Running April 14 through April 20, SF Space Walk 2026 brings growers, lounges, new flower releases and citywide cannabis culture back into focus, with a month of related programming beginning April 3.
San Francisco is getting its weed week back.
SF Space Walk, the city’s annual 4/20-season cannabis festival curated by journalist and author David Downs, returns this year with a weeklong lineup of flower drop parties, lounge activations and neighborhood events spread across the city from April 14 through April 20.
Modeled in spirit after San Francisco Beer Week and Restaurant Week, SF Space Walk is built around a simple but smart idea: treat cannabis releases with the same energy other industries give album drops, chef collabs and product launches. In this case, the stars are cultivators, lounges and fresh flower.
The event’s centerpiece is a seven-night run of what organizers describe as “drop parties,” gatherings where consumers can meet growers, explore new releases and experience the city’s legal cannabis lounge scene in a more social, curated setting. According to event materials, participating growers this year include brands such as Sense, Snowtill, Sunset Connect, Moon Valley, Umma Sonoma, Wood Wide Farms and Bosky, among others. Lounges and retail partners span multiple San Francisco neighborhoods, including spots like Moe Greens, Mission Cannabis Club, Fig & Thistle, Urbana and others.
That matters because SF Space Walk is doing more than throwing parties. It is trying to remind people that San Francisco still has one of the richest cannabis cultures in the world, and that legal weed can still feel local, specific and alive when it is rooted in place.
That may be the real hook here.
At a time when California cannabis often gets flattened into price wars, compliance headaches and shelf-space battles, SF Space Walk leans into the side of the industry that …
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Author: High Times / High Times
