EventHi is a ticketing and listings platform for cannabis events, built around organisers running their own pages.
Who they are
A San Diego company operating a self-serve platform where organisers create an event page, set ticket tiers and sell entry. There is no editorial staff and no newsroom. The value on offer is a payment and guest-list rail that stays available to cannabis-adjacent gatherings, plus a shared shop window for them.
What they cover
Whatever organisers list, which in practice splits two ways. On one side, consumer culture: outdoor festivals, Halloween parties, beach gatherings, brunch socials and camp weekends. On the other, industry programming: equity summits, health and business conferences, dispensary takeovers and recurring revenue workshops. Listings run coast to coast, across California, Illinois, Nevada, Minnesota, Ohio, New Jersey, Arizona and Connecticut, and the occasional booking has nothing to do with cannabis at all.
Format and cadence
Events appear as organisers post them, some dated years ahead, with tickets ranging from free registration to just under a hundred dollars. An email list carries event and industry updates to anyone who opts in.
Who it's for
Two audiences at once. Organisers who need somewhere to sell tickets and manage the door, and attendees looking for what is actually happening in their market, in the kind of rooms catalogued in our cannabis-friendly venue directory. Neither comes for reading material.
Where to find them
The website is the entire product, with a support desk and an email list attached.
Background and significance
EventHi is a ticketing and event-discovery platform designed for cannabis-related gatherings. Organizers can create listings, manage registration and sell tickets for conferences, classes, festivals, networking events and community programs that may not fit the policies of mainstream event platforms. Its role is operational: it supplies infrastructure for events rather than covering them editorially.
Distinctive role
The platform addresses a practical access problem created by payment, advertising and content restrictions around cannabis. A specialized ticketing provider can support organizers who otherwise risk account interruptions or inconsistent category enforcement. Because listings are organizer-created, quality and completeness vary; EventHi is most valuable as a transaction and discovery layer that should be paired with direct verification from the individual event producer.