Vendor festival with more than 100 Black-owned brands, a food court, bars, live music and performances at POST Houston.
Black on the Block comes to POST Houston on Sunday, October 18, from 1 PM to 7 PM. It's a traveling vendor festival that works as a platform for Black-owned businesses across the country, and this Houston edition is billed as the city's biggest celebration of Black business, with more than 100 small brands under one roof. Alongside the vendors, there's a food court, bars, activations and giveaways.
The venue is POST Houston, located in Downtown's historic post office, which has been turned into a hub for technology, food, concerts and events. Its X-shaped interior stairs double as a stage for performances, and the site includes a rooftop park and a farm, both with views over downtown. While you're there, you can eat and drink at spots like Blendin Coffee, Flowers & Cream, Salt & Time Butcher Shop and Soy Pinoy. Parking is paid and set by the venue.
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Tickets are $15 through the Black on the Block app, $18.17 on Universe, and $20 at the door, where they only take card. Kids 12 and under get in free. The festival runs from 1 PM to 7 PM on Sunday, October 18, at 401 Franklin St, Houston, TX 77201.
