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Future History Now: Black Business & Development Bus Tour

  • Brick Pop Up Shops (map)

There are a limited number of seats available for this exciting Black Business & Development Bus Tour, hosted by The Port! Join Mortar as they travel throughout the city to visit several locations and learn how (and where) people can show our support for black-owned business. They’ll also explore the constantly evolving landscape of Cincinnati’s growing business development opportunities.

Event Details:

1:30 - 1:45PM: Meet at BRICK Pop Up Shops - Walnut Hills

1:45 - 3:00PM: Black Business Bus Tour - Visiting businesses and development sites in Walnut Hills, OTR, Evanston Business District and the Bondhill Business District.

3:00 - 4:00PM: Reception in Bondhill Business District - light refreshments provided

4:00PM: Return to BRICK Pop UP Shops - Walnut HIlls

Parking: Park in the empty Kroger parking lot across the street from BRICK Pop Up Shops - Walnut HIlls.

Bus Tour navigated by The Port: The Port’s neighborhood revitalization strategy encompasses building commercial corridors to complement residential development. Through our commercial strategy, we acquire, assemble, and remediate commercial structures and land to facilitate new businesses and the retention and expansion of commercial operations. We do this by unlocking access to capital and delivering development-ready sites so residents have the amenities they need from microenterprises and small businesses built by entrepreneurs in the neighborhood. Visit their website at http://bit.ly/ThePort-WalnutHills.

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Sponsored by The Port, Greater Cincinnati Foundation, and MORTAR.

About Future History Now: In 2016, Future History Now was created to showcase and celebrate Black History Month by highlighting our community’s efforts to be more diverse and inclusive with a conversation to share knowledge, resources and new opportunities for minorities.