93 eateries.
7 days.
This year’s event has passed. For the 6th year in row, we featured Portland’s black-owned eateries.
Please stay tuned for next year’s information, and in the meantime:
KEEP ON SUPPORTING THESE EATERIES. Enjoy the deliciousness!
Calendar:
All week:
$5 chicken sandwiches are available at Dub’s St. Johns – at Marie’s.
DB Dessert Company is offering Buy-1-Get-1 for 50% off all Crazy Shakes.
Monday, August 26 — Theme: West African dining
Tuesday, August 27 — Theme: Caribbean flavors of Portland
Wednesday, August 28 — Theme: East African dining
Thursday, August 29 — Theme: Soul food & BBQ
Friday, August 30 — Theme: Fusion Friday
Friday Entertainment:
- Free family movie night at Oregon Public House (ballroom): Detective Picachu
- Brown Sugar: Where We At reception (7-10pm). This exhibit celebrates the artistic works of traditionally underrepresented Portland based black women and femme visual artists.
- “2 Cent Fridays” Open Mic (8-10) and Bounce hip hop and r&b dance party (10pm-2am) at Mingle
- Live DJ at Culture
- Live DJ at Sengatera Ethiopian restaurant: all-African music
Saturday, August 31 —
Saturday brunch:
Saturday pop-ups:
Saturday entertainment:
- One Love Africa Music Festival (hosted by Akadi) – at Portland Art Museum
- Live DJ at Mingle
- Live DJ at Culture
- Live DJ at Sengateria Ethiopian restaurant: Ethiopian music
Sunday, September 1 —
Sunday brunch:
- Fuel Cafe (7am – 4pm)
Please follow our Facebook page for community news and updates.
We keep the directory of black-owned eateries up to date with news of openings and closures, so you explore and support Portland black-owned eateries all year long.
- Know of new openings? Please submit a listing!
- Are there businesses that have moved or closed? Please let us know.
