Station North

A nationally recognized Baltimore-born Black-owned personal care brand. Best included if there is an active storefront, event, or retail partner visitors can access.

An artist studio, gallery, and classroom rooted in Station North's Black-owned creative scene — a good stop if you want to see working artists, browse original work, or catch a workshop.

A long-running Station North gallery founded by curator Michelle Talibah, adding depth to the contemporary art and creative services layer of the guide.

A makeup studio and education concept identified by Station North. Potential fit for beauty, workshops, and creative entrepreneurship if visitor access is active.

A Black-owned fashion and styling boutique in Station North — the kind of neighborhood shop to duck into when you want local style, curated apparel, and a real conversation with the owner.

A vintage and vintage-inspired boutique identified by Station North. Potential fit for the fashion/design category if currently operating for visitors.

A florist identified by Station North that could add floral design, gifts, and legacy small business texture to the guide if visitor-facing hours are active.

A jewelry and metalsmithing center that adds hands-on design, classes, exhibitions, and maker culture to the creative district.

Happening Friday, July 10 (during the conference) — a district-wide evening where Station North's galleries, studios, and creative businesses open their doors. If your schedule allows, this is one of the easiest ways to explore multiple Black-owned and Black-forward creative spaces in a single evening while you're in town for AIM.