EMBR DISPENSARY LICENSE

EMBR DISPENSARY LICENSE

Fire - or “fyre” as the Kasoms have taken creative license to spell it - is what people use to smoke, she added.įyre Ants held a soft opening this past week and had roughly 60 customers on the first day, said Kot. The “a” stands for appearance “n” stands for nose - and the scent of the bud the “t” stands for taste of what customers seek when they smoke and the “s” stands for the strength of the product, according to Leakhena. The “ants” portion of the name Fyre Ants, is actually an acronym, she added. “With Fyre Ants, we’re building a colony of people - cultivators, vendors and the community - of everyone working together. We chose to showcase the ants because the ants are our characters,” said Leakhena. “Again, we wanted to do something a little different. Once inside, patrons will see a display case with two different worlds filled with colonies of ants - one with a beach-like scene and the other filled with greenery and plants as well as marijuana-related paraphernalia. The paintings, which were created by artist Miranda Robbles, takes patrons on a fictional storyline of an ant character finding a treasure map with seeds, a cultivation site, setting sail for a new world and the ant introducing said crop to the new world. Once customers check in, they are met with a hallway of paintings that detail a story about the establishment’s namesake. The entrance to Fyre Ants is located on the side of the building. “We wanted to have a more open-feeling space that didn’t feel enclosed like many other dispensaries.” “We wanted to preserve that light and view of Mount Tom, so that our customers can enjoy that experience,” said Kot. By applying tinting to the outside, passersby cannot see into the building during the daytime hours and curtains are drawn when the sun sets. One element of the former business the Kasoms have maintained is the showroom windows.

Two chandeliers also have been installed. To turn the former dealership into a space that meets the current needs of a cannabis retailer, Leakhena said renovations have been made throughout the entire building, including the installation of new carpets, doors, tiling and display cases.

Samuel Cernak first established the business in 1940 selling Studebakers before becoming a Buick dealership eight years later. The store took over the former Cernak Buick property at 102 Northampton St., which shuttered in 2020. “We wanted to add something a little different to our space that was fun and really creative,” said Leakhena. The throne is a permanent installation of the new business that was constructed by Joseph Pesce of Pygmalion Elements & Sculpture in Easthampton, according to Kot Kasom, who co-manages the business with his wife, Leakhena Kasom. The city’s fifth cannabis retailer to open for business marked the occasion with a grand opening celebration Saturday, complete with a ribbon-cutting ceremony, coffee and treats courtesy of Holyoke bakery Totally Baked 413 and even some photo-snapping opportunities to feel like high royalty sitting on a throne of joints while holding a joint scepter. Whether you’re new to cannabis or a seasoned aficionado, the Embr team strives to help you find the perfect product that fits your needs from the dispensary’s carefully curated menu.EASTHAMPTON - Cannabis consumers have access to another adult-use retail shop on Northampton Street as Fyre Ants has officially opened its doors in a former car dealership. Our educated team exceeds at providing a positive, convenient shopping experience. Our open floor retail space is the largest in La Mesa & San Diego. Our partnership with Phat Panda supports this accelerating recreational cannabis dispensary in La Mesa by supplying the best cannabis products made possible by their advanced growing techniques with their leading state-of-the-art technology. Welcome to Embr-La Mesa, California’s finest quality cannabis reserve by Phat Panda.

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