15 Black-Owned Businesses to Support in Rochester for Black History Month

Black History Month is a time to celebrate, recognize, and support the achievements and contributions of African Americans. In Rochester, there are many Black-owned businesses to explore, ranging from bakeries and bookstores to fitness centers and consulting firms. With help from Black Owned in Rochester, here are 15 businesses to support this month and beyond:

Retail & Art
Archivist Books – A queer bookstore featuring small press literature and indie queer writers. (772 Monroe Ave, Rochester, NY)
Cassiopeia Studio – Illustrations, stationery, and custom artwork. (Virtual shop)
Diamonds by Rob – Custom jewelry designs tailored to client preferences. (2300 W Ridge Rd, Greece, NY)
Mansawear – Stylish, custom garments featuring vibrant patterns. (367 Park Ave, Rochester, NY)

Food & Self-Care
Blesson Bakery – Delicious baked goods, including cheesecakes and brownies. (Virtual shop)
Butter Me Up Body Care – All-natural body oils and whipped body butter. (Virtual shop)
Fancee’s Nail & Lash Studio – Nail and lash services. (320 Greece Ridge Center Dr, Rochester, NY)
Drips Spa – A luxury wellness spa for relaxation and rejuvenation. (2050 S Clinton Ave Suite B, Rochester, NY)

Services & Consulting
Courtney Marie Photography – Specializing in weddings, corporate events, and more. (Book online)
Keyera Butler – Real Estate Agent – Home-buying assistance and educational webinars. (2000 S Winton Rd, Rochester, NY)
Kimbrel Management Consulting – Workplace awareness, analytics, and policy improvement. (Book online)
WynD Love Travel – Luxury travel planning, including cruises and all-inclusive resorts. (Book online)

Health & Fitness
Getting It Daily – Gym combining strength training and yoga. (746 Monroe Ave, Rochester, NY)

Technology & Business Support
Webbestry – Website hosting, graphic design, and virtual event services. (Book online)
Women of Color NY – A networking and retail space empowering women of color in business. (539 South Ave, Rochester, NY)

To explore more Black-owned businesses or add your own, visit Black Owned in Rochester.

Source: Democrat & Chronicle