Online Dispensary in Kentville, NS

Kentville throws Canada’s very first festival of its kind every spring. The Annapolis Valley Apple Blossom Festival launched here in 1933, put together by the Kentville Board of Trade and local fruit growers to celebrate the orchards that made this stretch of the valley one of the richest agricultural districts in North America. The centrepiece is the Grand Street Parade, one of the biggest parades in the country, drawing close to 100,000 people along a route running from New Minas into Kentville, complete with marching bands, community floats and the crowning of a festival queen given the title Queen Annapolisa.

Before the orchards, the town’s whole location came down to a sandbar. Early Mi’kmaq and later Acadian settlers used a natural ford across the Cornwallis River here, at a spot narrow enough that settlers eventually bridged it in the 1870s. After Acadians were expelled from the region in 1755, New England Planters resettled the valley in waves through the 1760s, and Kentville later became the divisional headquarters for the Dominion Atlantic Railway once it formed in 1893, cementing its role as the commercial hub of Kings County. Today Kentville has the highest year-round population of any residential centre in the Annapolis Valley. Weed Market ships to Kentville addresses the same way it does anywhere else in Nova Scotia, fast, tracked and completely discreet.

What to Know About Buying Cannabis in Kentville, NS

• Kentville has 1 cannabis retail location, serving both the town and the surrounding Annapolis Valley communities.
• Nova Scotia sells cannabis exclusively through the Nova Scotia Liquor Corporation, with no private retailers permitted anywhere in the province.
• Kentville’s cannabis store sees a sharp seasonal bump every May during Apple Blossom Festival week, when the town’s population multiplies with visitors.
• With Kentville’s cannabis access tied to one government retailer, especially during the Apple Blossom Festival’s crowds, ordering through Weed Market means a separate option that isn’t affected by festival-week foot traffic.