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Berkshire Roots sits on the eastern side of Pittsfield on Dalton Avenue, behind the company’s 26,000-square-foot cultivation building — the tallest structure on the block and a landmark that makes the dispensary easy to find. Founded in 2018 as the first medical marijuana dispensary to open in Pittsfield, Berkshire Roots is a vertically integrated cannabis company growing at the highest Read more...
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Sanctuary Medicinals’ Danvers location occupies Suite 20 at 2 Electronics Avenue — tucked into the Danvers Industrial Park at the far end of Electronics Ave, directly off I-95 and Route 1 South, making it one of the most accessible medical dispensaries on Massachusetts’ North Shore. Danvers has banned recreational cannabis sales, so this location serves registered medical patients only, bringing Read more...
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In Good Health’s Brockton dispensary anchors the company’s vertically integrated cannabis operation at 1200 West Chestnut Street — a location just off Route 24 (Exit 31B) in southwest Brockton where the cultivation facility, extraction lab, infusion kitchen, and retail floor all occupy the same complex. As one of the first dispensaries licensed in Massachusetts (open since 2015), In Good Health Read more...
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Curaleaf occupies a storefront on West Street in Ware, in Hampshire County, along the Route 9 corridor in central Massachusetts — a location that gives it strong visibility to residents of the Quabbin Reservoir region as well as towns that are underserved by nearby retail cannabis options, including New Braintree, West Brookfield, Warren, Palmer, Belchertown, and Pelham. The store is Read more...
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Silver Therapeutics occupies a storefront on Main Street in Williamstown, in the Colonial Plaza shopping center, making it the first cannabis dispensary to open in this northern Berkshires college town when it launched in April 2019. The store is about a mile from Williams College, within easy walking distance via Main Street, and sits in the same corridor as the Read more...
