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Dispensaries in Lansing

Lansing has 24 dispensaries licensed by the Michigan Cannabis Regulatory Agency (CRA). Anyone 21 or older with a valid government photo ID can buy recreational cannabis, including visitors from other states. 3 Lansing stores also serve registered medical patients. One store, Boogiez Arcanna on S Capitol Avenue, sits a short walk from the State Capitol, where the laws that govern every store in Michigan are written.

Michigan's capital is the biggest cannabis market in mid-Michigan. Two strong clusters do most of the business: the north side along N East Street, N Grand River Avenue and E Saginaw Street, and the south side, where S Cedar Street and S Pennsylvania Avenue are lined with the city's highest rated stores. East Lansing and Michigan State University have their own page, linked below.

All 24 Licensed Dispensaries in Lansing, MI

The south side has the most stores, with 12 in the 48910 and 48911 ZIP codes. The north side, mostly 48906, has seven. The rest sit on the east side near Frandor and E Michigan Avenue, on the west side along W Saginaw and W Willow, and downtown.

South side (Cedar, Pennsylvania, MLK): The Exhibit, Mango Cannabis, JARS Cannabis and The Cake House on S Cedar Street; Homegrown Cannabis, Pure Options Lansing South and Canna Plug on S Pennsylvania Avenue; Fortuo Lansing and Liv Cannabis on S Martin Luther King Jr. Boulevard; plus Edgewood Cannabis, Bazonzoes on American Road and Pure Options Express on Dunckel Road.

North side: House of Dank Lansing and Cannaisseur Provisioning Center on N East Street, First Class Cannabis and GLH Lansing on N Grand River Avenue, Skymint on E Saginaw Street, Pure Options Midtown on E Oakland Avenue and The Botanical on Capital City Boulevard. East side: Lake Life Farms on E Michigan Avenue and Pure Options Lansing Frandor. West side and downtown: Herbana on W Saginaw, Bazonzoes on W Willow and Boogiez Arcanna on S Capitol Avenue.

Best Lansing Dispensaries for Every Need

Based on public Google ratings and hours, checked October 2026:

Visiting a Dispensary in Lansing: ID, Payment and Hours

  • ID: A valid, unexpired government photo ID showing you are 21 or older. Out-of-state licenses and passports work.
  • Payment: Most stores take cash and debit, and many have ATMs. Credit cards are rarely accepted.
  • Hours: Most Lansing stores open at 9 a.m., and closing times run from 8 p.m. to 10 p.m.
  • Delivery: Michigan allows licensed delivery, capped at 2.5 ounces, with an ID check at the door.

Lansing and Michigan Cannabis Laws: Purchase Limits, Public Use and Driving

Michigan legalized adult-use cannabis in 2018, and the Cannabis Regulatory Agency that licenses every store is based in Lansing. Our Michigan marijuana laws guide has the full rules.

RuleAdults 21+
Per transaction2.5 ounces, no more than 15 grams of it concentrate
Carry in public2.5 ounces
Keep at home10 ounces
Home grow12 plants per residence
  • Public use: Using cannabis on the Capitol lawn, in parks, along the River Trail or on downtown streets is not protected. Use it on private property where the owner allows it.
  • Consumption lounges: Lansing's ordinance caps consumption lounges at one per city ward, four in all, and the city has given conditional approvals in the past. Check locally before assuming one is open.
  • Michigan State University: MSU bans the use and possession of cannabis on university property and at university events, citing federal law.
  • Driving: Driving while impaired by marijuana is a crime in Michigan.

Cannabis Taxes in Lansing

Lansing shoppers pay Michigan's 10% adult-use excise tax and the 6% state sales tax. Michigan has no local sales taxes, and we found no separate Lansing cannabis tax. The 24% wholesale marijuana tax in effect since January 1, 2026 is paid by businesses upstream, so it affects shelf prices but does not appear as a line on your receipt. Compare states in our 2026 cannabis prices by state.

Medical Marijuana in Lansing

Three Lansing stores hold medical licenses, so registered patients 18 and older with a CRA registry card have several options. A card costs $40 and lasts two years, and medical purchases skip the 10% excise tax.

Dispensaries Near Lansing

See every city on our Michigan dispensary directory.

Lansing Dispensary FAQ

Is weed legal in Lansing?

Yes. Adults 21 and older can buy, carry and use cannabis under Michigan law, and Lansing licenses adult-use stores. Public use is not protected.

How many dispensaries are in Lansing?

Lansing has 24 licensed dispensaries in our directory, the most in mid-Michigan.

Can tourists buy weed in Lansing?

Yes. Visitors 21 and older with a valid government photo ID can buy up to 2.5 ounces per transaction.

What time do dispensaries close in Lansing?

Between 8 and 10 p.m. Seven stores, including JARS, Mango and The Exhibit, stay open until 10 p.m.

Do Lansing dispensaries take cards?

Most take cash and debit. Credit cards are rarely accepted.

How much weed can I buy in Lansing?

Up to 2.5 ounces per transaction, with no more than 15 grams of concentrate.

Where can I smoke weed in Lansing?

On private property where the owner allows it, not on the Capitol grounds, in parks or on the River Trail.

Can MSU students use weed on campus?

No. Michigan State bans cannabis on university property, even for students 21 and older.

Can I get weed delivered in Lansing?

Yes, from stores that offer it. Deliveries are capped at 2.5 ounces, and the driver checks ID.

Are there consumption lounges in Lansing?

Lansing allows up to four, one per ward. Check with the city or a store before you go, since approval does not always mean a lounge is open.

What is the best dispensary in Lansing?

The Exhibit and Fortuo Lansing both hold 5.0 stars on Google. See our ratings list above for more.

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How we build this list: Store names, addresses and license types come from the Michigan Cannabis Regulatory Agency's lists of licensed adult-use retailers, microbusinesses and medical provisioning centers. Ratings, review counts and hours come from public Google Maps data. We refresh the list monthly and remove stores that close or lose their license.