This holiday season will be lonely or different for many as the COVID-19 pandemic forces us to celebrate from a distance. And while a year off from holiday work parties may be welcome, staying in the spirit solo gets harder as Christmas and Hanukkah get closer.
Kendal Norris is used to creating seasonal vibes for crowds at her Mason Jar events, but she knows how to bring the party home, too. Known for pairing local cannabis products, chefs and music to reflect the time of year, Norris is hosting virtual Mason Jar events during the pandemic. She always has a few tips ready for a tasteful holiday celebration, with or without cannabis, so we asked the party planner extraordinaire how to get the most out of winter and weed smoke at home.
Westword: Mason Jar does a great job of pairing seasonal festivities with cannabis use. When you look at winter, what seasonal aspects match well with cannabis?
Kendal Norris: My vision of winter is always infused with all things holidays. They say we have two seasons in the South: summertime and Christmas. The holidays are my favorite time of year, so it’s easy to get excited about decorating and pondering this year’s Christmas morning casserole. Winter is the time to go inward and get cozy — and cannabis, with a little kushy couch lock, lends itself to this soft, dark time. Don’t be afraid of those heavy indicas this time of year: Go for…
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This holiday season will be lonely or different for many as the COVID-19 pandemic forces us to celebrate from a distance. And while a year off from holiday work parties may be welcome, staying in the spirit solo gets harder as Christmas and Hanukkah get closer.
Kendal Norris is used to creating seasonal vibes for crowds at her Mason Jar events, but she knows how to bring the party home, too. Known for pairing local cannabis products, chefs and music to reflect the time of year, Norris is hosting virtual Mason Jar events during the pandemic. She always has a few tips ready for a tasteful holiday celebration, with or without cannabis, so we asked the party planner extraordinaire how to get the most out of winter and weed smoke at home.
Westword: Mason Jar does a great job of pairing seasonal festivities with cannabis use. When you look at winter, what seasonal aspects match well with cannabis?
Kendal Norris: My vision of winter is always infused with all things holidays. They say we have two seasons in the South: summertime and Christmas. The holidays are my favorite time of year, so it’s easy to get excited about decorating and pondering this year’s Christmas morning casserole. Winter is the time to go inward and get cozy — and cannabis, with a little kushy couch lock, lends itself to this soft, dark time. Don’t be afraid of those heavy indicas this time of year: Go for…