An Empowering, motivational, and entertaining forum that targets the specific needs and interests of Black Women!

The Black Women’s Expo

Now in three markets:

Chicago: April 3-5
Atlanta: September 12-13
Demographics: Primary: African American W25-54, educated, upscale.

Overview:

For the past 25 years, over three days in early Spring, McCormick Place, the largest convention center in North America, becomes a mecca for black women seeking to empower, to educate, to improve and celebrate their lives and the lives of their families.

The Black Woman’s Expo has become the nation’s foremost exposition targeting African American consumers, attracting approximately 45,000, and impacting each attendee with current, valuable, relevant information and mixing it all up with fun and top-flight entertainment.

Every aspect of the black woman’s life is addressed and celebrated via a plethora of small and large events, specific themed pavilions, standing-room only seminars and general sessions addressing critical issues facing African American women- all presented by a five star roster of experts. 

The Black Women’s Expo has now expanded into the Atlanta market and returns for it’s third year in September.

The Pavilions…

There are seven sponsorable pavilions- each connecting attendees to services and resources necessary to maintain their healthy, active lifestyles and their quality of life. Each pavilion offers seminars, demonstrations and interactive activities designed to empower, to educate and to improve quality of life.

Pavilions include:
• Health & Wellness
• Education
• Automotive
• Beauty Bar
• Cyber Cafe
• Food Sampling
• Kidz Korner
• Family Services
• Literary Cafe

The Entertainment…

The Expo augments all of this education and learning with top flight, high quality entertainment showcased daily on the Main Stage. There are show stopping local and national musical entertainment, fashion shows, a hair show, dance & theatrical performances to enjoy throughout the day. The list of past entertainment acts includes a wide variety from gospel sensations “Mary Mary”, “BeBe & CeCe Winans” and “Donnie McClurkin” to R&B megastars “Brian McKnight”, “Keith Sweat”, “Teena Marie”, “Patti LaBelle” and “The O’Jays”.