FRIDAY FRENZY TAB. FOR 40/29 SPORTS IM MERIDITH MULKEY THE BLACK OWNED N-W-A EXPO IS HAPPENING TONIGHT AT THE FAYETTEVILLE TOWN CENTER. THE EVENT WILL HAVE MORE THAN A HUNDRED VENDORS — FOOD — MUSIC — AND CLOTHES. WE SPOKE TO THE EXPO’S CO-FOUNDERS ABOUT áWHY THEY CREATED THE EVENT. ( “we needed to do was ensure that we created a secure house so that you can really feel such as you belong, that you simply’re included.”) <> (“the precise enterprise themselves have this advertising and marketing arms to get their precise model on the market into the neighborhood.”) IT RUNS FROM 5 TO 9 TONIGHT. A PORTION OF MOUNTAIN STREET, EAST AVENUE, CENTER STREET AND BLOCK AVENUE WILL ALL BE CLOSED BEGINNING AT 2 THIS AFTERNOON – BECAUSE OF THE EXPO. THE ROADS WILL BE CLOSED AS SOON AS THE FAYETTEVILLE FARMERS MARKET
Black-owned enterprise expo taking place this weekend in NWA
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Want weekend plans and wish to join with neighborhood members?Occurring tonight, the NWA Black Enterprise Expo will run from 5 p.m. to 9 p.m. on the Fayetteville City Middle. With greater than 100 distributors, meals, reside music, and garments, there’s one thing for everybody. Jasmine Hudson, the co-founder of Black Owned NWA, needs to create a secure house for black enterprise homeowners to really feel included. “The precise enterprise themselves have this advertising and marketing arm to get their precise model on the market into the neighborhood,” Hudson mentioned.
FAYETTEVILLE, Ark. —
Want weekend plans and wish to join with neighborhood members?
Occurring tonight, the NWA Black Enterprise Expo will run from 5 p.m. to 9 p.m. on the Fayetteville City Middle.
With greater than 100 distributors, meals, reside music, and garments, there’s one thing for everybody.
Jasmine Hudson, the co-founder of Black Owned NWA, needs to create a secure house for black enterprise homeowners to really feel included.
“The precise enterprise themselves have this advertising and marketing arm to get their precise model on the market into the neighborhood,” Hudson mentioned.