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Black-Owned Businesses in Tucson

Tucson's Black community has a deep and enduring history that has significantly influenced the city's cultural and social fabric. From the Dunbar Pavilion—originally the Dunbar School, the first and only segregated school for African-American children in Tucson—to the thriving businesses and organizations that uplift the community today, Black Tucsonans have left an indelible mark on the city's development. Black-owned businesses in Tucson continue this legacy, from soul food restaurants that bring people together over shared history to innovative entrepreneurs shaping the future.

Explore our listings to learn more about and support these businesses, organizations, and cultural landmarks that reflect the perseverance, creativity, and heritage of Tucson's Black community. Join us in celebrating the stories and achievements of this vibrant community, which has been and continues to be a cornerstone of Tucson's history and identity.

About Blax Friday 2

Blax Friday is a community organization founded in the summer of 2020 to spotlight Black-owned businesses across Arizona. As the state's largest Black business directory and app, its mission is to enhance representation and foster economic empowerment for Black business owners.

Created by Black entrepreneurs, Blax Friday serves as a bridge connecting Black-owned businesses with the communities they serve. The organization is committed to promoting inclusivity and equity through positive, actionable initiatives. An expanded list of day-to-day offerings can be found on their website and mobile apps. 

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