Housed at Fergusons Downtown, the shop has expanded beyond tees into stickers, pins, accessories, home goods and even zines. With a mission to bring awareness to social issues year-round, 14-year-old Kumei Norwood not only founded this business, but designs its merchandise, too. With locations in downtown and northwest Las Vegas, the studio also sells styling products, apparel and home goods. Looking for a sharp cut and a slick shave? This barbershop, owned by Saleemah Abare, has some serious style. From Motown to Elvis, you’ll want to catch a show at this new addition to the destination’s ever-evolving cultural scene. Located in downtown Las Vegas, this performance space and event venue puts on productions in the neighborhood’s vibrant Arts District. These Black-owned businesses in Las Vegas highlight that fabulous offerings paired with a mission to serve the community are a perfect recipe for success. The destination also has a soul you won’t find in many young cities, as the community here is a close one – and supporting locally owned businesses is certainly part of that.
Las Vegas is known for attracting visitors from around the globe with its electrifying entertainment and sports calendar, world-class restaurants, and fabulous resorts.
