The Tulsa Area Hispanic Chamber of Commerce hosted a vibrant Hispanic Business Expo on Saturday at McCollough Park, celebrating Latino culture through Folklórico dancing and diverse vendors. This was the chamber’s second time hosting the expo, which showcased nearly 60 businesses offering an extensive range of products and services.
Despite the windy weather, vendors set up shop to display and sell items such as pupusas, personalized cutting boards, crocheted items, and esthetician services. The business expo provided a valuable platform for Hispanic entrepreneurs to present their talents and creativity to the community. A significant highlight of the event was the large stage featuring dancing and singing performances from various Hispanic cultures.
Attendees were thrilled to discover new businesses and services within their community that they may not have known about before. Performers like Stephanie Scollier emphasized the importance of bringing the Hispanic community together through events like the expo, fostering unity and vitality in Tulsa.
Overall, the Hispanic Business Expo was a celebration of culture, entrepreneurship, and community spirit. Through dance, music, and various vendors, attendees had the opportunity to immerse themselves in Latino culture while supporting local Hispanic businesses. The chamber aims to continue organizing events that promote diversity, inclusivity, and economic growth within the Hispanic community in Tulsa.
