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    June 3rd The Nashville Black Market Kicks Off Black Music Month 

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    Nashville, TN (TN Tribune) – The Nashville Black Market is proud to present its monthly Friday Night Market event at the Nashville Farmers Market on June 3rd.

    The free event will showcase more than 60 local black vendors and is open to the public from 6-10 pm, the first weekend of June. Beauty products, apparel, artisanal goods and services are a few items you can expect to encounter at the one-day event in addition to food trucks, raffles, live painting from Meg Pie Pollard, live band performance from Brassville and a DJ. 

    This is the NBM’s 6th event in 2022, following a successful last year with three large-scaled markets that grossed more than $150K and a residency, at the Nashville Farmers Market which resumes until October 2022. 

    “When was the last time you’ve been to a family reunion, meets block party, meets outdoor mall? Our family-friendly atmosphere gives people the chance to network, eat, dance, and shop their values.”  – Carlos Partee, Co-Founder of the Nashville Black Market

     The Nashville Black Market, an organization dedicated to creating a space for Black owned businesses in this city to translate their products and services to the masses. Nashville is currently home to 53,000 businesses and expanding at a rapid pace and too often Black entrepreneurs don’t have equitable opportunities at a stake in the city’s expansion. In 2022, our mission is to create more opportunities for black businesses and entrepreneurs in the community. The goal is to create our own tangible marketplace where culture and commerce connect providing them with services and opportunities for Black-owned businesses to elevate their businesses. The Nashville Black Market has expanded from its first installment in 2018 attracting more than thousands of attendees and still growing.

    For more information please follow the Nashville Black Market on Instagram at https://www.instagram.com/thenashvilleblackmarket/

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