Grows and sells seasonal produce, fruits, a wide variety of herbs, and fresh flowers.

29 Markle Ct is more than just a restaurant—it’s a deeply personal expression of culture, creativity, and community. Founded in 2022 in the heart of downtown Bridgeport, Connecticut, this warm and inviting space was born from a dream shared by three visionaries: Executive Chef Damon “Daye” Sawyer, entrepreneur Wesley Arbuthnott, and hospitality professional Ishalee Green. Together, they built not just a restaurant, but a home for love, storytelling, and soulful nourishment.

The Abyssinian Meeting House was constructed by free blacks who came together to seek opportunity and refuge. The Meeting House became the cultural center of the community. Meetings, church services, concerts, and a segregated public school, throughout the 19th century. Its members and preachers included former enslaved people, leaders of the Underground Railroad, and unspoken advocates for the abolition of slavery in the United States.  The Meeting House closed in 1917 and was remodeled in 1924 as tenement apartments. Eventually, the City of Portland seized the building for unpaid taxes. The building sat vacant and deteriorating, nearly forgotten, until Deborah Cummings Khadraoui founded the Committee to Restore the Abyssinian Meeting House, and the building was bought in 1998 from the City. 

The 100 Black Men of Stamford, Inc.

Granite monument • 29th Regiment

Black-owned professional and quality body piercing, tattoo and custom design services (Montpelier location).

Relaxed eatery for traditional Ghanaian fare and other West African dishes, plus takeout and catering options.

Acton Coffee House provides high quality beverages in an inviting setting with skilled and friendly service. We focus on coffee, but also provide a selection of teas and other drinks.

Addie Lee's Soul Food, located at 596 Main St in Worcester, MA, offers authentic Mississippi-style comfort food, including popular dishes like fried chicken, smothered pork chops, collard greens, and baked macaroni and cheese. Known for large portions, this black-owned restaurant provides takeout and delivery

Liberian Cuisine | Bar and Restaurant | Federal Hill

Agric Organics Farm is located in Wilbraham, MA. Visits by appointment only. Please contact us for more information.

Welcome to ākra Eatery. African Food, Reimagined!

The Akwaaba Ensemble brings West African drumming and dance to vivid life, holding sway with the rich and subtle rhythmic patterns and styles specific to different tribal groups of West Africa.

Maine's ONLY Authentic Alabama Style BBQ • Down Home Southern Cooking. • Lobster Bakes •  Pg Roasts • We Cater For Any Sized Event

Local Florist • Flower Delivery • Arrangements  • Wrapped Bouquets

Federal Licensed Firearms Manufacturer/ Sporting goods, Custom artwork on Firearms. NICS federal background checks/ transfers, Cerakote coatings, firearm safety consultations, accessories and gear. The ONLY BLACK owned FFL in the State of Vermont.

Owned by a female beekeeper, honey and honey gifts to grow the bee farm, Apiary, and cruelty free packaging.

Raises bees to sell raw, local honey. Bee products for sale. Honey local to RI. Hives in Warwick, Portsmouth, Ashaway, Tiverton  and Little Compton.

Benay Enterprises, Inc. (Benay) is a national business accounting and financial services outsourcing firm. For over 35 years, Benay has been providing accounting, bookkeeping, tax, and HR services to US and international businesses in law, technology, retail, nonprofit, and media industries. Founded in 1986 in Connecticut, Benay is built on a legacy of expertise, attention to detail, and dynamic thinking to match the changing accounting and bookkeeping needs of its valued customers.

Since 1838, Bethel AME Church Providence, Rhode Island has had a rich history where African American's have gathered for worship for generations. We are a diverse and welcoming congregation committed to sharing the love of Christ with all people. Come as you are and join us as we worship, learn, and serve together. We can't wait to meet you! 

Hair styling services for Black hair. DM to book an appointment. 

Owned by restauranteur Jeff Abellard.

Black / African American Therapists in Massachusetts

Black / African American Therapists in Connecticut

Launched in March 2019, Black Owned Bos. has become a vital platform and resource for spotlighting Black-owned businesses, places, spaces, and the individuals driving culture and innovation in Massachusetts. 

Clothing company & HTV, screen printing & dye sublimation company. They also offer laser engraving.

Our mission is to expose Black and multiethnic travelers and organizations to the cultural beauty, richness and delightfully friendly people of the gorgeous State of Maine. Our custom curated cultural tours will highlight everything from the arts, entertainment and the spectacular food Maine has to offer visitors from around the World in hopes to help dispel the age old myth of, "why go there it is too cold and too white."

Call us 24/7 for your transportation needs. 

Since 1921, Camp Atwater has been more than just a summer camp -   it’s a place where unforgettable memories are made, lifelong friendships are formed, and young minds are inspired to grow. Nestled along the scenic shores of Lake Lashaway in North Brookfield, MA, Camp Atwater offers an enriching experience for youth ages 8-15, blending adventure, personal growth, and community in a way that lasts a lifetime.

A peaceful escape from the daily hustle.

Handcrafted artisanal truffles and other confections with unique and innovative flavors. 

Mouth watering desserts for you or someone you love! We make everything from scratch, with only the finest ingredients. No event is too big or too small. Contact us today for pick up or delivery or to rent our Dessert Food Truck.

Dr. Kechia Davis DVM DACVS, Veterinarian.

Dr. Kechia Davis DVM DACVS, Veterinarian and Veterinary Surgeon,

Cosima Technology provides traditional CIO and CTO services to small and growing businesses, nonprofits, EdTech organizations, and teams that need executive-level IT leadership or strategic consulting to supplement their existing IT staff.

Event Planning, Design, and Production

The organization purchased the Amistad, Connecticut's flagship and reconstruction of the original schooner, in November 2015. Our goal became one of educating students of all ages on the importance of the Amistad Rebellion in history and how the lessons of that fight for freedom can inspire and teach us to promote human rights for all people.

 Horseback riding • Therapeutic equestrian center

Educational Supply Store

Clean and bright barber shop offering buzz cuts, beard trims and fades, along with hot towel shaves.

Land development • Engineering design • Environmental services 

Organic Cranberry Farm

Garden of Eve, a small family run Haitian restaurant in the heart of Providence is owned and operated by Chef Yveline Bontemp—a graduate of the Rhode Island Community Food Bank’s Community Kitchen program and a Best of Rhode Island Award winner for Caribbean cuisine—proudly serves authentic Haitian dishes. The menu features flavorful options like curry chicken, beef tasso, oxtail stew, and Caribbean favorites such as jerk chicken.

Counselors specializing in treating children, adolescents and couples.

Woonsocket resident Geraldine Barclay King drew inspiration for her boutique from a trip to Liberia, her birthplace. She left Liberia at the age of seven when her family relocated to the United States. In Liberia, “bluffing” refers to wearing bold, colorful outfits that make you look and feel amazing, she explains. Her boutique reflects this concept with eye-catching jewelry, vibrant printed clothing for men and women, as well as stylish bags and totes.

At Global Village Foods, we bring you the joy of bold African flavor with our line of convenient, ready-to-eat meals and snacks. Take a taste and join our Global Village!

The final resting place of a free Black soldier who played a pivotal role in the Battle of Bunker Hill. Peter Salem, born in 1750, was raised in slavery in Framingham, along with his mother. In 1775, he was temporarily freed from working on a farm to join his former owner's Framingham Minute Men. His bravery in the Battle of Bunker Hill made him a legend, but being a war hero didn't improve his life as a veteran. he died in 1816. Coordinates: 42.2971, -71.4291