Massachusetts Cannabis Conferences and Events in 2024-2025
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- Massachusetts Cannabis Conferences and Events
The schedule of key cannabis industry events in Massachusetts:
2024
| Date | Event | Details |
|---|---|---|
| Twice per month | Cannabis Control Commission Public Meeting | A publicly-accessible meeting of the Massachusetts Cannabis Control Commission, held twice a month, in-person or remotely, from the Worcester Union Station |
| 22-23 March, 2024 | NECANN | Northeast Cannabis Industry convention, held at the Hynes Convention Center, in Boston |
| 5-6 June, 2024 | Flower Expo | A B2B cannabis trade show, held in Greenfield |
| 21 Sept, 2024 | The Boston Freedom Rally | A MassCann cannabis advocacy event, held at the Boston Common |
2025
| Date | Event | Details |
|---|---|---|
| Twice per month | Cannabis Control Commission Public Meeting | A publicly-accessible meeting of the Massachusetts Cannabis Control Commission, held twice a month, in-person or remotely, from the Worcester Union Station |
| 21-22 March, 2025 | NECANN | Northeast Cannabis Industry convention, held at the Hynes Convention Center, in Boston |
| TBD | Flower Expo | A B2B cannabis trade show, held in Greenfield |
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A cannabis conference is an industry-specific event similar to other business expos, but it focuses on all aspects of the cannabis industry. Attendees can expect to find a diverse array of businesses, including professional services such as lawyers, accountants, banks and payment providers, equipment manufacturers, security professionals, agricultural and gardening suppliers, construction companies, CBD and hemp brands, cannabis accessory vendors, and technology companies offering software solutions.
For cannabis business insiders, these conferences are excellent for B2B connections, networking, and discovering new services and technologies to support their operations. For cannabis consumers, these events provide an opportunity to discover new brands, learn about the latest products, and engage with local businesses. While THC consumption is generally not allowed on-site, the conferences offer valuable informational sessions, panels, and secondary events that enhance industry knowledge and foster community engagement.