A City in Transition
Since the passage of Initiative 71, Washington, D.C. has seen a surge in cannabis acceptance and entrepreneurship. No longer limited to backroom deals, cannabis is out in the open — part of our city’s culture and economy.
Job Creation and Economic Growth
From cultivation to retail, cannabis has created new job paths for D.C. residents. District Cure proudly employs local staff and partners with local vendors to reinvest in our community.
Community and Culture
Cannabis events, art shows, and wellness meetups have become common across the city. It’s not just about the product — it’s about the people. Local creatives, musicians, and entrepreneurs are building a vibrant cannabis culture, and we’re honored to be part of it.
Access and Equity
D.C.’s cannabis community is also a platform for equity and social justice. As a Black-owned business, District Cure is committed to providing access, education, and economic opportunities in neighborhoods that were disproportionately impacted by the war on drugs.
How District Cure Supports the Movement
Hosting local vendor pop-ups
Partnering with community organizations
Offering education through our blog and in-store staff
Advocating for responsible legislation
Join the Movement
Cannabis in D.C. is more than a trend — it’s a transformation. Be a part of it with District Cure, where we blend culture, care, and cannabis every day.
