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Before the doors opened, Silver Therapeutics CEO Joshua Silver told The Williams Record that Williamstown’s arts-and-outdoors culture matched the customers he imagined serving. The retailer says the recreational cannabis dispensary opened in April 2019. Its origin story centers on the overlap Silver saw among residents and travelers drawn to the Clark Art Institute and MASS MoCA—a specific idea of place that shaped the Williamstown plan.
The Williams Record reported that the Colonial Plaza shop was Silver Therapeutics’ first planned storefront. At the time of the article, the company had completed municipal permitting and was finishing construction while pursuing a Cannabis Control Commission adult-use license. Silver’s explanation was unusually tied to the town: he pictured customers “involved with the arts scene, interested in the outdoors,” and connected that audience with the Clark Art Institute and MASS MoCA. He also acknowledged the uncertainty surrounding a new industry where state and federal rules overlapped, including questions involving banking, insurance and the College. His stated aim was to respect the College’s decisions and be a good neighbor. The retailer later reported opening the Williamstown store in April 2019.
Google currently lists both free and paid parking-lot options, plus wheelchair-accessible parking and a wheelchair-accessible entrance. The listing also indicates that debit cards are accepted. Because these practical details can change, confirm the arrangements that matter to you before visiting.
For planning separate stops, the Clark Art Institute route is listed as a 2.06-mile, 47-minute walk or a 2.31-mile, 7-minute drive. MASS MoCA is listed as a 4.03-mile, 90-minute walk or a 3.98-mile, 8-minute drive. Both driving times are traffic-unaware estimates, not live-traffic guidance.
The current listing shows 9 a.m.–9 p.m. Monday through Thursday, 8 a.m.–9 p.m. Friday and Saturday, and 8 a.m.–8 p.m. Sunday. Check before visiting because listed hours can change.
Yes. Google currently lists both curbside pickup and delivery; confirm current availability and terms with the store.
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35 N. Main Street, Lanesborough, MA
12.9 miles away
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