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Dr. Greenthumbs Dispensary, Owned By Cypress Hills B-Real, Opens Saturday

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Dr. Greenthumb’s, a cannabis dispensary founded by B-Real of Cypress Hill, is set to open its first Midwest location in Bucktown, Chicago, on Saturday. The grand opening will feature local hip hop artists and DJs, celebrating the brand's connection to marijuana culture. Situated at 2200 N. Ashland Ave.

, the dispensary shares a building with Pup Social, a members-only dog club. B-Real, also known for his music and advocacy for cannabis legalization, aims to bring his legacy to the Chicago community. The dispensary offers a range of products, including cannabis flower, vapes, and pre-rolls for medical and recreational users. Dr. Greenthumb’s is part of a growing number of dispensaries in Bucktown, enhancing the area’s cannabis landscape.

The approval and construction process took several years, reflecting the challenges of establishing cannabis businesses in Illinois. With its opening, Dr. Greenthumb’s reinforces the ongoing conversation about marijuana legalization and its cultural significance.

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