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Immersive Cannabis Museum & Live Events in SoHo, NY

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About The House of Cannabis

Welcome to The House of Cannabis, an immersive cannabis museum in the heart of SoHo, New York. Located at 427 Broadway, this space featured multi-sensory exhibitions, private lounges, a cafe, a corner store, and occasional live performances. As of 2025, the venue is reported closed with lease activity noted. This page preserves essential context for planning and nearby options for guests and event organizers.

Past event highlights include performances by A Boogie Wit Da Hoodie and live glassblowing by Jerome Baker. We provide practical details for getting to the area, parking options, nearby hotels, and recommended dining to help you navigate the neighborhood.

Transit access includes nearby Canal Street and a network of bus and subway lines just a short walk away. While there is no on-site parking, off-site garages along Broadway offer parking options. Nearby hotels such as The Soho Grand (310 West Broadway) and The Mercer Hotel (147 Mercer Street) provide convenient stays close to SoHo’s dining and nightlife. For future experiences, check current active venues and events that capture the area’s creative energy. We’ve got you covered with straightforward planning options and trusted local resources.

Note: As of 2025, The House of Cannabis is reported closed with space available for lease. For future cannabis-culture programming in New York City, follow official announcements and nearby venues for similar experiences.

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Seating, Parking & Venue Information

  • Address: 427 Broadway, New York, NY 10013 (SoHo).
  • Venue type: immersive cannabis museum with multi-sensory exhibitions; building reported as 3–5 floors and roughly 25,000–30,000 square feet.
  • Opening: grand/opening period around April 7, 2023 (SoHo opening coverage before/at launch).
  • Notable events: live performances (e.g., A Boogie Wit Da Hoodie) and live glassblowing by Jerome Baker during early events.
  • Layout: private lounge, ground-level gathering space, cafe, corner store; 10 exhibits across the space; some seating exists (e.g., in ‘The Spot’ area).
  • Transit: nearby Canal Street area; closest subway access (1 line) within a short walk.
  • Parking: no on-site parking; nearby off-site garages exist (examples include garages on/near Broadway such as 411 Broadway options).
  • Nearby hotels: The Soho Grand (310 West Broadway) and The Mercer Hotel (147 Mercer Street) within walking distance.
  • Status: out of business/closed as of 2025; signage indicated space available for lease; official site and social channels reduced or inactive.