Closed · opens tomorrow 9 AMA West Boylston Street stop near the Indian Lake corridor, convenient from I-190 and northern Worcester.

All 15 authorized shops, organized by current hours, neighborhood, parking, prices and medical access.
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Closed · opens tomorrow 9 AMA West Boylston Street stop near the Indian Lake corridor, convenient from I-190 and northern Worcester.
A Millbrook Street shop between downtown and the Indian Lake business corridor.
On Route 20 at the city’s southeast edge, best suited to drivers coming from Grafton or Shrewsbury.
A Cambridge Street storefront serving Webster Square and the west side of the city.
Just east of Union Station, with quick access from I-290 and a dedicated lot on Grafton Street.
Closed · opens tomorrow 9 AMWalkable from Kelley Square, Polar Park and Union Station in the Canal District.
A downtown storefront near Main Street, Federal Square and the Hanover Theatre area.
On Millbury Street near Kelley Square and Polar Park, close to Routes 146 and I-290.
On the Park Avenue retail corridor, convenient to Webster Square and Worcester State University.
A car-friendly Lincoln Street location near I-290, Burncoat and Greendale.
Closed · opens tomorrow 8 AMA large adaptive-reuse storefront near Route 146 and the Blackstone River Bikeway.
Near the Auburn line with direct access from Southbridge Street and I-290.
A Greendale shop near I-190, I-290, Kendrick Field and the Pullman Street retail area.
A locally owned shop opened in 2026 on Jackson Street, just south of downtown.
A northern Worcester storefront just off West Mountain Street, near I-190 and Greendale.
I-290 cuts through the city; Route 146 serves the south and Route 20 the southeast edge. Canal District shops sit closest to Union Station and the WRTA Hub.
Plan with WRTA ↗Good Chemistry, Mission, Resinate and The Botanist have active medical licenses at the same address as their adult-use shops. Registered patients do not pay the adult-use retail taxes.
Delivery and pickup are different shopping paths. The statewide map verifies licensed operators and published coverage.
See Worcester delivery ↗This directory shows 15 active adult-use retailer licenses authorized to operate in Worcester in the current Cannabis Control Commission source.
For adult-use shopping, bring a valid government-issued photo ID showing you are 21 or older. Patients should also bring an active Massachusetts medical card.
Adult-use purchases may include state sales tax, the state cannabis excise tax and an optional local tax. Menu prices may appear before tax.
Do not count on a credit card. Many stores accept cash, cashless debit, an on-site ATM or bank pay, but options and fees vary.
No. A legal purchase does not permit consumption on streets, in parks, vehicles or other public spaces. Keep products sealed while traveling.
The roster starts with active CCC licenses. Each address is then matched to the store’s public name, hours, menu and visit details. Data is reviewed monthly before a release.
Placement is not for sale. The roster comes from active licenses; visit-planning details come from retailers, Google Places and WRTA. Confirm products and prices on each retailer’s official menu.