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Vibrant, historical, proud, and iconic. Just a few words to describe the bustling city of West Hollywood, California. After taking a trip down the strip, come visit us at The Kind Center! We love serving this community with all of their cannabis needs.

Marijuana Dispensary in West Hollywood

West Hollywood, colloquially known as WeHo by locals and visitors alike, is a city located within Los Angeles County. It is home to over 39,000 residents and is bordered by Beverly Hills and Los Angeles. The city covers 1.9 miles, neighboring equally-cools areas like Beverly Hills, Beverly Grove, Fairfax, Hollywood, and Hollywood Hills West. About 40% of the community identifies as lesbian, gay, bisexual, or transgender, making this group an accepting, welcoming, and fun group. West Hollywood is well known for the Sunset Strip, which has various restaurants, rock clubs, comedy clubs, nightclubs, stores and boutiques, and hotel accommodations. It’s a city that represents amazing culture, which is why The Kind Center loves serving the residents with their cannabis needs. Stop by our dispensary today and learn more about our premium products, or use our marijuana delivery service!

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At The Kind Center, it’s impossible to make a bad choice when the options are this good: a variety of different cannabis products, exclusive prices, and something new every day of the week. First-timer or first name basis alike, we’ll deliver the star treatment because you’re the real deal.

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Selling shelf space is not our MO. Each of our brands and products are hand-selected in order to provide our consumers with the highest-quality of premium cannabis. Choose from cartridges, flower, prerolls, extracts, edibles and more.

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Whether you’re new to the cannabis scene or a connoisseur, there’s always new brands and products to try. Get the most out of your cannabis experience by stopping by one of our in-store events.

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You’ll find us situated just a short distance away from the hustle and bustle of Hollywood Boulevard. Need help choosing from our product selection? Our cannabis experts will help you find something we guarantee you’ll like.

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Why We Love West Hollywood

What’s not to love about West Hollywood? Walk the strip! Enjoy live music at Whisky a Go Go, rock out at the historic Troubadour, or hangout at the Viper Room, where local celebs used to frequent. Laugh your head off at one of the world’s greatest stand-up comedy clubs. Take a trip to the Pacific Design Center. Shop on Melrose Avenue or dine at one of the many impressive restaurants in the area. However, despite all there is to do in West Hollywood, The Kind Center's favorite part is still the welcoming and accepting people that live there.

Gorgeous Views

You can discover amazing views of West Hollywood and surrounding areas at one of the many rooftops lounges and restaurants. Some of our favorites include Andaz West Hollywood, E.P. & L.P., and CATCH LA.

Chateau Marmont

Anyone who is anyone has checked in for a stay at the Chateau Marmont. The legendary hotel was built in 1929 and has been home to many notable celebrities. It is a symbol of Hollywood and all of its glamour.

Culture

West Hollywood is home to many remarkable architectural structures including the Stahl House designed by Pierre Koenig and the Schindler House, designed by Rudolph M. Schindler.

The Gauntlet

The Gauntlet was an iconic body piercing business founded by Jim Ward in the heart of West Hollywood in 1975. It's believed to be the first business of its type, pioneering commercial body art services!

Independence

West Hollywood is known for being an independent place filled with independent people. West Hollywood remained unincorporated from the city of Los Angeles, allowing it to grow with culture via nightlife, casinos, and more.

The Weather

West Hollywood's location in Los Angeles gives it the enviable year-round nice weather. It has a subtropical, semi-arid climate. It hardly ever rains, and the sun is out nearly every single day!

Diversity

With over 35,000 people residing in West Hollywood, it's no surprise that this group is a diverse one. From ethnicity to career path, everyone here is truly unique — something that gives WeHo so much character.

Celebrations

West Hollywood is always happy to gather and have fun. Among their largest events are the West Hollywood Halloween Carnival, the Christopher Street West pride parade, and the Oscars — well, their party venues.

Cannabis

TKC may serve Weho with cannabis, but the city has always been a pioneer in its availability. The first restaurant allowed to serve legal marijuana was opened here, and there are many other dispensaries (though we'd still suggest The Kind Center).

Did you know that the world’s first LGBT pride parade was held in 1970?

The first ever LGBT pride parade was held in Hollywood on June 28, 1970. It’s purpose was to help commemorate the first anniversary of the Stonewall Riots of 1969 as well as allow those who identified as LGBT to celebrate themselves with like-minded people. It is put on every year by Christopher Street West, a nonprofit organization that advocates for gay rights.

After West Hollywood was incorporated in 1984, the parade and festival was moved to WeHo. The festival and parade occur during the second week of June and it includes fun performances, a block party, and a place for self-expression and authenticity.

Even More on West Hollywood

West Hollywood is a bustling city in Los Angeles County in California. It was incorporated into Los Angeles itself in 1984, and known for its iconic Sunset Strip and prominent LGBTQ+ population. West Hollywood is made of a a very dense, urban atmosphere. It has primarily small lots, and a walkable setting — the most walkable city in California, in fact.

West Hollywood is bound by quite a few notable cities. There is Beverly Hills to the west, Hollywood Hills to the north, Hollywood to the east, and the Fairfax District and Beverly Grove to the south. West Hollywood's geographical boundaries, when viewed on a map, can only be described as whole-heartedly confusing, though it's easily explained by the city's lack of incorporation. Its residential neighborhoods include the Norma Triangle, West Hollywood North, West Hollywood West, West Hollywood East, and West Hollywood Heights. Commercial areas are along the Sunset Strip as well as Santa Monica Boulevard and the Aves of Art along Robertson, Melrose, and Beverly Boulevard.

West Hollywood was originally colonized by the Portugese in the late 18th century, most notably by João Rodriguez Cabrilho. Arriving offshore, he claimed the land for Spain despite the 5,000 indigenous Tongva Indian tribe people living there. By the late 1700s, indigenous people were sparse and the Spanish mission system had become more ruling. In 1770, Gaspar de Portola's expedition stopped just before the Santa Monica Mountains in what would later become West Hollywood. They stopped at the La Brea tar pits to take a substance called pitch from the ground, used to waterproof their items.

As Spanish inhabitants settled, a prominent road linked El Pueblo de Los Angeles and all ranches westward of the Pacific Ocean. This street later became the famous Sunset Strip. Most of this area was part of the La Brea rancho.

The first land development in West Hollywood was pioneered by Moses Sherman, who was partnered with the Los Angeles Pacific Railroad. Because of its founder, West Hollywood was actually just called Sherman for a significant period of time. Sherman became a hub for railroad main shops and yards, leading to a large working-class settlement.

West Hollywood has always been fun, even before being given its iconic name. During its Sherman era, West Hollywood was loosely regulated, disobedient of Prohibition, and a place for eccentric people to gather and live. Los Angeles attempted to annex the land many times over, but the town continuously voted to be independent. However, in 1925, Sherman (the person, not the place) decided to rename the area West Hollywood — a name suggested by the West Hollywood Realty Board.

Still a part of Los Angeles county but not the city itself, West Hollywood had its own set of rules. Gambling was illegal for the city, but not the county, giving unincorporated West Hollywood the chance to run casinos, night clubs, and other mischievous establishments without much heavy hand from the law (though LAPD did step in from time to time). Also because of its low number of restrictions, movie-making entrepreneurs and architectural moguls were drawn to West Hollywood. Quickly, a number of incredibly-designed apartment buildings and hotels were built, some of which are notable and still stand today. Interior designers, decorators, and furnishers flourished.

After some time, the novelty of lawless West Hollywood wore off for residents. Despite this, the Sunset Strip and all of its crazy wonders were a must-see for tourists visiting from out of town. They took to the city's variety of restaurants, nightclubs, and saloons (yes — it had saloons). In the 1960s, the hippie movement revitalized West Hollywood, which became a center for the music industry and eclectic artists. Today, West Hollywood is true to its roots. Nightlife still reigns, the communities are still artistic, and we couldn't be happier to serve them because of it.

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