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Saturday, 28, 11.00 - Saturday, 28, 15.00 Atlanta, GA _$25
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Black Community Events in Norcross, GA
Join Black community events in Norcross, GA celebrating your cultural heritage. Find cultural festivals, professional networking events, religious celebrations, educational workshops, fundraisers, and social gatherings that bring the Black community together. Stay connected with events that honor your traditions and create meaningful connections.
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Black Family Empowerment Summit 2026
The Black Family Empowerment Summit is a 1-day celebration consisting of 2 events for the entire Black family!
In the Day: Building Strong Children- a series of keynote sessions discussing some of the most important issues impacting Black children including: media, education, health, homeschooling and parenting.
In the Evening: Black Heroes Day- an annual award ceremony that celebrates local African-American heroes who actively contribute to our communities throughout Georgia.
Besides the guest speakers, panel and awards ceremony, we will also have: music, exhibitors and activities for the entire Black family to enjoy!
Saturday, 28, 09.00 - Saturday, 28, 21.00 Atlanta, GA _$25
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.
Friday, 27, 18.00 - Friday, 27, 22.00 Norcross, GA _$25
“Queen & Slim” Live Stage Play & Showcase
🎞️ 🎭 Creative Black Cinema Presents:
In Honor Of Black History Month—Black love. Black loss. Black resistance. •ACTING • POETRY •MUSIC •LIVE ART
✊🏾“QUEEN & SLIM” 🎤
Live stage play & showcase
Black love. Black loss. Black resistance.
QUEEN & SLIM live on stage.
🎭ACTING
📓 POETRY
🎶 MUSIC
🎨 LIVE ART
This isn’t entertainment, it’s truth, history, and liberation in real time.
Come witness a story that reflects us.
FOOD 🥘
DRINKS 🍹
HOOKAH 💨
~IN HONOR OF BLACK HISTORY MONTH~
Sunday, 22, 20.00 - Monday, 23, 00.00 Atlanta, GA _$25
My Brand Is Black Pop-Up Shop
Join us for an unforgettable experience at the My Brand Is Black Pop-Up Shop on February 22nd! Get ready to groove to the beats of a live DJ, sip on complimentary cocktails, and explore an incredible selection of unique Black-owned businesses.
We've curated a vendor list packed with some of the best in the business, showcasing a variety of industries including candles, skincare products, books, beauty, mouth-watering food options, and fashion for women, men, and kids—plus so much more! It’s the perfect spot to find those extra-special gifts while soaking in a lively atmosphere.
If you would like to inquire about becoming a vendor for this event, the vendor fee is $200. There is a application fee of $25 which will go towards your vendor fee once accepted.
What to expect:
Complimentary beverages to keep the vibe going!
Admission to the My Brand Is Black Pop-Up Shop Experience
Exciting giveaways and so much more!
Come ready to SHOP, SHOP, SHOP
Why not treat yourself to some self-care shopping while supporting incredible Black-owned brands? Come out, enjoy the vibe with a one-stop shop experience—Black-owned style! You don't want to miss this event!
We can’t wait to see you there!
Sunday, 22, 14.00 - Sunday, 22, 18.00 Atlanta, GA _$25
Atlanta Black Expo 2026
**No matter your ethnicity, if you support Black owned businesses, we invite you to attend this event. Please share!**
Did you know...
Atlanta has not had a large expo for all & any type of Black owned business in years... A place where you could find Black owned companies like caterers/bakers, insurance, hair stylist, therapist, business coach, realtor, artist, handy man, moving company, etc. all in one place.
We solved that problem February 2023 and been doing it eversince. This was the rebirth of the Atlanta Black Expo experience.
2025 Stats:
~ 230 Exhibitors
~ Over 2,000 Attendees
~ Over 20 Speakers
~ Over 10 Kid Entrepreneur Exhibitors
~ Countless Connections
February 2026, we are doing it again!
This February, we will be celebrating Black 'Business' History Month at The Atlanta Black Expo!
This expo will include:
Product & Service based exhibitors
Speakers
Shopping
Demonstrations
Family Activities
Networking
Music
Art
Kids Business Expo
Workshops
Prizes
and much, much more
You should attend if...
You support Black owned businesses.
You are not Black but support Black businesses.
You want to meet Black owners in person.
You want to network with other owners.
You are interested in starting a business.
You want to learn more about financial strength.
You have kids that are interested in starting a business.
You want to show the younger Black generation positive representation.
Looking for career services and opportunities.
Looking for great organizations for Black professionals.
Sign up today, and share this information!
By purchasing a ticket for the Atlanta Black Expo, the buyer(s) and ticket holder(s) are fully and personally responsible for their own safety and actions while and during participation and hereby release, waive and discharge Atlanta Black Expo (the "Organization") and its affiliates of any liabilities, claims, and actions, of any illnesses, loss, damage, injury or death sustained related to COVID-19.
Friday, 20, 10.00 - Sunday, 22, 17.00 Atlanta, GA _$25
Black History Love Letters 2.0!
Black History Love Letters 2.0 returns as a soulful celebration where leaders, artists, poets, musicians, and community creatives pay heartfelt tribute to the Black historical figures who have shaped their lives. Through their own love letters, poems, songs, and expressive works, participants illuminate the courage, brilliance, humor, resilience, and transformative impact of Black lives and legacies. Hosted by Tim’m T. West, Executive Director of the LGBTQ Institute, this inspired gathering invites community members to join us on Valentine’s Day during Black History Month for an afternoon of storytelling, artistic homage, and collective reflection on the ancestors, visionaries, and cultural pioneers who continue to guide us. Together, we celebrate love as history, history as love, and the power of creative expression to connect past and present.
Saturday, 14, 14.00 - Saturday, 14, 17.00 Atlanta, GA _$25
Black History Club with BAF & Fulton County Adams Park Library
Black History Club at Adams Park Library
Sponsored by The Black Achievement Fund
About This Event
The Black Achievement Fund invites you to a joyful, educational, and community‑building experience at Adams Park Library — The BAF Black History Club. This welcoming is for all‑ages, designed to bring families, youth, elders, and neighbors together to learn, share, and celebrate the brilliance of African and African American history.
Do you think it is time to reclaim the power of learning for our communities or will we continue allow learning to diminish and our future generations not be empowered?
This is our time to come together as a community and learn with each other. Let's explore and some may discover these stories for the first time or some may deepen what they already know. This club creates a space where knowledge becomes a bridge between generations and a spark for community pride.
What to Expect
Engaging lessons inspired by the Breaking Barriers African American Curriculum from Education for Life Academy.
Stories of great African Americans — both well‑known and unsung
1 hour of your time and energy and it's every other week!
Hands‑on activities, discussions, and critical thinking for all ages
A warm, inclusive environment where everyone can learn at their own pace
Opportunities to connect, reflect, and build community through shared history
Why It Matters
Learning our history strengthens our communities.
It builds confidence in our youth, deepens understanding among adults, and preserves the legacy of those who paved the way. By exploring the lives, achievements, and contributions of African Americans — famous and lesser‑known — we honor our past while empowering our future.
This club is more than a meeting.
It’s a commitment to collective learning, cultural pride, and community uplift.
Who’s Invited
Everyone.
Families, children, teens, adults, and elders — all are welcome to join, learn, and grow with us.
Join Us
Come be part of a space where history comes alive, community comes together, and learning becomes a celebration of who we are.
The Black Achievement Fund is a nonprofit 501 (c)3 corporation. The mission of the Black Achievement Fund is to finance the development of Black America by recycling Black wealth back into Black communities through a simple system of collective economics as follows:
10 million Black people and our allies
+ $9 a month
= $90 million a month to finance the grand development of Black America and beyond.
Our World in Our Hands & Together We Rise
Thursday, 12, 16.30 - Thursday, 12, 17.30 Atlanta, GA _$25
Black Girls Smile: In- Person Grief Support Group
Grief can feel overwhelming and isolating. This support group offers a compassionate space for individuals experiencing loss to share, reflect, and connect with others who understand. Participants will be guided in exploring emotions and learning healthy coping tools at their own pace.
Schedule
First session: Thursday, January 29
Ongoing: Every 2nd and 4th Thursday beginning in February
Time
6:30 PM – 7:30 PM
Location
Pittsburgh Yards; Southern Conference Room
What to Expect:
Confidential, supportive group setting
Optional sharing and guided discussion
Gentle coping tools for navigating grief
A welcoming and respectful environment
Thursday, 12, 18.30 - Thursday, 12, 19.30 Atlanta, GA _$25
Be Present: Black Women's Leadership in Building an Inclusive Movement
This panel conversation highlights the power and passion of Black women leaders who have shaped, and continue to shape, an inclusive movement for social justice. Drawing on the Be Present Archives and the Lillie P. Allen Papers now housed at Emory University’s Rose Library, the discussion offers an opportunity to reflect on this legacy and consider its relevance today.
Guests are also welcome to arrive early to view the archive display and walkthrough and join us for light refreshments prior to the panel.
The panel and archive walkthrough take place as part of a broader week of events at Emory University that also includes meetings of the Be Present, Inc. National Board of Directors, bringing together leaders and community members to explore shared governance and the future of the movement. For more information on the Board meeting, visit: Black Women's Leadership in Building an Inclusive Movement for Social Justice - Be Present
Thursday, 12, 16.00 - Thursday, 12, 18.00 Atlanta, GA _$25