THRIVE CANNABIS MARKETPLACE RENO DISPENSARY TO OPEN THIS SATURDAY, NOV. 23

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A look inside the THRIVE Cannabis Marketplace Reno dispensary. (Photo Courtesy of THRIVE Cannabis Marketplace)

THRIVE CANNABIS MARKETPLACE RENO DISPENSARY TO OPEN THIS SATURDAY, NOV. 23

The Newest Store Makes THRIVE the Largest Cannabis Retailer in Nevada

RENO, NEVADA (November 2019) – THRIVE Cannabis Marketplace’s newest location in Reno, Nevada officially opens Nov. 23, occupying the former Butcher Boy Meat & Deli location at 7300 South Virginia Street. With the new flagship Northern Nevada location, THRIVE officially becomes the largest retailer in the state.

Guests will get their first look into the dispensary where they can purchase a variety of cannabis and CBD products including pre-rolls, flower, vaporizers, concentrates, edibles and accessories. The new location will be open from 8 a.m. to midnight, seven days a week.

THRIVE’s first day of operations will include a grand-opening celebration, where guests can stop by to peruse the new store, snack on treats from a local food truck and much more. Additionally, guests can enjoy 25 percent off all products through Nov. 30. Local dignitaries have been invited to celebrate the exciting addition to the community.

“We look forward to serving Reno with our first Northern Nevada location,” said Mitch Britten, founder and chief executive officer, THRIVE. “Our commitment to providing the highest-quality experience for each customer is matched by our desire to be a good neighbor and make a positive impact on the community.”

In 2015, Britten was drawn to Nevada by its rigorous regulatory structure. He and his family moved to the state after determining its intense and all-inclusive regulatory environment could further legitimize the medical cannabis industry, as well as what was then the future development of the recreational cannabis industry. THRIVE Cannabis Marketplace opened its first Nevada dispensary for medical patients in 2016 in North Las Vegas, and a second location later that year in Downtown Las Vegas. Its third location, just west of the Las Vegas Strip opened in September 2019.

Under Britten’s leadership, THRIVE remains committed to understanding and facilitating the needs of its customers while honoring the laws governing cannabis. While providing the widest variety and highest-quality cannabis, THRIVE aims to set a positive example in the cannabis industry by eliminating negative stigmas and inaccurate stereotypes surrounding cannabis consumption. Supporting charities, culture and the local economy are all important to Britten and the entire THRIVE team, who strive to create an upbeat atmosphere based on professionalism, compassion and security.

ABOUT THRIVE CANNABIS MARKETPLACE

The entire THRIVE Cannabis Marketplace team is focused on one thing—well grown, high-quality cannabis. Passionately dedicated to the well-being, safety and enjoyment of its customers, THRIVE cites education, choice and vitality as its guiding philosophical values. Staff helps customers learn the truth about cannabis and its beneficial properties so they are better equipped to choose which products will best serve their needs. THRIVE believes supporting bodies naturally represents the best way to THRIVE. Dedicated to the community, THRIVE and its affiliates have heavily donated to local organizations benefiting at-risk neighborhoods, veterans, patients suffering from AIDS and cancer, as well as organ donation organizations—initiatives chosen to improve Nevadans’ quality of life and support access to cannabis for individuals who need it most. THRIVE Cannabis Marketplace currently operates three other locations: 1112 S. Commerce St., Las Vegas, Nevada 89102; 3500 W. Sahara Ave., Las Vegas, Nevada 89102; and 2755 W. Cheyenne Ave. #103, North Las Vegas, Nevada 89032. For more information about THRIVE, visit thrivenevada.com.

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