NASHVILLE — Nashville's Black Market, an event showcasing Black artists and creators, will host its monthly gathering on July 5 with a special holiday performance.
The market, which takes place on the first Friday of each month, will feature the 69 Boyz as a special live performance to celebrate the Independence Day holiday.
Visitors can explore various vendors at the Nashville Farmers Market on Rosa Parks Boulevard from 6 to 10 p.m. Tickets cost $5.
The organization behind the event, Black Farmers Market, will also host "Black N Love," a singles dating mixer next week. More information about both events is available on their website at thenashvilleblackmarket.com.
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