Green Matrix Dispensary Announces Permanent Closure in Anthony

Green Matrix, a long-standing cannabis dispensary located in Anthony, New Mexico, has announced it will permanently close its doors. The news was shared publicly via the dispensary’s official Instagram account on August 6.

In the announcement, Green Matrix expressed deep gratitude to the local community, writing that their customers were the reason the store was able to "stay alive" through challenging times. Although the statement did not provide a specific reason for the closure, the tone conveyed appreciation and finality.

Liquidation Sale Begins August 7

To begin winding down operations, Green Matrix will hold a multi-week liquidation sale starting Thursday, August 7. The sale will be held on a limited weekly schedule:

Liquidation Sale Hours

• Thursdays, Fridays, and Saturdays
• 12 PM to 6 PM

The dispensary has not indicated how long the sale will continue or whether any remaining inventory will be transferred to other operators.

No Official Cause Given

As of publication, Green Matrix has not shared an official explanation for its decision to close. However, the announcement joins a growing list of dispensary shutdowns in Southern New Mexico this year, including locations in Sunland Park and Anthony, underscoring the volatility of the state’s evolving retail cannabis market.

Community Response and Ongoing Coverage

The closure of Green Matrix marks another shift in the landscape for cannabis access in the border region, particularly for residents of Anthony and El Paso who have relied on nearby New Mexico dispensaries for legal purchases.

The Green Border is actively working to gather more information about the closure and any related developments. Updates will be shared as new details become available.

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