Black-Owned Business Directory
Portland , Maine
New Bujabelle is a restaurant and bar located at 263 Saint John St., Portland, Maine 04102. They offer a delightful experience with delicious bites, crafted drinks, and great company. Their menu features a variety of…
Restaurants
Lewiston, Maine
The mission of the Somali Bantu Community Association of Maine or SBCA is to "provide vital transitional services, advocacy, and food production that empowers members of the refugee community
Nonprofits
Kittery Point, Maine
We have two restaurants, a store, and an event space all in the same location.
Restaurants, Weddings & Events
Set on 15.4 acres of off-grid farmland in Porter, Maine and surrounded by another 200+ acres of conservation wildland, La Finca is a worker-owned cooperative grounded in BIPOC leadership and majority stakeholder ship. We are…
Artists, Cannabis Dispensaries & Caregivers, Farming
Online Business
Keita A. Whitten-Foster offers personalized therapeutic services, organizational consulting, and anti-racist workshops that center on the lived BIPOC experience. This is NOT Therapy, It's Restorative
Holistic Wellness
Portland, Maine
Open since 1983 Antoine's Formal Wear and Tailor Shop is a family-owned business. They have fitted, altered, and designed thousands of dresses and tuxedos. At Antoine's, they have a wide variety of styles including classics…
Apparel & Accessories
Portland, Maine
The Burundi Community Association of Maine brings Burundian people together in their new home in Maine. President- Philémon Dushimire
Nonprofits
Waterville , Maine
Mbingo Mountain Coffee is a Micro Roasting Coffee company based in Waterville, Maine. It was Founded in March of 2022 by an African immigrant with coffee and cocoa farming background. This successful electrical engineer wanted…
Coffee Shops & Cafes
Warren , Maine
Jamaican Food Products, Gifts and more!
Grocery & Convenience Stores, Restaurants
Portland, Maine
It is Founded by Immigrant Legal Advocacy Project in 2005 and led by Maine People’s Resource Center (MPRC) since 2012, the Maine Immigrants’ Rights Coalition, also known as MIRC, grew in size and power from…
Nonprofits
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