Collective High is a private social club for the high-minded, dedicated to changing the stigma around cannabis use. We curate unforgettable experiences and live events that center cannabis education, consumption, and culture at the forefront for the canna-curious, canna-confident, and canna-connoisseur. Our work in cultivating an active community of advocacy stands at the intersection of cannabis, art, politics,
music, food, fashion, and sustainability.
Our mission is to make cannabis an exciting, accessible, and
culture-forward experience for all.
Curated. Cultivated. Never Duplicated.
We are Collective High.
PARTIES
Collective High parties are built with the spirit of decadence + resistance to mediocracy. We bring the magic by putting together highly conceptual parties, crafted for our private list of global movers + shakers, which allows our guests to expand on their definition of what having a good time means.
Our parties are collaborative ventures focusing on cannabis, culture, entertainment, art, politics, music, food, fashion & sustainability. We invite free thinkers, philanthropists, partiers, revolutionaries, and rebels alike to join our social club.
SALONS
In addition to our parties, our salons are elegant gatherings with a think tank vibe. A mixture of elegance, decadence, and revelatory discourse capture the essence of Collective High’s salon experience. Brought together by the commonality of progress, big ideas, and challenging status quo, our salons are nestled in the belief that a mixture of talented connections can change the world, given the proper environment to talk, discuss, imbibe and create.
Inspired by the Enlightenment Era, Collective High is a source for community and brave new ideas that have the possibility of changing the world.
IMPACT
Creating social impact is key to our values and foundation. It’s not lost on us that the cannabis industry co-opted the legacy market’s blueprint, which was carved out by Black and Brown bodies that fill private prisons, while dispensaries that now look like Apple stores are predominantly owned by rich white men. We all get to enjoy the plant with greater ease and access because of those who laid down the groundwork. So it’s also up to us to help those who have been intentionally left behind as casualties.
Collective High seeks to help upend the racist harm from the failed “War on Drugs” by requiring membership philanthropy, available through peer sponsorship, volunteering, and various community outreach programs.