Guests are invited to learn, connect, network, and shop with local BIPOC-owned businesses, OWU student entrepreneurs, and student organizations. Inspired by the legacy of Tulsa, Oklahoma's historic Greenwood District, known as Black Wall Street, this event celebrates entrepreneurship, creativity, culture, and community while creating opportunities for entrepreneurs and students to showcase their work and connect with the OWU and Delaware community.
The event will feature local businesses and makers, student entrepreneurs, campus organizations, and community groups, along with free food provided by Family Affair Catering and Swannsong Baskets, and opportunities to network and support local entrepreneurs.
Confirmed participants include: Gilded Teas, Tinks Impressions, Sew Not Typical, Mish Made It, Swannsong Baskets, Shema Store, All Sunshine Craft, Family Affair Catering, Battling Elite Stars, Sisters United, By NK, Student Made, Prettier Than Piercings, Rafiki, Entrepreneurship Club at OWU, and Get to Steppin.
Black Wall Street is presented in partnership with The Woltemade Center for Economics, Business and Entrepreneurship, the Office of Multicultural Student Affairs, and OWU Connection.