This 4th Of July Weekend Will Bring The First Medical Cannabis Farmers Market To LA
Like we
have said many times in this blog, the marijuana legalization movement is only
gaining more territory every day and today we want to tell you about the first
medical marijuana farmers market in LA.
Yes, you read right! There will be
a medical cannabis farmers market in Los Angeles.
It will be
this Fourth of July weekend, when the California Heritage Market, first opens
its doors to the public, at the Boyle Heights’ West Coast Collective. This place, will allow people with official
ID to offer their fresh medicinal marijuana to patients and people who really
do need this plant to survive.
Paizley
Bradbury, who is the executive director of the West Coast Collective, said “what
we’re doing is giving patients in L.A access to better, more affordable
medicine. With dispensaries, the
medicine can get pretty pricey. By
removing the middle man, patients will be getting medicine direct from vendors
for what is essentially a wholesale price.”
Bradbury
also talked about the 50 vendors who will be part of this new medicinal cannabis farmers market and who will be offering some of their freshest buds
and edibles to patients. The market will
be located on a 15000 square foot space in Boyle Heights, at 1500 Esperanza
Street and it will be open from 10 am to 8 pm this Fourth of July Weekend.
Bradbury
also stated that they are doing everything that the California law requires
them to do and that all medical marijuana cards will be checked.
It is nice
that some entrepreneurs are thinking of getting better prices for medical
marijuana patients and it is great to hear that farmer markets like this one
are going to start appearing everywhere soon.
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