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About Yamba Market
Proudly considered the heart of Cambridge’s rich cannabis community Yamba Market strives to offer a unique and upscale experience. Located right of the red line in the center of Central Square. You walk into a smiling face welcoming you to the store. Guests are then invited to browse our showroom and market space before getting 1-on-1 service from our passionate budtenders to assist our customers in getting exactly what they need. We focus on educating customers on how cannabis can work in every aspect of their lives. We are committed to elevate and uplift the cannabis community through impeccable customer service and a unique cultural experience. We look forward to welcoming you in!
Massachusetts Recreational Marijuana Sales Approach $3 Billion
BOSTON — Massachusetts recreational marijuana sales are approaching $3 billion, three-and-a-half years after the first pot shop opened its doors. Read More
Black-Owned Pot Shop in Cambridge Celebrates Successes on 4/20
4/20 is known as the high holiday, and for a Black-owned dispensary that just blazed its way into Central Square in Cambridge, there are a lot of reasons to celebrate.
Adult use licensees reach some – not all – diversity goals, review of Mass. data shows
A Grown In review of required diversity plans submitted by Massachusetts’ adult use cannabis license holders finds that many are getting close to attaining their goals, but overall the state’s
Cambridge finally has a fully approved adult-use cannabis dispensary
More than five years after the state legalized cannabis for recreational use, Cambridge is finally getting its first adult-use dispensary. The state’s Cannabis Control Commission on Thursday approved a retailer
