NewsLos Angeles Celebrates Black Business Month Scavenger Hunt

Los Angeles Celebrates Black Business Month Scavenger Hunt

The scavenger hunt prompts Angelenos to find and support Black businesses.

This Black Business Month, Black people in Los Angeles can uplift local entrepreneurs through this new pop-up market.

Supporters who venture to these businesses earn points and prizes for their participation. The hunt will conclude at the end of the month, with the winners announced at a special pop-up market.

Prosperity Market has evolved into a mobile farmers’ market, bringing local and nutritious goods directly to the people. In its fifth annual year, its scavenger hunt keeps Black businesses thriving in this interactive setup.

According to Secret Los Angeles, the map holds clues that participants must decipher to find the treasured spot. From local coffee shops to bookstores, these places rely on their diverse communities to continue for generations.

Vendors include businesses previously featured on BLACK ENTERPRISE, such as Octavia’s Bookshelf, Sherman’s Produce, All Chill Ice Cream, and the LA Philharmonic. Fans of Prosperity Market will also get to see its mobile trailer, showing local and national Black-owned goods. The free event will take place Aug. 31 from 11 AM to 4 PM in the heart of Los Angeles.

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Source: Black Enterprise

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