibe make all who walk in feel right at home. Whether you just want to read a book and sip your coffee in peace, or playing a stimulating game of chess with a friend is more your vibe, there’s a room or corner waiting to accommodate.

From all of us here at your favorite Mount Holly dispensary, we know it’s going to be an absolute blast, we hope you hop on down to see us! For further information please reach out to Info@faomtholly.com or check out our event flyer https://mainstreetmountholly.org/event/hoppin-for-haze-at-colonial-cafe/

This article was written by Fire & Oak Employee and Mt. Holly resident Zack Schultz.