A paint class where you can also get high.

That’s the hook of Denver: Puff Pass and Painting Class, a cannabis-friendly artistic evening built around a guided canvas you can take home. I like that it’s social without being serious, and it gives you a clear path from blank panel to something you can be proud of.

Two things I especially like: the step-by-step instruction and the relaxed vibe with like-minded people as the evening unfolds. If you want to bring your own product, the vibe is more chill than “eventy,” and that helps first-timers feel comfortable. One thing to plan for: the smoking part may happen in a designated area, not in the main painting room, so read the room and expect to move a bit.

Key things to know before you go

• Bring your own cannabis (if you want) for a casual, laid-back group atmosphere
• Instructor-led painting with easy guidance so you’re not staring at a blank canvas
• You still get to improvise while following the steps
• Supplies are included: 11 x 14 canvas panel, paints, brushes, and an instructor
• Check-in is straightforward at Unit A under the Cannabis Tours sign
• You start with at least one pre-roll (complimentary), and extra treats may be part of the experience

The studio vibe: relaxed, social, and built for creativity

This is not a high-pressure “learn to paint perfectly” class. The point is getting you painting with a supportive guide while the room keeps a friendly, 420-appropriate energy. You’ll be around other adults who are there for the same reason you are: to have fun and make art.

I also like the mix of structured guidance and room to be yourself. The class is set up to keep momentum, but you’re encouraged to follow your instincts instead of painting only one correct version.

One more detail that matters in real life: the environment is designed to keep you comfortable. More than one person talked about the host doing small things to help everyone settle in and stay warm when needed—those little touches change how enjoyable the evening feels.

What you’ll do during the 90 minutes (and how the class flows)

The class runs about 90 minutes, and it’s built around a simple rhythm: arrive, get settled, paint along, then take your finished piece home. There’s no need to know art basics. You’re guided through the process in a way that feels doable even if you’ve never picked up a brush for anything other than a craft project.

Here’s the flow you can expect:

First, you check in at Unit A and look for the Cannabis Tours sign above the door. Once you’re in, you’ll get a welcome with a complimentary pre-roll courtesy of Puff Pass and Paint. People also described hanging out in a chill lounge while others arrived—some mentioned retro video games, which gives the evening a social warm-up before the painting starts.

Next comes the instructor-led painting. Expect step-by-step directions that help you build the image layer by layer. At the same time, you’ll have chances to make it yours—use your own instincts for small choices and “go with the whim” moments, rather than trying to match a picture exactly.

Finally, you’ll finish up and bring your painting home. The big practical win here is that you don’t just leave with a memory—you leave with an actual canvas (11 x 14) you created.

Smoking logistics: what to expect with the puff part

This class is marketed as puff and paint, but the most important practical detail is that smoking may not happen in the same spot where you paint. Some setups require you to go to a separate smoke room or outdoors area to partake. That means you should expect a little movement and don’t plan on staying seated with your supply the entire time.

There’s also an important rule detail in at least some sessions: you may only be able to smoke in the designated smoking area if you’re using what the host provides there, not just anything you bring. This is worth taking seriously if you’re planning to bring your own product—your best move is to confirm how the “smoking room” works for your specific class time.

The upside: the painting portion still stays social and comfortable. You’re not being pushed out of the experience—you’re just working with a split setup between painting and smoking.

Your canvas and supplies: what’s included (and what that means for value)

You don’t need to bring art materials. The class includes:

• Canvas panel (11 x 14 inches)
• Paints
• Brushes
• Instructor

That’s a big deal for value, because you’re paying for the full guided experience, not just the instructor time. Also, having a fixed canvas size means everyone works on the same scale, which keeps the instruction practical. You’ll be able to follow the steps without guessing what the instructor means by scale or coverage.

In terms of the finished piece, you’ll create your own take-home painting using the instruction and your own choices. In at least one described class, the subject was a weed plant, and the overall takeaway was that the result felt like it belonged to the participant—not a copied template.

Instructor energy: why the right teacher makes or breaks it

A lot of the enjoyment here seems to come down to the instructor’s style—some hosts are extremely engaging, encouraging, and quick to interact with the group. When the instructor stays present, it helps in two ways.

First, painting can feel intimidating if you think you’re supposed to be “good.” Encouragement lowers the stress. Second, if the instructor explains steps clearly and keeps the pacing comfortable, you actually have time to finish most of your canvas.

That said, a small number of people mentioned the instructor could move a bit fast or that engagement could be more consistent. Also, a few felt the class time was short for completing every detail they wanted. So if you’re the type who likes to linger and tweak, consider that 90 minutes can feel like a sprint.

Price and value: is $39 worth it in Denver?

At $39 per person for about 90 minutes, this is priced like an affordable activity with a built-in creative outlet. The value comes from a few concrete things:

• You get a take-home canvas (11 x 14)
• Supplies are included (paint + brushes)
• You get an instructor guiding the steps
• You receive a complimentary pre-roll welcome

You’re also paying for an experience that’s specifically designed around a cannabis-friendly social space. That’s not just an “art class” with a side note—it’s built to match your evening plans if you want something themed and laid-back rather than a typical museum stop.

If you’re trying to choose between this and a generic paint night somewhere else, the differentiator is the puff-and-paint setup and the comfort of a cannabis-appropriate environment.

Who this class suits best (and who might hesitate)

This experience fits best if you want a casual social night with something creative to show for it.

You’ll probably enjoy it if:

• You’re planning date night or a group evening and want an activity that isn’t just dinner and a walk
• You like low-pressure creativity with step-by-step support
• You’re comfortable being around other adults in a 420-friendly setting
• You want something you can take home, not only a photo

You might hesitate if:

• You strongly prefer not to move between rooms (smoking may be in a separate area)
• You want a very long painting session to finish every detail
• You’re sensitive to fast pacing and would rather have more time per step

Getting ready: ID, age rules, and what to bring

This isn’t the kind of activity where you can just show up with a mood. You’ll need the right paperwork.

Bring a passport or ID card. Your ID must not be expired and should be intact—no peeling, no cracks through the photo or font, and no holes. Photos of IDs aren’t accepted. If you have a temporary ID, it must be scannable and include a photo.

Also, this activity is not suitable for people under 21. Plan accordingly.

If you’re bringing cannabis, remember: cannabis products are not listed as included. The complimentary item is a welcome pre-roll courtesy of Puff Pass and Paint, but you should still assume you’re responsible for any additional product you want to use beyond what’s provided.

Meeting point: where you go first

Check in for your class at Unit A. Look for the Cannabis Tours sign above the door. Getting this right matters because the evening runs on a set class start time, and you’ll want to arrive before the instructor gets going.

If class times change, you’ll receive more details by email after booking. So keep an eye on your inbox as the date gets closer.

Tips to make your painting go smoother (even if you’re new)

Even though the class is beginner-friendly, a few habits help a lot:

• Pay attention to the order of steps. The painting works best when you follow the build-up instead of trying to correct everything at the end.
• Don’t over-fix on perfection. This is about making something you like. Let the instructor guide the structure; you can take creative liberties where you want.
• Plan for pace. If you know you get slow when concentrating, you might finish less than you hoped. Mentally budget your time for the whole canvas, not just the last details.
• Respect the smoking area rules. If the setup uses a designated smoke room, follow what’s allowed there so you don’t lose time stepping out or waiting.

Should you book Puff Pass and Painting Class in Denver?

If you want a simple, social 90-minute creative activity that includes the canvas and takes the guesswork out of painting, I think this is an easy yes—especially for groups or date nights. The main reason to book is the combo: instructor guidance + take-home art + a chill cannabis-friendly environment.

I’d only say pause before booking if smoking logistics would genuinely annoy you (like needing to go to a separate area) or if you need a slower, longer painting session to feel satisfied with every detail. If that’s you, you might prefer a standard paint night with no “puff” rules to navigate.

FAQ

How long is the Denver Puff Pass and Painting Class?

The class duration is 90 minutes.

How much does it cost?

The price is $39 per person.

Where do I check in for the class?

Check in for your class at Unit A. Look for the Cannabis Tours sign above the door.

Is cannabis included?

No. Cannabis products are not included, but you do receive one complimentary cannabis pre-roll courtesy of Puff, Pass and Paint when you arrive.

Do I need to bring my own cannabis?

You can bring your own weed, if you want. However, cannabis products are not included in the package price.

What’s included with the class?

You’ll get a canvas panel (11 x 14 inches), paints, brushes, and an instructor.

What identification do I need?

Bring a passport or ID card. Your ID must be not expired and in good condition for scanning. Photos of IDs are not accepted, and passports are accepted but not passport cards.

Is the class only for adults?

Yes. It’s not suitable for people under 21.

Is the class wheelchair accessible?

Yes. The activity is listed as wheelchair accessible.

Can I cancel and get a refund?

Yes. It offers free cancellation up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund.