Black History Month Yakima: 12 Black Owned Businesses You Can Support Today
Black owned businessess in Yakima
Wait! Before you say to me, "Now, hold on there a minute, missy! Why do we gotta highlight Black-owned businesses? All businesses matter!" You'd be absolutely correct there, but it's officially Black History Month! We've gotta celebrate! There are not that many Black people living around here, I'm just keeping it real! So I want to say hi and give a huge shout out to some of our local Black businesses in Yakima and Central Washington. I often have people asking me to give them the names of some area Black-owned businesses they can support, especially because we have the freedom to do so!
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Before I share my list, do yourself a favor after you read this and go type in the words, Black History Month, in the Google search bar for a cool treat!
And now for the good stuff! My list of local and regional Black-owned businesses you can support not just during Black History Month but all the time!
Curated Digital and Traditional Media Art and Paintings
Mobile DJ for Weddings, School Dances, Private Parties, Quinceneras, Bar/Bat Mitzvahs, Birthday Parties, and more.
Eric Silvers, State Farm Insurance Agent
1 N 9th St, Yakima, WA
5625 Summitview Ave, Yakima, WA
523 W Yakima Ave, Yakima, WA
Mobile Restaurant, call (509) 930-0708
206 S 11th Ave Suite #48, Yakima, WA
402 W Nob Hill Blvd, Yakima, WA
Coco's Cookies, Yakima, WA
2 N 11th St, Yakima, WA
Shop LIke the Moon, Yakima, WA
Yakima County NAACP
Located in the Henry Beauchamp Community Center, 1211 S 7th Ave, Yakima You can also support the Yakima County Branch of the NAACP,.a local organization that was started to help secure and protect the "political, educational, social, and economic equality of all citizens" with an initial emphasis for the rights of African-Americans. Our County branch has been active in Yakima for over 77 years! Disclaimer: I was elected as the local NAACP branch President in 2020 and my term is up in December 2022.
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Now that I've shared my Yakima-area list, here are some extra treats for you.
The first Black-owned business I want to say what's up to is a brewery in Woodinville, WA. I haven't had the pleasure of visiting their brewery but one of my best friends has and she says the beer and the vibes are so good there! It's a must-see!
14125 NE 189th St Suite B, Woodinville, WA 98072
This next Black-owned business is actually located in the Tri-Cities but we wanted to give them a shout out, too! If you ever want your hair braided and you're out near Richland, give them a visit!
1846 Terminal Dr, Richland, WA
Last but certainly not least,, I just heard about this Black-owned Bakery out in the Tri-Cities, Cupcakes Bakery & Deli. I'm getting hungry just looking at their pics on Facebook! And they have homemade SWEET POTATO PIES!!
2625 W Bruneau Pl, Kennewick, WA