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Aug. 5, 2019
Contact:
Milele Chikasa Anana
608-698-5890
(MADISON, Wis.) – A food cart and catering Jamboree will kick off the 4th Annual Black Restaurant Week. The event will be held 5-8 p.m. Friday, Aug. 9 at the Badger Rock Community Center and will feature sample tasting of culinary delights from food carts and caterers. Black Restaurant Week will officially open Sunday, Aug. 11 and run through Sunday, Aug. 18.
The Jamboree will feature $2 samples, children’s activities, music and a chance to get to know your neighbor. The Jamboree is open to all of Madison.
“Here in Madison, we have seen an exponential leap in food carts this season,” MadisonBlack Chamber of Commerce Spokesperson and event coordinator Milele Chikasa Anana said. “Also, the week gives options for people to find different food than they’re used to. It also gives the establishments the chance to show off the dishes they specialize in.”
The goal forBlack Restaurant Week, which started in 2016, is to promote Black restaurants and to let people know they exist. Some specialize in soul food, others in Caribbean and still others in vegetarian. Most all serve a healthy portion of vegetables along with the entree.
Nearly all the food services from last year are returning, including food carts, restaurants, caterers and those specializing in desserts.
A full list of participants can be found at http://www.madisonblackchamber.com/black-restaurant-week/.
About Madison Black Chamber of Commerce
The Madison Black Chamber of Commerce is a group of community members working to empower African American/Black people to cultivate and expand entrepreneurship. We believe that Black-owned businesses contribute significantly to the economic well-being of Madison.
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