Phila. Locz Hairshow and Business Expo 2022

1755 N. 13th St.,Philadelphia PA 19122

15 October, 2022

Description

FOLLOWING THE 25YR tradition of the Locz Conference......Celebrating BLACK HAIR, BLACK BUSINESSES. Please register for FREE tickets. You must have a ticket to enter. If you are not a black owned business, you are still welcomed . This is an opportunity for your business to introduce itself to the African American Community and to learn about and enjoy the beauty of the African Culture . With that being said, we have planned 2 floors of activities and vendor marketplace on the campus of Temple University.....Entertainment lineup to be announced. Cinema for children. The 'Your Crown is Awesome' LOCs and Natural Hairstyle contest for a $500 grand prize. Prices on all vending spaces increase 9/30 or when discounted spaces are gone. Which ever comes first. Food vendors must submit License and Certificate to Temple once space has been paid for. For more info, text 484-524-3614 or email [email protected] About Survive Strive Thrive, Inc activities in the community....below: Celebrating MED week (Minority Enterprise Development) Oct. 10, 2019. A panel discussion at the Platinum Grille with Mercer Redcross of October Gallery, Everett Staten of Black History Showcase at the PA Convention Center, and myself; Huriyyah Amatullah-Bey of Survive Strive Thrive, Inc and The Shoppers Paradise Black Expo and NKQ Black Business Convention One of our previous events held Dec. 4th & 5th 2021 at Temple University. The NKQ (Nubian King Queen ) Black Business Convention where we gave out $2000 in prize money to our Nubian King and Queen winners. We hosted over 70 businesses, 2 live bands, a comedian, and speakers. We gave away 300 brand new coats to the community courtesy of the One Warm Coat Foundation. Our attendees enjoyed good food, dancing and music along with the opportunity to shop til they dropped Your Host Huriyyah Amatullah-Bey founder of Survive Strive Thrive, Inc Meet our team. Exploring business opportunities in Jamaica....Part of our Stop the Violence program is to keep young people involved in business.