BHMBAA & The Center for Urban Entrepreneurship & Economic Development (CUEED) present: Virtual Knight Market: A BIPOC- Owned Shopping Experience 4/30 @ 12-2pm RSVP
Join BHMBAA, and The Center for Urban Entrepreneurship & Economic Development (CUEED) Friday, April 30th, from 12-2pm, for a special virtual shopping experience, featuring local BIPOC entrepreneurs and business owners whom the CUEED center has supported.

RSVP early you DO NOT want to miss out, this is BHMBAA's last event for the semester. Prizes and gift cards will be given away during the event filled with music, vendors, and festivities

Shop cigars, specialty teas, and jewelry and more as local BIPOC-owned business owners share their entrepreneurial journey evolved throughout the years. Full vendor list below - exact vendor times times will be sent closer towards the event to folks who register. Note there is no pressure to stay the full 2 hours - in fact we encourage hopping in and out and shopping your favorite brands!

Full Vendor List below:
BroRitos (Food)
The Mobile Cigar Lounge
Allie’s Handmade Gemstone Creations
Purple Grace Seck - Specialty Teas
Cupcake Carriage
Jalima & Associates (Small Business Consultants)

RSVP by Thursday, 4/29 by 5pm. Please make sure you type your email correctly. Zoom links will be sent via email and the BHMBAA WhatsApp.

About CUEED

The Center for Urban Entrepreneurship & Economic Development (CUEED) is the first center of its kind in the nation to integrate scholarly works with private capital, government, and non-profit sectors to develop citywide resources and bring renewed economic growth and vitality through urban entrepreneurship. We promote and foster a new generation of urban entrepreneurs who actively seek socially conscious urban renaissance.
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