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Blaine, Minnesota Cannabis Dispensary

Your premier destination for premium cannabis flower, THC edibles, vapes, and concentrates in Blaine, Minnesota. Proudly serving over 75,000 residents in Anoka County and the northern Twin Cities metro.

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Welcome to Blaine Dispensary

Blaine Dispensary is your trusted destination for premium cannabis products in the northern Twin Cities metro. Located conveniently in Blaine, Minnesota, we offer an extensive selection of cannabis flower, THC edibles, vape pens, pre-rolls, and concentrates—all lab-tested for quality, potency, and safety. Whether you're seeking relaxation, pain relief, creative inspiration, or simply exploring cannabis for the first time, our knowledgeable budtenders provide personalized guidance to help you find the perfect product for your needs.

We proudly carry indica, sativa, and hybrid strains to match every preference, along with precisely dosed edibles ranging from 2.5mg microdoses to higher potencies for experienced users. At Blaine Dispensary, we believe in education, transparency, and exceptional customer service—creating a welcoming environment where both newcomers and cannabis connoisseurs feel at home. All products comply with Minnesota cannabis regulations, and our team stays current on possession limits and legal consumption guidelines to ensure you have all the information you need.

About Blaine, Minnesota

Blaine Dispensary is proud to serve the thriving community of Blaine, Minnesota—one of the fastest-growing suburbs in the Twin Cities metropolitan area. Located in Anoka County at coordinates 45.1608° N, 93.2355° W, Blaine offers the perfect blend of suburban convenience and Minnesota charm.

Whether you're visiting the renowned National Sports Center, enjoying one of our 65+ city parks, or simply looking for premium cannabis products, Blaine Dispensary provides expert guidance, quality selection, and a welcoming atmosphere for all legal cannabis consumers aged 21 and over.

GPS Coordinates: 45.1608° N, 93.2355° W | County: Anoka County, Minnesota | Area: 32.9 sq miles

Blaine, Minnesota Demographics

Statistical overview of one of Minnesota's fastest-growing communities.

75,172

Population (2024)

$103,382

Median Household Income

32.9

Square Miles

36.1%

Bachelor's Degree+

According to the U.S. Census Bureau, Blaine's population grew from 70,222 (2020 Census) to approximately 75,172 residents in 2024. The community is 72.6% White, 9.5% Asian, 8.6% Black, and 5.1% Hispanic or Latino. With 26.3% of residents under 18 and 13.2% age 65+, Blaine is a family-oriented community with strong economic indicators.

History of Blaine, Minnesota

Blaine Township was officially established in 1877 from Anoka County lands and named in honor of James G. Blaine, a prominent 19th-century Republican statesman who served as U.S. Secretary of State and Speaker of the House.

The area remained primarily rural farmland through the early 1900s. Blaine's transformation began in the post-World War II era, with the population growing from just 1,694 residents in 1950 to over 20,000 by 1970 as the Twin Cities metropolitan area expanded northward into Blaine's open prairie land.

Today, Blaine's modern identity is defined by its suburban, family-oriented character, strong residential growth, and regional attractions—most notably the National Sports Center, one of the largest amateur sports complexes in the world, which draws hundreds of thousands of visitors annually.

Key Historical Milestones

  • 1877: Blaine Township officially established
  • 1950: Population reaches 1,694 residents
  • 1970: Suburban boom pushes population past 20,000
  • 1990: National Sports Center opens
  • 2020: Population reaches 70,222 (Census)
  • 2024: Estimated population exceeds 75,000

Blaine's rapid growth reflects the broader expansion of the Twin Cities metro, with residents attracted by quality schools, affordable housing, and easy access to Minneapolis and St. Paul via Interstate 35W and Highway 65.

Government & Politics

Key government offices and agencies serving Blaine residents.

🏛️ City of Blaine – City Hall

10801 Town Square Dr NE, Blaine, MN 55449

📞 Main Phone: (763) 784-6700

Central hub for all city services, permits, and municipal inquiries. Visit Website →

👮 Blaine Police Department

10801 Town Square Dr NE, Blaine, MN 55449

📞 Non-Emergency: (763) 785-6168

Provides law enforcement services for Blaine's 75,000+ residents.

🚒 Blaine Fire Department

10801 Town Square Dr NE, Blaine, MN 55449

📞 Non-Emergency: (763) 785-6175

Fire protection and emergency medical services for the community.

🌳 Blaine Parks & Recreation

10801 Town Square Dr NE, Blaine, MN 55449

📞 Phone: (763) 785-6174

Manages 65+ parks totaling 638 acres. Parks & Trails →

Companies & Economy

Blaine boasts a robust local economy with more than 1,400 employer firms across retail, healthcare, transportation, warehousing, and local services. The city's 2022 retail sales totaled approximately $1.53 billion, with per-capita retail sales of $21,385—indicating Blaine's role as a regional shopping and services hub.

The Blaine Business & Resource Directory (BlaineBiz.com) provides comprehensive listings of local businesses by category, supporting both residents and entrepreneurs seeking local services.

Major Employers & Attractions

  • National Sports Center – 1700 105th Ave NE, Blaine, MN 55449 – Major employer and visitor destination
  • Blaine Economic Development – Supports local business recruitment and retention
  • Retail Corridor (Highway 65) – Major shopping and dining district
  • Healthcare Services – Multiple clinics and medical facilities

🏟️ National Sports Center

1700 105th Ave NE, Blaine, MN 55449

One of the world's largest amateur sports facilities, featuring 52 soccer fields, the Schwan Super Rink (8 sheets of ice), and the Velodrome. Draws hundreds of thousands of visitors annually for tournaments, events, and training.

Visit NSC Website →

📊 Economic Statistics

Employer Firms: 1,400+

2022 Retail Sales: $1.53 billion

Per-Capita Retail: $21,385

Median Income: $103,382

Colleges & Universities Near Blaine

Higher education options serving Blaine residents and the northern metro.

🎓 Anoka-Ramsey Community College – Coon Rapids

11200 Mississippi Blvd NW, Coon Rapids, MN 55433

Two-year community college offering associate degrees and transfer programs.

anokaramsey.edu

🔧 Anoka Technical College

1355 US-10, Anoka, MN 55303

Technical education and career training programs.

anokatech.edu

📚 Anoka-Ramsey – Blaine Site (Metro North ABE)

1201 89th Ave NE, Suite 3100, Blaine, MN 55434

📞 (763) 433-4200

Adult education and career services in Blaine.

metronorthabe.org

🏫 North Hennepin Community College

7411 85th Ave N, Brooklyn Park, MN 55445

Community college serving the northwest metro area.

nhcc.edu

🎓 University of Minnesota – Twin Cities

100 Church St SE, Minneapolis, MN 55455

Minnesota's flagship research university, accessible via I-35W.

umn.edu

⚙️ Dunwoody College of Technology

818 Dunwoody Blvd, Minneapolis, MN 55403

Technical and trade education programs.

dunwoody.edu

Parks & Outdoors in Blaine

Blaine maintains 65+ parks totaling 638 acres of greenspace and recreation areas.

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Lakeside Commons Park

Premier lakeside recreation area with beach, splash pad, and family attractions.

3020 Lakes Pkwy, Blaine, MN 55449

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Aquatore Park

Signature park hosting the annual Blaine Festival. Features playgrounds, pavilions, and grills.

9191 Lincoln St NE, Blaine, MN 55434

🌲

Centennial Park

Popular outdoor recreation area with trails, sports facilities, and natural areas.

Blaine, MN 55449

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Sanctuary North Park

Nature preserve with walking trails and wildlife viewing opportunities.

Blaine, MN 55449

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Olympia Park

Sports-focused park with athletic fields and recreational facilities.

Blaine, MN 55449

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Lochness Park

Neighborhood greenspace with playgrounds and picnic areas.

Blaine, MN 55449

For complete park listings and trail maps, visit the Blaine Parks & Trails Division.

Famous Landmarks in Blaine

Iconic destinations that define Blaine's identity and draw visitors from across the region.

🏟️ National Sports Center

1700 105th Ave NE, Blaine, MN 55449

One of the world's largest amateur sports facilities featuring:

  • 52 Soccer Fields – USA Cup host venue
  • Schwan Super Rink – 8 sheets of ice
  • National Velodrome – Olympic-style cycling track
  • Championship Golf – 18-hole championship course

nscsports.org

🏖️ Lakeside Commons Park

3020 Lakes Pkwy, Blaine, MN 55449

Blaine's premier family destination featuring lake access, swimming beach, splash pad, playgrounds, and scenic walking paths. One of the top-rated parks in the northern metro.

🎪 Aquatore Park (Blaine Festival)

9191 Lincoln St NE, Blaine, MN 55434

Home of the annual Blaine Festival, featuring live entertainment, carnival rides, fireworks, and community celebrations. A beloved summer tradition since the 1990s.

Transportation & Public Transit

Blaine is well-connected to the Twin Cities metro area via major highways and regional bus service. The city is primarily car-oriented but offers expanding transit options through Metro Transit and Anoka County Transportation.

Major Roadways

  • Interstate 35W – Direct access to Minneapolis
  • Highway 65 (Central Ave) – Major commercial corridor
  • Highway 10 – East-west connection to Anoka and Coon Rapids
  • Highway 242 – Northern bypass route

🚌 Metro Transit Bus Service

Regional bus routes connect Blaine to Minneapolis, St. Paul, and neighboring suburbs. Route maps and schedules available at metrotransit.org.

🅿️ Park & Ride Facilities

Multiple park-and-ride locations in the northern metro provide commuter connections to downtown Minneapolis.

✈️ Minneapolis-St. Paul Airport (MSP)

4300 Glumack Dr, St. Paul, MN 55111

Major international airport approximately 25 miles south of Blaine via I-35W.

Arts & Culture in Blaine

Blaine's arts and culture scene is coordinated through city recreation programs, regional partnerships, and community events. The city offers diverse programming including music events, creative groups, and senior activities.

Cultural Highlights

  • Blaine Festival – Annual summer celebration at Aquatore Park
  • City Recreation Programs – Art classes, music events, and workshops
  • Blaine Museum of Art – Community venue showcasing local paintings and artwork
  • Regional Arts Partners – Access to Minneapolis-St. Paul cultural institutions

For event listings and programming, visit the City of Blaine Activities Page.

🎭 Twin Cities Cultural Access

Blaine residents enjoy easy access to world-class cultural institutions in Minneapolis and St. Paul:

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Hopkins Dispensary brings the same commitment to quality, expertise, and customer service to the western Twin Cities metro. Located in historic Hopkins, Minnesota—a charming railroad suburb founded in 1852 and renamed in 1928 after early postmaster Harley H. Hopkins—our Hopkins location offers premium cannabis flower, THC edibles, vapes, and concentrates to residents of Hopkins, Minnetonka, Eden Prairie, and surrounding communities. Experience knowledgeable budtenders, lab-tested products, and a welcoming atmosphere at both of our Minnesota dispensary locations.

Visit Hopkins Dispensary →

Additional Local Resources

Helpful contacts and information for Blaine residents and visitors.

🏛️ City of Blaine – General Information

10801 Town Square Dr NE, Blaine, MN 55449

📞 (763) 784-6700

blainemn.gov

📋 Blaine Business Directory

Online directory listing local businesses by category including youth athletics, healthcare, automotive, and more.

blainebiz.com

🌳 Blaine Parks & Trails

Information on 65+ parks and trail systems throughout Blaine.

Parks & Trails Division

📰 Blaine Community Resources

Event calendars, community programs, and local news.

City Activities Page

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