TULALIP — The first Tulalip Tribes retail cannabis store opens Friday.
Remedy Tulalip is among the first cannabis dispensaries in the U.S. to open on a reservation.
Lining up for the opening of the cannabis shop in Tulalip that is taking an Apple Store/Starbucks approach to pot. pic.twitter.com/l9PYE3CZsw
— Andrea Brown (@reporterbrown) August 9, 2018
The flagship store at 9226 34th Ave. NE in Quil Ceda Village aims to attract connoisseurs and tourists with a shopping experience. The store is partnering with affiliated Native American cannabis suppliers.
“Indian Country is poised to become leaders in the emerging cannabis market,” Les Parks, Tulalip Tribes Board of Directors, said in a press release. “Three decades of experience in entertainment and hospitality, and an I-5 location, give Tulalip an advantage. We have built a cannabis retail model that brings the same level of engagement, knowledge, and professionalism that we offer at all our properties.”
Grand opening of Tulalip cannabis shop. Someone said something about free samples. I might not make it back to work. pic.twitter.com/1YRbd2dVpe
— Andrea Brown (@reporterbrown) August 9, 2018
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