While crunching some numbers from the Marijuana Regulatory Agency’s Statistical Reports for a project, we got some insight into the growth of the Michigan cannabis market that we decided to share with all of you.
Bold graphics and a checkerboard floor feature in a Superette marijuana shop in Toronto, which was created by the brand’s in-house team in collaboration with Canadian designer Emily Robinson.
Move over “pot to prison” because there’s a new pipeline in town: the exodus of restaurant workers to cannabis industry jobs.
Time out has a feature on an immersive cannabis experience that has just opened in New York City.
Crain’s Detroit Business reports that among marijuana-friendly communities in Michigan, the three cities to have garnered the most recreational business licenses are Ann Arbor, Bay City and Battle Creek.
The Bay Mills Indian Community gave a presentation during a special Flint Township Board of Trustees meeting Monday, Oct. 4 regarding its plans to open a recreational facility.
The organization was formed to promote safe and responsible cannabis experiences in Michigan’s sprawling tourism and hospitality industry. It is committed to improving local economies throughout the state by helping businesses unlock new revenue opportunities that will lead to job creation and increased commerce.
New Standard Park Place in Muskegon is putting a new spin on Halloween on Saturday, October 30th with Halloweed, a licensed cannabis consumption event.
MiCHIGO is conducting a study of cannabis travel & hospitality in Michigan are hoping to get your feedback!