Impact Awards Hosted By Shop Black Fest
November 27, 2022, 7:00 PM - 9:00 PM
Scarritt Bennett Center 1027 18th Ave S, Nashville, TN 37212
Scarritt Bennett Center 1027 18th Ave S, Nashville, TN 37212
Join us on Sunday evening of the Shop Black Small Business Weekend as we celebrate Black Owned Businesses and their 2022 achievements.
This is a Black Tie Event. Formal Attire Required.
This is a Black Tie Event. Formal Attire Required.
Shop Black Small Business Weekend
Shop Black Small Business Weekend is a two-day celebration featuring vendor shopping, local food trucks, live music, a DJ and family friendly activities for attendees.
Greg and Tee Westbrook, founders of Shop Black Fest, will host the annual Shop Black Fest Impact awards on Sunday, November 27th. The SBF Impact Awards is an exclusive awards ceremony that highlights the achievements of Black-owned Businesses and community leaders of the Nashville community.
Greg and Tee Westbrook, founders of Shop Black Fest, will host the annual Shop Black Fest Impact awards on Sunday, November 27th. The SBF Impact Awards is an exclusive awards ceremony that highlights the achievements of Black-owned Businesses and community leaders of the Nashville community.
Schedule
6:30 PM
VIP Mixer for Nominees, Honorees and Special Guests
Mix and mingle with Nashville's brightest Black entrepreneurs, business owners, influencers and more.
7:30 PM
Awards Ceremony
We are recognizing black entrepreneurs, black-owned businesses , creatives, and community leaders for their remarkable contributions to the local Nashville community.
Impact Awards Nominees
New Business Of The Year:
- Amani Threads
Creative Soulz Printing
Crowns Up Learning
Endless Organizing
Music City Scents
SistaRootz
The Formula
Thrive Black Boy
Yay Yay’s
Best Customer-Centric Business:
- Creative Soulz Printing
- Lillie B's Divine Sweets
- Soul of America Tours
- Stay by Renee
- Tea Rose Nashville
Tech Business Of The Year
Mitech Partners
NoDat
Oh Buttonz
Pivot Technology School
Community Impact Award:
Black Chamber of Commerce
Corner to Corner
Creative Soulz Printing
Modernoire
Nashville Black Assembly
Nashville Black Market
Nashville Business Incubation Center
Soul of America Tours
Tennessee Tribune
Vendor Of The Year:
- Atomic Twist
Beaded by His Grace
Cherrie’s Shoe Bar
Dankahzoid
Expressions Of You
Nut’n But Guac
Pink Suga Creations
Royal Oils
The Shack LLC
Ty’s Fish Fry
NonProfit Of The Year
Corner to Corner
Creative Artists of Middle TN
Creative Girls Rock
Equity Alliance
Gideon's Army
Nashville Business Incubation Center
Legacy Business
Alkebulan Bookstore
Be Jeweled Boutique
Live Above
John Smith Marketing
Soul of America Tours
Best Restaurant
Conehead's
Di’vine House
Dinner With Friends
Doll’s Family Cafe
Riddim n Spice
Soul Restaurant
The Lighthouse On The Lake
The Local Distro
The Southern V
Willie B’s Kitchen and Lounge
Yay Yay's
Women Owned Biz Of The Year
Black Business Boom
Embodied Apparel
Flashme Xperience
Marshmallow Dessert Cafe
Nashville Business Incubation Center
Nicole's Sensuous Smells
Phancee Boutique
Simple Hippie Heart
Sista Rootz
Slim Pickings
B2B Business Of The Year
- Black Business Boom
Career Thrivers
Devmar Products
Jared Dalton Agency
Mitech Partners
Mitech Partners
Mojo Marketing
Nodat
Urvoyce
Creative Business of the Year
- Aaron Walton Media
Autumn Skye Productions
Enhance, LLC
Faye Vaughn Creative
Jasmin “SHUBEY”Shuler - SHUBEY PRODUCTIONS
Music City Dreams Media
Saint Makes Art
VOTE FOR YOUR FAVORITE
BLACK-OWNED BUSINESS
BLACK-OWNED BUSINESS
Location
Scarritt Bennett Center
1027 18th Ave S, Nashville, TN 37212
1027 18th Ave S, Nashville, TN 37212
Shop Black Small Business Weekend will take place at the historic Scarritt Bennett Center. Scarritt Bennett Center is a nonprofit conference, retreat, and education center in Nashville, TN. Our mission is to create space where individuals and groups engage each other to achieve a more just world.
Owned by United Methodist Women, their campus is formerly home to United Methodist-related Scarritt College for Christian Workers (1924–1980) and Scarritt Graduate College (1981–1988). Today, Scarritt Bennett Center works to continue on the powerful legacy of the Scarritt students, faculty, and staff in the fight for women’s empowerment, racial justice, and dignity for all.
Owned by United Methodist Women, their campus is formerly home to United Methodist-related Scarritt College for Christian Workers (1924–1980) and Scarritt Graduate College (1981–1988). Today, Scarritt Bennett Center works to continue on the powerful legacy of the Scarritt students, faculty, and staff in the fight for women’s empowerment, racial justice, and dignity for all.