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✨ Baltimore’s Black-Owned Business Hub ✨
📍 Hollins Market | Eat. Drink. Work. Play.
🎨 Community. Culture. Connectivity.
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What happens if we create spaces where we can learn, support local businesses, eat good food and kick it with great people?

This is intentional community building…

#brunchandlearn #byp #westbaltimore #explore #grnwdrow by @grnwdrow

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7 days ago

Open Studio Tour! Come out and see us!!

The Be Lounge vibe is strong!

1025 W Baltimore Street, Baltimore, MD 21223 by @grnwdrow

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9 days ago

When we talk cultural activation we’re talking about community lead growth.

Join us tomorrow for Brunch & Learn at 11a. Get your tickets today and come check out the @grnwdrow block!

Panel Guests:
@charmcitybuyers
@blankslatecdm
@salinda321

Brunch:
@cherrystreetbaltimore

Juices:
@brothernance

Activations:
@the_belounge by @grnwdrow

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On October 10th we invite you to join us for our next brunch and learn where we will be doing just that, learning from members of our own community who have been able to reach scale and build out real real estate development businesses.

Come learn the real, the hard lessons learned, how they dealt with contractors, NOs and financing to get to where they currently are.

We’ll have good food provided by Chef Cat, while enjoying a couple mimosas, then after you’re done, go next door and check out some art from local artists, in a space owned mostly by members from BYP.

This is what happens when we come together.

Register at the link in our bio TODAY:
https://www.eventbrite.com/e/2001713973379?aff=oddtdtcreator by @grnwdrow

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19 days ago

Historic Black Wall Streets and neighborhoods were self-contained, prosperous economic and cultural hubs built by Blacks during the Jim Crow era. Here are FIVE other “Black Wall Streets” that thrived.
• Jackson Ward (Richmond, VA): Known as the
“Harlem of the South,” it was a vibrant hub of Black banking, insurance, and entertainment.
• Sweet Auburn (Atlanta, GA): Home to thriving Black-owned businesses, professional offices, and civil rights landmarks.
• Bronzeville (Chicago, IL): A major cultural and economic center for African Americans during the Great Migration.
• Hayti (Durham, NC): A flourishing business and residential district built on self-determination and community investment.
• Farish Street (Jackson, MS): One of the largest and most active Black commercial districts in the American South.

#greenwoodlegacy #blackeconomy #weallwegot #westbaltimore by @grnwdrow

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3 months ago

The amazing thing about art is its different interpretation and what others see through art.
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Tonight 7/7 at 7P with host @juanfrommadison we invite you to join an experience a discussion about art, hospitality and scripture.

Anchor Scripture
Habakkuk 2:2
“Write the vision and make it plain on tablets, that he may run who reads it.”
Vision gives direction.
Hospitality gives vision a place to live.

#baltimore #hospitality #spirituality #art #gallery by @grnwdrow

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Discover the inspiring story of Greenwood Row, a model for thriving black economies. Once known as the “Black Wall Street,” Greenwood Row in Tulsa, OK was a hub of innovation, entrepreneurship, and communal growth. Learn how this community built a self-sufficient economy that fostered prosperity and unity.

#GreenwoodLegacy #BlackEconomy #WeAllWeGot #WestBaltimore #hollinsmarket taken in Tulsa, Oklahoma by @grnwdrow

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3 months ago

NEW EPISODE ALERT 🚨 : VENROY JULY HAS ARRIVED!! (@venroyjuly)

What a pleasure it was to interview such a well respected individual like Venroy July. His incredible story of coming to America from St. Catherine and overcoming the odds to not only getting into one of the best high schools in the NY tri-state area but also receiving one one of the most prestigious scholarships in the country to UNC Chapel Hill. Venroy is a testament to those who defy expectation.

This guy has been at the highest levels of so many areas; it’s inspiring to watch. From wrestling championships, to high level law firms, to boxing championships, to even challenging the incumbent for City Council in his district. For more on his story go watch our exclusive interview today on YOUTUBE! (Link in bio).🔻🚀🔻

#VenroyJuly #GreenwoodRow #SouthWestBaltimore #VibeStudios #VibePerspectivePodcast taken in Baltimore, Maryland, USA by @grnwdrow

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4 months ago

After 5️⃣ years it’s beginning to crystallize. @venroyjuly has always said that we needed space and place, not just to party, but to network, to enjoy art, to work, to learn, to kick it, to play. Welcome to the Greenwood Row, a first step in building the communities we deserve!

Join us, follow us and keep up to learn as we build out our programming!

#wherecommunitybuilds #greenwoodrow #legacyinthemaking #blacklegacy #blackwealth by @grnwdrow

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5 months ago

We’re reimagining what community development looks like. We believe in the power of community, and stand on business, where culture and innovation meet. Greenwood Row is more than a place; it’s a movement—where black-owned businesses thrive and neighbors become connected. We’re building a legacy, one block at a time.

#GreenwoodRow #WhereCommunityBuilds #LegacyInTheMaking by @grnwdrow

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5 months ago

If I woulda told you 10, even 5 years ago that we would have an art gallery in West Baltimore on W. Baltimore Street, and that we would do it without getting any institutional capital, or any real subsidy or any help from our politicians, most wouldn’t have thought it possible. Now we’re hosting blind whiskey tastings, podcasts, and infused tea and candle making classes with more to come. Improving communities is not easy but it’s possible. by @grnwdrow

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6 months ago

So another hard part about doing this type of work, like really at the community level, is that you really just gotta try ish and see if it works. Businesses aren’t beating down the door to open brick & mortars, especially on corridors that haven’t been invested in in years…at least not the type of businesses that I envision, so you work backwards. How do you help to build foot traffic to make that area more attractive to businesses. You just gotta take the financial risk and then hope you can find the right operators to bring the vision to life. We’ve built the art gallery, that seems to work, now we are building a juice bar, and a co-working space because if we want to have healthy communities, we gotta have amenities, and healthy food/juice options and opportunities for entrepreneurs to learn and grow. This is all trial and error…but on my Kevin Costner ish #fieldofdreams #buildittheywillcome. by @grnwdrow

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