THE BUY BLACK MARKETPLACE JUNE 1 ,2024 - 11 AM- 5 pm

The Shrine Celebrates the Community with a Day of Food, Music, and The Original Buy Black Marketplace.com. Empower Black Businesses

By THE SHRINE CULTURAL AND EVENT CENTER

Date and time

June 1 · 11am - June 10 · 5pm CDT

Location

Shrine Cultural & Event Center

5309 Martin Luther King Junior Boulevard Houston, TX 77021

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About this event

  • 9 days 6 hours

The Shrine Celebrates the Community with Food, Music, and The Original Buy Black Marketplace.com. EVERY 1ST SATURDAY OF EACH MONTH

The Shrine thanks the community for your decades of support. We celebrate the Small Black Businesses & ENTREPRENEURS of the community who shine the light on self determination with this FREE event. It's part of a our initiative to promote Buying Black locally. Time and Date

The Buy Black Marketplace 11 am - 5 pm - VENDOR SET UP @ 10 AM

Vending is indoors with TABLE CHAIR PROVIDED AND Outdoor vending available with vendor bringing their own table/chair/tent. Vendor parking will be a designated area to allow customer parking in the Cultural Center.

Support Black businesses. Vendors may also sign up : www.thebuyblackmarketplace.com

THE SHRINE IS ONE OF THE FEW REMAINING BLACK OWNED BOOKSTORES IN THE COUNTRY


Organized by

Shrine Cultural & Event Center - Houston

 History      In 1970, under the direction of Barbara Martin a center for black culture and heritage, the Sudan Import Specialty Shop was created.  The store, later named the Shrine of the Black Madonna™ Cultural Center and Bookstore, provided an outlet for black authors, historians, poets, educators and artists as a place for the black community to learn their history and culture. The Cultural Center started with books, jewelry, African carvings and paintings, and African fashions manufactured onsite by the Black Star Clothing Factory. The Cultural Center and Bookstore has been an integral part of the the Shrines' program of economic development in the cities of Detroit, Atlanta and Houston

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