Chesacanna at 10534 York Road, Suite 101 in Cockeysville is one of Baltimore County’s most decorated independent dispensaries — a 2025 Leafly List Winner with a 4.9-star rating across over 525 reviews, and widely cited as one of the last independently owned dispensaries holding its own in a Greater Baltimore market increasingly dominated by multi-state chains. The wellness-forward operation was Read more...
Apothca’s Lynn dispensary sits at 491 Lynnway on the commercial strip running through Lynn, Essex County — the company’s first adult-use location in Massachusetts, opened October 2019. Locally operated as part of a three-location Massachusetts group, the Lynn store carries flower, pre-rolls, concentrates, edibles, tinctures, and topicals drawn from Apothca’s own cultivation operation as well as curated wholesale partners across Read more...
The Green Lady Dispensary sits on Amelia Drive in Nantucket’s mid-island commercial corridor, about 30 miles offshore in the Atlantic — a location that makes it unlike any other cannabis operation in Massachusetts. Because federal law prohibits cannabis from crossing federal waters or airspace to or from Nantucket, every product sold at 11 Amelia Drive must be grown, processed, extracted, Read more...
Sanctuary Medicinals occupies a storefront on Pearson Boulevard in Gardner, just off MA Route 2 in Worcester County — the main east-west artery through north-central Massachusetts connecting Fitchburg, Athol, and the Quabbin region. The store serves both recreational adults and medical patients, with medical cardholders receiving priority treatment: preferred parking, no wait times, and access to one-on-one consultations with staff Read more...
Lume Cannabis sits on Honor Highway in the village of Honor, in Benzie County, about 20 miles southwest of Traverse City and just minutes from the gateway to Sleeping Bear Dunes National Lakeshore. The location puts it squarely in the path of the Lake Michigan shoreline tourism corridor — serving year-round Benzie County residents as well as travelers coming through Read more...