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21 states and four countries, with an official partnership with The Bahamas. To date, The Village has showcased and trained hundreds of vetted Black-owned businesses who specialize in conscious apparel/merchandise, all-natural products and foods. Businesses have grown from six-foot vendor tables to now brick and mortar locations.

“Our mission is front and center,” says Hallmon. “The Village at PCM is all about positioning Black businesses for growth and strengthening the local community of small businesses, especially during these times. To date, we’ve been able to circulate $4.5 million in the community through The Village Market.”

Find out more at thevillagemarketatl.com.

Village Supply

Village Supply, a new concept to support local entrepreneurs grow their brands in a pop-up space, is now open in Buckhead Village, 272 Buckhead Ave.

Open Thursday through Saturday 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. and on Sundays from noon to 5 p.m., the space features pop-ups from food and lifestyle businesses, with a focus on minority- and women-owned brands. The lineup will change regularly.

Current shops include Cheese Me, offering cheese, veggie, and fruit boards; Made Leather Co., which features handcrafted leather goods from artisans in Morocco; Botanical Safari, a boutique-style plant shop that is also offering workshops; and Pinker Times, which is offering artful flower arrangements and a flower bar.

For more information, visit buckheadvillagedistrict.com.