In 'Puff Pass Paint' class, people make art while getting high on marijuana - take a look inside
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More Americans favor legal marijuana than ever before.
As the $6.9 billion industry steps into the light, a new subculture around pot is taking shape. It shrugs off the stoner stereotypes of the past and brings like-minded people together to enjoy the plant in legal, communal settings. In San Francisco, private events centered on cannabis are gaining popularity, including gourmet "wake and bake" brunches and ganja-fueled yoga.
The latest trendy event series in San Francisco has people getting high on marijuana during painting workshops, much like the paint and wine classes taking America by storm.
We attended a Puff, Pass & Paint class to see what it was like.
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