Black History Month Plans? Found Them
It’s Black History Month, and your feed is full of tributes and inspiring stories. But celebrating Black history isn’t just about looking back—it’s about investing in what’s next.
The Atlanta Black Expo (Feb 22-23), hosted at the Georgia World Congress Center, is where Black business, culture, and community take center stage. Two days. 100+ Black-owned businesses. Unmatched networking. Oh, and a food and liquor competition that’ll have you rethinking your favorite spots. It’s your shot to shop, connect, and celebrate Black excellence—all in one unforgettable weekend.
Why You Need to Be There
- Make Power Moves – Whether you’re building a business or just love meeting ambitious people, this is the place to network, swap ideas, and get inspired.
- Shop Black & Find Your Next Favorite Brand – Discover 100+ Black-owned businesses in fashion, beauty, wellness, finance, and more. You’ll walk away with something new—and probably obsessed.
- Flavors Worth Fighting Over – The Black Food & Liquor Tastings bring bold flavors with serious talent. Sample, debate, and pick your winner—because you will have opinions.
- Soak Up the Culture – Bold artwork, fresh business ideas, and creativity at every turn. Between the Black Art Exhibit and International Black Business Expo, you might just find the spark for your next big idea!
Atlanta’s Black Business Powerhouses
You already know Tyler Perry Studios is Black-owned, but did you know these major Atlanta businesses are too? Some of the biggest names in Atlanta might already be on your radar—without you even realizing it!
- Citizens Trust Bank – Keeping pockets secure and dreams funded for over a century.
- Wade Ford Inc. – Family-owned since 1933 and still going strong. Led by President and CEO Steven R. Ewing, Wade Ford is one of the largest Black-owned Ford dealerships in the country.
- The Baran Company (Mercedes-Benz of Buckhead) – Yes, that luxury dealership? Black-owned and thriving.
No Excuses—Just Pull Up.
Tickets start at $15, with VIP options also available if you want to go all in for extra tastings, premium workshops, and exclusive access.
Black History Month isn’t just about remembering—it’s about building. Every connection, every dollar, every idea at this event moves the legacy forward. In 2025, be part of it. Get your ticket now and make it count.
Plus, find other great events at www.gbj.com/arts-entertainment.
