A unique celebration is set to take place on August 24th, 2023 at the Andaz West Hollywood: Sip & Shop Black Business Pop-Up Market from 6 PM to 10 PM. This event is not just a market; it’s a tribute to the creativity, innovation, and entrepreneurial spirit of local black vendors.
Venue and Time
The event will be held in the Panorama Ballroom of the Andaz West Hollywood, located at 8401 Sunset Blvd, West Hollywood, CA, 90069. The doors will be open from 6 PM to 10 PM, and attendees are welcome to stop by at any time throughout the evening.
Showcasing Local Talent
Various local businesses will be showcased, each offering unique products that reflect their passion and craftsmanship. Here’s a glimpse of what to expect:
- Fly Behavior: A quality curated collection of clothing designed for the everyday influential woman.
- Lavish N Luxury: Specializing in makeup and reusable mink eyelashes for those looking to enhance their beauty.
- Le Kool Champagne: Offering vintage champagne & sparkling wine for the connoisseurs.
- My Sister’s Scrub: Body care products that nourish and rejuvenate the skin.
- Terminal B: Luxury scented candles to create a soothing ambiance.
- The Puzzle Pillow: Stress and anxiety-relieving pillows for a more relaxed life.
A Night of Sipping and Shopping
The event is more than just a shopping experience; it’s a social gathering where attendees can sip on alcoholic beverages available for purchase while exploring the latest and greatest creations from local black vendors. It’s an opportunity to support local businesses, network with like-minded individuals, and celebrate the rich diversity of the community.
Conclusion
The Sip & Shop Black Business Pop-Up Market is a testament to the vibrant entrepreneurial spirit of the black community in West Hollywood. It’s a platform for local vendors to showcase their products, connect with customers, and grow their businesses. Whether you’re a local resident or a visitor, this event offers a unique opportunity to explore, shop, and celebrate the creativity that thrives within the community. If you’re interested in attending, don’t hesitate to reach out to the organizers. They would love to have you!
Enough of this nonsense. We don’t shop based on skin color.
In essence a party atmosphere, in reality setting up more fences and boundaries.
Seems a little patronizing to me.
I would neither avoid a business because it’s black owned nor go out of my way to shop there. If they have what I want at a competitive price I would buy it, no matter who owned it.
I sense a little social engineering going on here.
This event is based on a premise that I just don’t accept; that certain groups are unable to make it on their own so they need an artificial boost (or a handout), and to guilt anyone who is not of that group to support them rather than a competitor who doesn’t get the same public attention. The article doesn’t say who is sponsoring this. If it is the black owners of these businesses I wonder why they want to be set apart from owners of other businesses? Would it be okay if white owners of European descent sponsored a similar… Read more »
West Hollywood is a fake municipality. Sheer facade with people addicted to the facade believing those that feel “mis-everythinged” should find satisfaction here in one of the artificially designed sectors. Anyone confused can call Sepi or Erickson to find out what their designated slot might me.
Sheer nonsense.
I like to shop at only Pacific Islander owned businesses.
In fact I think everyone should identify a preferred ethnicity and shop exclusively with them.
….. and if that Pacific Islander is barefoot and overweight, ….. I’ll take two!