Summary:
5th Annual Queen Street Expo celebrated Black entrepreneurship during National Black Business Month
Over 25 local vendors showcased diverse products, from clothing to handmade goods
Event featured live music, workshops, and panel discussions to foster economic growth and women’s empowerment
Fearless Queens aims to inspire the next generation of Black entrepreneurs and young queens
Founded in 2016, the organization focuses on leadership, confidence, and economic growth for women and girls
The South Side of Syracuse was buzzing with energy as Fearless Queens hosted the 5th Annual Queen Street Expo at Sankofa Park. This vibrant event celebrated Black entrepreneurship and creativity, aligning with National Black Business Month. Over 25 local vendors showcased their products, ranging from clothing and beauty products to books and handmade goods, creating a lively marketplace.
Highlights of the Event:
- Live music by DJ 40 and captivating dance performances
- Interactive workshops and panel discussions aimed at fostering economic growth and women’s empowerment
- A family-friendly environment that encouraged networking and community spirit
Jaznea Brumfield, marketing manager for Fearless Queens, emphasized the expo's significance: "This isn’t just an expo — it’s a movement. Queen Street represents the heartbeat of Black entrepreneurship in our city."
Founded in 2016 by Tommi Billingsley, Fearless Queens is dedicated to empowering women and girls, particularly from underserved communities, through leadership, confidence, and economic growth initiatives.
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