Project Storefronts is excited to announce that 54 Kingdoms will take over Popup 55 with their fashionable designs from November 4–8. Having received media attention from the likes of Entrepreneur Magazine, NBC Connecticut, New Haven Independent, and many more, 54 Kingdoms is known for its seamless integration of Pan-African culture with current trends in fabrics and styles.
54 Kingdoms is giving customers 20% discount of all products (apparel and accessories) during Pop-up 55. Available men apparel includes University of Afrika (UoA) henley and sweaters, and Tilbury pants. Maasai dresses and skirts, and Afrikana Delight tops will be in stock for women. Tee-shirt fanatics can ask about the popular Score For Unity fan gears released to celebrate Africa at this year’s World Soccer Championship held in Brazil. Accessories such as handcrafted Bonoman belts, Sankofa travel bag and beaded necklaces and bracelets will be available for sale.
Hours of operation for 54 Kingdoms from November 4-8:
Tuesday, November 4: 12pm – 5pm
Wednesday, November 5: 12pm – 5pm
Thursday, November 6: 12pm – 5pm
Friday, November 7: 12pm – 5pm
Saturday, November 8: 12pm – 6pm
For more info please visit
54kingdoms.com | contact@54kingdoms.com
twitter.com/54kingdoms | facebook.com/54kingdoms | instagram.com/54kingdoms
Hours of operation for 54 Kingdoms from November 4-8:
Tuesday, November 4: 12pm – 5pm
Wednesday, November 5: 12pm – 5pm
Thursday, November 6: 12pm – 5pm
Friday, November 7: 12pm – 5pm
Saturday, November 8: 12pm – 6pm
About 54 Kingdoms:
54 Kingdoms is
an apparel and accessory company that brings the Pan-African creative, history
and culture to the doorstep of global fashion by paying close attention to
detail and fine craftsmanship. At 54 Kingdoms, it’s not just about dressing to IMPRESS,
but to also EXPRESS culture, pride and identity.
twitter.com/54kingdoms | facebook.com/54kingdoms | instagram.com/54kingdoms
About Project Storefronts:
Project Storefronts is a program that fuses the city’s creative sector with small business development. It grew out of the Department of Arts, Culture and Tourism efforts to diversify how they engage with artists and the community. DACT partners with the Economic Development Corporation of New Haven and the city’s Office of Economic Development along with the State of Connecticut's Department of Economic and Community Development Office of the Arts to bring this project to life. Project Storefronts works with property owners to secure free access to their vacant retail spaces. The program has been successful in helping landlords to rent their empty spaces. Meanwhile, the donated space helps creative entrepreneurs to test the viability of new, innovative business and retail initiatives while also educating themselves about what it takes to be a successful businessperson. Project Storefronts is actively seeking new applicants and properties in various neighborhoods.
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