Hytek Cultivation & Processing Experience | 10:00 AM Tour | Friday, June 19

We’re excited to offer rare access to one of Michigan’s most respected cannabis operations — Hytek Detroit — paired with a curated retail stop at The Refinery Detroit.

This guided, multi-stop experience begins at The Cake House Ann Arbor and takes you behind the scenes of cannabis production — from cultivation to processing to the retail shelf.

You’ll suit up and step inside an active cultivation and processing facility, walking through the full lifecycle of the plant while learning directly from the team behind the brand. From genetics and cultivation techniques to solventless extraction and post-harvest handling, this is cannabis education at its highest level.

Hytek is known for producing top-shelf flower and terpene-rich rosin — crafted with intention, precision, and a deep respect for the plant. You’ll get an inside look at what makes their products stand out, from strain selection to final presentation.

This experience is designed for curious consumers, enthusiasts, and anyone who wants to understand cannabis beyond the dispensary counter. It’s not a lecture — it’s access.

Guests will depart from The Cake House Ann Arbor aboard the Michigan Marijuana Tours bus and travel to Hytek’s Detroit facility for an immersive, guided walkthrough. Following the tour, the experience continues with a stop at The Refinery Detroit, where you can explore a curated retail environment and see how premium products make their way to market.

As part of this experience, guests will receive a small goody bag and access to exclusive pricing at The Cake House.

These tours are personally hosted and thoughtfully designed to set a new standard for cannabis tourism — education-first, experience-driven, and built with intention.

This is your chance to see what happens before cannabis reaches the shelf — from seed to sale. Discover what’s coming next, meet the people behind the products, and experience the craft, culture, and community shaping Michigan cannabis today.