#black events

[moonfirebrides]

You don’t like bw but expect us to support your events? Hell no

[eventnoire]

Black Events & Conferences 2025

From tech and entrepreneurship to culture and music, these standout events spotlight Black excellence and innovation. Perfect opportunities to learn, connect, and celebrate community growth! Know more on: https://tinyurl.com/53tvh9kw

[ladyflavanews]

Black Events In The Pacific Northwest

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https://flavanews.com/happenings-in-the-pacific-northwest/

[doesafricadreamofandroids]

Coming to you live, 15th April it’s Afro Dino Hack! Where we learn about African dinosaurs, hack about with collection APIs and create new products…

Tickets for the online track are still available!

[nexio1]

Black Business Networking Apps | Nexio

Everyone in industry knows the value of networking but finding the best black business network is not an easy task. Nexio is one of the best networking apps for black business professionals to grow their network. It is an innovative app that promotes career opportunities for and advances connections between Black professionals. Contact us today!! Phone Number: [phone] Business Email: [email protected] Website: www.nexio-app.com

[thejeezloueez]

February is too short! But I feel like it just means that spring is around the corner. I’m wrapping up this month with a night of cabaret at The Darling Chicago, then kicking off March in Indianapolis at FrontRow Paul’s Burlesque Bonanaza! March is pretty booked as we lead up to the 8th annual Jeezy’s Juke Joint: A Black Burly-Q March 14th-16th, but I’m also adding some new-to-me shows around Chicago. Check it out!

Wed 2/27 – 8pm – The Darling Chicago Sat 3/2 INDIANAPOLIS – 8pm – FrontRow Paul’s Burlesque Bonanza Sun 3/3 – 3pm – Sunday Social at Meeting House Tavern *NEW! Tue 3/5 – 9pm – Fat Tuesday at Ina Mae Tavern Wed 3/6 – 8pm – Bad Taste at Charnel House *NEW! Thu 3/7 – 9pm – Mardi Gras Unbridled at Untitled Tue 3/12 – 8pm – Parlor Tricks Burlesque at Heritage Restaurant 3/14-16 – 8th annual Jeezy’s Juke Joint: A Black Burly-Q Festival Tue 3/19 – 8pm – The Darling Chicago

2/27 & 3/19 – The Darling Chicago

3/2 – FrontRow Paul’s Burlesque Bonanza INDIANAPOLIS

3/3 – Sunday Social at Meeting House Tavern

3/5 – Fat Tuesday at Ina Mae Tavern

3/6 – Bad Taste

3/7 – Unbridled at Untitled

3/12 – Parlor Tricks Burlesque

3/14-16 http://www.jeezysjukejoint.com

In addition to performing I’m also in the thick of it raising money for Jeezy’s Juke Joint! This week we just reached over 50% of our $5000 goal and we have a couple of weeks left! If you can spare a dollar throw it our way. And if you can’t, sharing and spreading the word is FREE! Help us make this years “family reunion of burlesque” the most magical one yet. We can’t wait to give all of our new and returning guests this experience. We will see you there!

Donate to our GoFundMe Campaign HERE!

Goodbye February, Hello Spring?! February is too short! But I feel like it just means that spring is around the corner.

[blackcultureblog-blog]

100 Black Men of America Annual Conference Returning to South Florida

100 Black Men of America Annual Conference Returning to South Florida

  100 BLACK MEN OF AMERICA CONFERENCE

100 Annual Conference, the world’s leading conference and exhibition focused on mentoring, educating and empowering youth and leaders from the African American community is set to convene in South Florida. The 100 Black Men of America, Inc.’s global network will hold their 32nd Annual Conference June 13-17, 2018 at the Diplomat Beach Resort in Hollywood.…

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[watchonx]

Black Business Spotlight: Black Book | LA

Los Angeles, California now has an official go-to guide for all things black!

Black Book | LA is a platform created to keep you informed on events and businesses that are black-owned, curated, and operated. So now if you live in LA or happen to visit the city, you will have access to various events that may be of interest to you.

You can receive weekly newsletters delivered directly to your inbox by subscribing to their newsletter via their site: blkbkla.com

Get the What? Where? And When? For local LA events catering to the black community and never have to ask yourself “Where are all the black people?” while you are venturing throughout LA.

Black Book is a fairly new platform, so as they continue to expand, hopefully more cities will be added to the mix.

This is America and we are in 2016, there’s no reason we should go anywhere and not be able to connect, fellowship, and network with individuals who look like us. Black Book LA has definitely sparked something huge. Your LA experience will never be the same.

You can also follow them on IG here: https://www.instagram.com/blackbookla_/ to stay-up-to-date with the latest events and business features!

Words: Chandra Meadows