A Taste of Black Gwinnett: Black History 2026 Edition

About A Taste of Black Gwinnett: Black History 2026 Edition

Join the Gwinnett County Black Chamber of Commerce (GCBCC) for "A Taste of Black Gwinnett - Black History Edition 2026." This event is open to the public, and very family-friendly. Come out, support the culture, and have a great time with the community!

Admission $5. Youth 12 and under Free. (Limit 2 youth per paid adult.)
All food samplings are $5 (Full meals available from some vendors.)


ENTERTAINMENT

Door prizes, Black History trivia games for prizes, Black History Coloring Sheets for youth, spoken word artist William Chatham performing live, Urban Mediamakers Film Festival 2025 Black-centered independent film trailers/commercials playing continuously during the event!

BE A VENDOR AT THE EVENT!

Exhibit your products and/or services as a vendor during A Taste of Black Gwinnett. Vendors receive a table, two chairs, and marketing by Gwinnett County Black Chamber of Commerce and Black Gwinnett Magazine.

Non-food Vendors: $75 - two people are allowed at the vendor table.
Food Vendors: $100 - two people are allowed at the vendor table. (Includes all types of food - Black American, African, Jamaican, Haitian, the Black diaspora dishes, as well as drinks, desserts, snacks, nutritional bars ... if it goes in your mouth to be digested, we consider it food.)
As a vendor, invite your staff, family and customers to come out and support your business at the event for only $5 per person. All vendors receive promotions through GCBCC and Black Gwinnett Magazine.

For more information on being a vendor at the event, contact us here through Eventbrite email.

SPONSORS

Presented by Gwinnett County Black Chamber of Commerce, Urban Mediamakers, Black Gwinnett Magazine and Camrose Creative Services.

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The Gwinnett County Black Chamber of Commerce (GCBCC) organizing committee of this event is committed to creating an inclusive and accessible event for all members of the community. We aim to foster cultural understanding and appreciation while offering a space for Gwinnett County businesses and entrepreneurs from the Black diaspora to flourish and gain visibility.

GCBCC, it volunteers, staff, affiliates, and sponsors are not liable for any personal or product injury at this event.