How and where to celebrate after Hash Bash in Ann Arbor this year

Smaller crowd for Ann Arbor's 55th annual 'Hash Bash'

The 55th annual Hash Bash kicked off Saturday on the University of Michigan's Ann Arbor campus. The push for kush started in 1972 as a protest against harsh marijuana laws following the imprisonment of activist John Sinclair, later evolving into a celebration of legalization and cannabis culture.

It's legal in Michigan, but activists say Hash Bash is still a protest

Hundreds of people crowded the University of Michigan Diag on Saturday in Ann Arbor for the 55th annual Hash Bash celebrating marijuana.

How and where to celebrate after Hash Bash in Ann Arbor this year

ANN ARBOR, MI - There will be no Monroe Street Fair at Ann Arbor Hash Bash this year, which means attendees will have to search elsewhere to enjoy food, drinks and music during the day and evening.