BUCHANAN – Walking into Pinnacle Emporium, 221 E. Front St., Buchanan, patients and customers will step into both a special and nostalgic environment. Whether they enter through the front door or back entrance, customers will be met with walls full of memorabilia from yesteryear.
Beginning Wednesday, Pinnacle Emporium, Buchanan’s latest medical and adult-use dispensary, will host its soft-opening as the location ramps up to its grand opening on Friday.
A long hallway with upcycled washing machine doors fashioned into porthole windows are opposite a large street art-style mural themed with cannabis culture icons from the Beastie Boys to Wu-Tang Clan and The Beatles, with everything in between along the way leading to the queen bee of “Pinnacle Emporium” at the end. Each entrance leads to a front desk, fashioned from a 1963 Chevy truck front end.
“We have vintage memorabilia from the Civil Rights movement to the ‘Say no to drugs’ campaign, from feeling like you’re hiding in the basement to coming upstairs,” said co-owner Michael Silver. “We’re giving people an experience they’ll want to have over and over again.”
Silver and co-founder Erik Watkins have assembled a leadership team within Pinnacle Emporium that they say includes friends who are practically family. Silver and his wife, Jodie, are both…
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BUCHANAN – Walking into Pinnacle Emporium, 221 E. Front St., Buchanan, patients and customers will step into both a special and nostalgic environment. Whether they enter through the front door or back entrance, customers will be met with walls full of memorabilia from yesteryear.
Beginning Wednesday, Pinnacle Emporium, Buchanan’s latest medical and adult-use dispensary, will host its soft-opening as the location ramps up to its grand opening on Friday.
A long hallway with upcycled washing machine doors fashioned into porthole windows are opposite a large street art-style mural themed with cannabis culture icons from the Beastie Boys to Wu-Tang Clan and The Beatles, with everything in between along the way leading to the queen bee of “Pinnacle Emporium” at the end. Each entrance leads to a front desk, fashioned from a 1963 Chevy truck front end.
“We have vintage memorabilia from the Civil Rights movement to the ‘Say no to drugs’ campaign, from feeling like you’re hiding in the basement to coming upstairs,” said co-owner Michael Silver. “We’re giving people an experience they’ll want to have over and over again.”
Silver and co-founder Erik Watkins have assembled a leadership team within Pinnacle Emporium that they say includes friends who are practically family. Silver and his wife, Jodie, are both…
