Name: 7ENGINES - Buchanan
Address: 1101 E Front St, Buchanan, Michigan, 49107
Telephone: (269) 695-2122
Price range: $1 - $300

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Storefront | Pickup

1101 E Front St, Buchanan, Michigan 49107

Recreational

Amenities

Accessible

Age minimum

ATM

Cashless Payment

Curbside pickup

Brand Verified

Announcement

DRIVE THRU is NOW OPEN

15% 1st time Customer Discount

10% REC with Valid MED card

10% Veteran Discount.

$0.01 Penny Pre-roll DAY of Birthday

5% Buchanan Resident (Local) Discount.

First-Time Customers

First Time Patient get 15% OFF! To redeem either mention Weedmaps in-store, or use code FTP15OFF for online orders!

Introduction

DRIVE THRU is NOW OPEN!

We are a dispensary in Michigan offering scientifically pure strains of cannabis which include plants, edibles, concentrates, and more! If you are feeling like you need some CBD in your life (we have that too), browse our selection below! Our name, 7ENGINES is a mythical name that is firmly based in the origin and reality of Southwest Michigan.

About us

7ENGINES is a powerful, mythical name that has its origins based firmly in the reality and history of Southwest Michigan.

In early America, towns like Buchanan, New Buffalo, Sawyer, and Niles were always built no farther than 7 miles away from the nearest town. This was because 7 miles was the maximum distance a train could cover before it would need to restock on fuel or "burn trees" (as the popular expression for smoking marijuana would put it).

Our company name also represents the native Potawatomi peoples' ideal of Seven Generation Sustainability; a concept that urges the current generation of humans to live and work for the benefit of seven generations into the future. Seven also represents the sacred core values by which the Potawatomi people live. While this approach holds a very powerful local significance, these ideals are equally effective across Michigan and beyond.

7ENGINES is a company composed of entrepreneurs, scientists, professional athletes, actors and cultivators that all call SW Michigan home.

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