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BLAC® Detroit Holiday Gift Guide 2021: The BLOCK

December 3, 2021 · Updated December 3, 2021·By BLAC Staff

It’s holiday time in #Detroit and with so many amazing local black owned businesses in our city. We want to highlight a few for you to keep in mind this holiday season. This list is focused on da block, shops and food that’s in the residential areas of our city. The places that you may […]

December 3, 2021 · Updated December 3, 2021

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It’s holiday time in #Detroit and with so many amazing local black owned businesses in our city. We want to highlight a few for you to keep in mind this holiday season. This list is focused on da block, shops and food that’s in the residential areas of our city. The places that you may see simply walking down the block.

Savvy Chic, 2712 Riopelle St., Detroit

Spectacles Detroit, 230 E. Grand River Ave., Detroit

XENOPHORA, 4725 16th St, Detroit, MI

ILERA Apothecary HQ, 5203 Loraine St., Detroit

Just A Bit Eclectic, 19015 W. McNichols Road, Detroit

Detroit Soul , 2900 East 8 Mile Road, Detroit, MI 48234

Detroit Flower Company, 15643 W McNichols Rd, Detroit, MI 48235

Parks Old Style Bar-B-Q 7444 Beaubien Blvd, Detroit, MI 48202

Check out a few or all of these shops and let them know your BLAC family sent you.

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Did we miss any? Be sure to comment below to let us know.

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