Black Women of Evanston Holiday Shopping Event

Hosted inside the former Urban Outfitters in Downtown Evanston, this evening of community building and shopping is your opportunity to get all your holiday shopping done in one location while supporting black owned businesses.

Hosted by the Black Women of Evanston and Evanston Made, this event is free and open to the public, and will take place inside the Shop Evanston Made Holiday Market.

Participating Vendors

Andrea DeBerry of En Ink - street art and mixed media art
Angela Williams - paintings and prints
Ade Ori Closet by Adesumbo Ogunnaike - Afro inspired pieces
Bryana Bibbs - Fiber Art Installation
Cherie Animashaun - Compass journal
Fran Joy - paintings and prints
Ila Allen - handbags
Sharon Davis - handbags
The Ready Generation - wearables
Rhunda & Carter Cleveland, Scentsy, Candles, diffusers, wax melts, etc.
Gwendolyn Braxton, Naturally Scrubbed, Shea butter and body scrubs.
Kim Warr, Mary Kay, Cosmetics
Bailey Jean-Jacques, Nostalgic Candy
Rayvin Nicole, Paparazzi, Jewelry
Carla Eason, BodyWorksByCarla, Chair massages, shea butter, bath salts
Alicia Spradley, Story Boutique, Clothing & accessories
Shaunell Brown, Nellie B. Designz, Home Decor
Mary Toussaint, Minouchic Boutique, Clothing & accessories
Stekeena Rollins, Paradise Treats, Packaged treats
Gabi Walker, Soaps, earrings, shea butter, etc.
Damita Cravens, Center for Mental Resilience, Notebooks, t-shirts, and self care tools
Kristian, Sun Rose Boutique, Vintage clothing, shoes & accessories
Tiffany Knott, Tiff's Treasures, Handmade Earrings
Kim Durden, Divine320, Holiday gift baskets
Azia Kemet, Azia Handbags, Handbags, fedoras, ponchos, keychains, etc.
ShaRita Alexander, LLB Collections, Stationery & Woodwork