Tha Dogg House, the cannabis brand founded by American rapper Snoop Dogg, has announced a members-only cannabis social club in Barcelona. As first reported by High Times, the venue will be in the El Raval district, at Carrer de Peracamps, 9. It will be the brand’s first location in Spain and its third in Europe. An official opening date has not been announced.

The announcement was made on 9 November. In a statement quoted by Cannabis Business Times, the rapper said: “From Paris to Milan to Amsterdam, Europe has shown me nothing but love.” He added that Barcelona “knows how to gather”.

What is planned

The brand already runs two coffeeshops in Amsterdam. The Barcelona venue will instead follow the cannabis social club model, which has long existed in Spain, particularly in Catalonia’s capital.

According to the announcement, the club is intended as a place for members to meet and spend time together. Access will be limited to members aged 18 and over. Sales to non-members and consumption outside the premises will not be allowed.

Images released before the opening show a lounge-style interior with blue velvet sofas, ambient lighting and gold-toned decoration. The company has not yet said what membership will cost, which products will be available or what activities will be held.

Other celebrity ventures in Spain

Snoop Dogg is not the first cannabis-linked celebrity brand to move into the city. In May 2020 Cookies, co-founded by the rapper Berner, opened its first international shop in Barcelona. High Times reports that it sold branded clothing, accessories and smoking gear rather than cannabis.

In January 2026, the brand TYSON 2.0, linked to Mike Tyson, announced a social club in Marbella and said it was developing a similar project in Barcelona. There has been no confirmation that the Barcelona site has opened.

Legal position

The legal footing of Spanish cannabis clubs is unclear. They operate as private associations, but no national law explicitly allows them to distribute cannabis to members. The model has been subject to attempts at regulation, court rulings and municipal restrictions.

High Times reports that Barcelona’s city government has stepped up inspections and enforcement against such clubs in recent years. The debate involves tourism, gentrification and concern that some clubs now serve mainly foreign visitors.

Why it matters in the UK

Barcelona is a popular destination for British visitors. In the UK, cannabis remains a Class B drug under the Misuse of Drugs Act 1971, and there is no equivalent social club system. Spanish arrangements do not change the law for UK residents.