Springfield has 8 dispensaries licensed by the Massachusetts Cannabis Control Commission (CCC). Seven sell adult-use cannabis to anyone 21 or older with a valid government photo ID, including visitors from Connecticut, and one more, Insa on Cottage Street, serves registered medical patients only.
Springfield is the largest city in western Massachusetts, yet nearby Holyoke and Northampton each have more licensed stores. What Springfield has instead is reach: its stores are spread from downtown Main Street out to Boston Road and Indian Orchard, so a store is usually close, and three have more than 1,400 Google reviews each.
All 8 Licensed Dispensaries in Springfield, MA
Springfield's stores are spread across six ZIP codes, from downtown (01103) and the riverfront (01105) to Boston Road and State Street (01109 and 01119), Page Boulevard and Cottage Street (01104) and Indian Orchard (01151).
Downtown and the riverfront: 6 Bricks, at 1860 Main Street, is the only store in the downtown 01103 ZIP code. Insa is at 1200 West Columbus Avenue, the road that runs alongside I-91 and the river.
Boston Road and State Street: Embr is at 461 Boston Road and Liberty Cannabis farther out at 1300 Boston Road, the Route 20 shopping corridor. Primus is at 666 State Street.
Page Boulevard, Cottage Street and Indian Orchard: Zaza Green is on Page Boulevard, and the medical-only Insa on Cottage Street is in the same ZIP. Enlite Cannabis Dispensary is on Main Street in Indian Orchard.
Best Springfield Dispensaries for Every Need
Based on public Google ratings and hours, checked October 2026:
- Highest rated: 6 Bricks (4.8 stars, about 1,400 reviews), Embr (4.7, about 2,500), Zaza Green (4.7, about 630), Insa on West Columbus Avenue (4.6, about 3,200), Primus (4.6, about 300) and Liberty Cannabis (4.5, about 670).
- Most reviewed: Insa on West Columbus Avenue, then Embr and 6 Bricks.
- Open earliest (8 a.m.): 6 Bricks, Embr and Insa on West Columbus Avenue. The rest open at 9 a.m.
- Open latest (11 p.m.): Insa on West Columbus Avenue and Primus. Embr and Zaza Green close at 10:45 p.m.
- Medical patients: Insa on Cottage Street, which is licensed for medical sales only.
Visiting a Dispensary in Springfield: ID, Payment and Hours
- ID: Bring a valid, unexpired government photo ID showing you are 21 or older. Connecticut and other out-of-state licenses and passports are accepted at adult-use stores.
- Hours: Store hours are regulated locally. Springfield's adult-use stores open at 8 or 9 a.m.
- Payment: Plan on cash or debit. Credit cards are rarely accepted.
Springfield and Massachusetts Cannabis Laws: Purchase Limits, Public Use and Driving
Since April 19, 2026, an adult can buy up to 2 ounces of flower a day, or the combined equivalent of 10 grams of active THC in concentrates or 1,000 mg in edibles. For possession and home grow rules, see our Massachusetts marijuana laws guide.
- Public use: Using cannabis in a public place, such as Riverfront Park, Forest Park or downtown sidewalks, carries a civil fine of up to $100.
- Driving: Driving high is OUI, and an opened package in the passenger area can bring a $500 fine.
- Connecticut: Connecticut has its own legal market a few miles south, but carrying cannabis across the state line is illegal under federal law.
- Question 8: The November 3, 2026 ballot asks voters whether to repeal adult-use sales. A yes vote would end them on January 1, 2028; medical sales would continue.
Cannabis Taxes in Springfield
Springfield's city council adopted the optional 3% local tax on adult-use sales. With the 10.75% state marijuana excise and the 6.25% sales tax, that is 20% on top of the shelf price, the state maximum, itemized on your receipt. Registered patients pay none of these on medical marijuana. Our cannabis prices by state report shows how that compares nationally.
Medical Marijuana in Springfield
Springfield's one medical store, Insa on Cottage Street, sells only to patients in the CCC's medical program. Registration is free once a healthcare provider certifies you. Chicopee, West Springfield and Holyoke also have stores that serve patients.
Dispensaries Near Springfield
- Dispensaries in West Springfield: 4 stores across the Connecticut River.
- Dispensaries in Chicopee: 3 stores just north.
- Dispensaries in Holyoke: 9 stores up I-91.
- Dispensaries in Westfield: 2 stores to the west.
- Dispensaries in Palmer: 3 stores east on the Mass Pike.
Browse every city on our Massachusetts dispensary directory.
Springfield Dispensary FAQ
Is weed legal in Springfield, MA?
Yes. Adults 21 and older can buy at CCC-licensed Springfield stores and use cannabis on private property where the owner allows it.
How many dispensaries are in Springfield?
Springfield has 8 licensed dispensaries. Seven sell adult-use cannabis and one serves medical patients only.
Can tourists buy weed in Springfield?
Yes. Visitors 21 and older can buy at adult-use stores with an out-of-state license or passport.
Is there a dispensary near MGM Springfield?
6 Bricks on Main Street is the only store in the downtown 01103 ZIP code, which MGM Springfield shares. Using cannabis in public downtown is illegal.
What time do dispensaries close in Springfield?
Insa on West Columbus Avenue and Primus close at 11 p.m. Embr and Zaza Green close at 10:45 p.m.
Do Springfield dispensaries take cards?
Most accept cash and debit. Credit cards are rare.
How much weed can I buy in Springfield?
Up to 2 ounces of flower a day, or the combined equivalent in concentrates and edibles.
Where can I smoke weed in Springfield?
Only on private property where it is allowed. Parks, sidewalks and cars are off limits.
Can I get weed delivered in Springfield?
Only from a CCC-licensed delivery business that serves your address, and never between 9 p.m. and 8 a.m.
What is the best dispensary in Springfield?
6 Bricks has the top rating, 4.8 stars on about 1,400 reviews. See the ratings list above.
Can I bring weed from Springfield into Connecticut?
No. Both states are legal, but crossing a state line with cannabis is a federal crime.
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How we build this list: Store names, addresses, license numbers and adult-use or medical status come from the Cannabis Control Commission's licensing records. Ratings, review counts and hours come from public Google Maps data. We refresh the list monthly and remove stores whose licenses are no longer active.