Smokin' Deals

Local shops offer big 4/20 deals

Smokin' Deals
The new Cannabis and Glass location is having a 4/20 sale, along with most other recreational outlets.

For the thrifty smoker, 4/20 is like Black Friday: a day to score big while keeping wallets happy. Here's a roundup of sales from local dispensaries:

Alternative MMD Co-op: $9 a gram

Cannabis and Glass: $20 grams of oil, $20 all eighths, $125 pounders, $42 10-gram pre-rolls.

Cinder (Spokane): Five days of sales, including sales on products from top-shelf vendors, starting April 16. Check Cinder Spokane's social media for more information.

Cinder (Spokane Valley): Five days of sales, also starting April 16, featuring deals on pre-rolls, edibles, concentrates, topicals, tinctures, transdermal products and top-shelf bud.

Cured Cooperative: Starting April 18, in-house strains of flower are $125 an ounce, while their vendors' strains are $160 an ounce. There will also be discounts on concentrates and giveaways.

Green Light: $3 full gram joints, $20 eighths, all from indoor-grown weed, other sales throughout the store.

The Green Nugget: A different special every day from April 18-22, including $5 joints and $110 ounces.

Lucky Leaf: The new Spokane shop is celebrating its grand opening on Apri 20.

The Peaceful Choice: 4.2-gram eighths for $30, $50 quarters, $10 THC-infused sodas, free raffles for veterans and multiple sclerosis patients, and a free joint with any purchase.

Royal's Cannabis: $4.20 grams, edibles and joints, plus giveaways and a DJ from 4:20-7:10 pm.

Sativa Sisters: Special deals, including $20 eighths.

Satori: Deals from favorite growers, plus $20 eighths and $5 joints.

Smokane: A blowout sale on concentrates, as well as three edibles for $10, $3 gourmet edibles and sales on top-shelf items.

Spokane Green Leaf: Three cookies for $9, $5 joints, $5 grams, half-gram concentrates for $10 and gram concentrates for $18.

The Top Shelf: 4/20 Smokeout (April 20-23) featuring deals on product "that never goes on sale." Also, dabs starting at $15, eighths starting at $20, halves starting at $75 and discounts on edibles. ♦

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Azaria Podplesky is a freelance writer whose work has appeared in the Inlander, The Spokesman-Review (where she was previously an entertainment writer), The Seattle Times, Seattle Weekly and The Oregonian. Her writer-ly fun fact is that she reviewed Motley Crue's final North American concert, held at the Spokane...