The Bay Area's Favorite Record Store Will Soon House Its Own Marijuana Dispensary
Amoeba Records, the iconic record store brand with locations in Los Angeles, San Francisco, and an original location in Berkeley, CA, has announced that the latter store will sooon house a marijuana dispensary in addition to being one of the most cherished musical institutions on the West Coast.
Having already opened a marijuana doctor's office within the store, plans to expand to a full-blown dispensary were submitted earlier in the year by Amoeba owners Marc Weinstein and David Prinz, and word of the acceptance came through this week. So now it is official: A countercultural icon will continue its presence in a move that would have seemed unthinkable even a few short years ago. That's the bay area for ya.
The dispensary is to be named BC3––Berkeley Compassionate Care Collective––And will find a home in Amoeba Music's jazz room. “Weed can help save music—absolutely,” co-owner Dave Prinz stated in an interview...
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