Are you a small business owner? Are you ready to level up this month? Here’s 5 SCORE events you can attend to grow your skills as a small business owner.
Join artist, writer, and consultant Danta Williams for a workshop focused on the inventions and innovations created by Black people over the centuries, from enslaved Africans in the US through the digital age.
We know growing a small business is a full-time job, so we wanted to share with you some webinars you can attend this month to learn how to do it.
You don’t want to miss Shatterin’ Rules Makin Moves on April 22. Danta Williams will discuss the Black influence in the comics and culture. Bring your friends and family to learn more about the innovators in the comics industry.
Chicago Hip-Hop Heritage Museum is back. Now you can experience the city’s rich history. The museum is located at 4505 S. Indiana Avenue, and you must book an appointment on their website to schedule a tour.
In honor of Black History Month we wanted to share with you 4 events that you can attend with your friends. Don’t forget to spread the word.
In honor of National Hip Hop Month, join the Chicago Public Library for a discussion on Careers in Hip Hop. Explore how the foundational elements of hip-hop can empower the youth, create positivity in the community, and provide future career opportunities.
Calling all artisans, breakers, DJs, graffiti artists, MCs, and entrepreneurs: You can join for an evening discussion on the vast careers in hip-hop with Danta “Styles Raw” Williams, Chicago DJ and hip-hop historian.
Careers with Hip-Hop is back! The event will be at the Maywood Library at 121 S. 5th Ave, Maywood, IL 6053.
Bring your friends and family to learn about what careers are available in the industry.
Chicago native and former Soul Train dancer Brandy Sanders brings her fabulously fun Disco Ball to the town where the dance began. Brandy’s Disco Ball celebrates the culture and spirit of the 70s and the Disco Era through music and fashion.
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