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Prohibition 420!

Saturday, we went to the Prohibition 420 soirée at Smith Commons. We snapped Canna Care Docs' Sandi Niford, Maggie Fauver and Kathleen McKinnon.

The soirée marked the launch of the Elevated Events Group and featured a 1920s-inspired celebration of the cannabis prohibition in Washington, DC. Here, Extreme Edibles chef John Steele with Elevated Events Group's Ashley Stafford.

Guests were encouraged to wear their finest Roaring '20s garb, including some great flapper dresses and zoot suits. Here, Albrecht Report LCC's Shannon Blair-Albright and Arie Albright with Christine Valino.

Attendees enjoyed complimentary cannabis product from local cannabis cultivators and extraction artists, such as delicious cupcakes and muffins from Extreme Edibles. Here, Aniss Bensidhoum with bartender Kobra Bensidhoum.

Travis Holler, Richelle Castillo and Alfredo Flores contributed to this issue.

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