Gotham officially opens its doors in New York City's Bowery district with an 18-foot replica of Washington Square Park's oldest elm tree.
While people may buy more stuff online, they still like to go out and shop if stores offer them a way to engage their curiosity, a sense of adventure, and a place to gather.
And that’s the thinking behind tech entrepreneur Joanne Wilson’s newly-opened, state-licensed cannabis store, Gotham, located on 3 East 3rd Street just off the corner of the Bowery in downtown New York City. Walking into the Gotham store feels like approaching a high-end hotel concierge desk as Wilson describes it, with a service person greeting you inside an entry foyer.
The back half of the store houses 10 glass point-of-sale display stations against each wall that contain pre-rolled joints, cured cannabis flower, edibles and other products, and a a staff of “insanely well-versed” sales people, as Wilson describes them. For its first event, Gotham will host a gallery of non-fungible tokens with Bright Moments. There’s also a permanent installation from New York City multimedia artist Molly Lowe as well as gallery space designed by Cinema Vitae.
Known in New York’s technology sector for decades since the rise of the city’s “Silicon Alley” internet advertising agency boom of the late 1990s, Wilson maintains a blog called Gotham Gal. Her work includes some 150 investments in startups over nearly two decades.
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