Local entrepreneur and caterer Cortnie Smith and Blax Friday are teaming up!
On Sunday, December 15, Soul Food Sundays kicks off at Brick Box Brewery at 220 E Broadway Blvd.
You’re encouraged to arrive in your holiday pajamas (there’s a Best Pajamas Contest”) for delicious soul food, desserts, an open mic night, raffle, and music by Rhythm LZ. Signups for “Open Mic” are at 3 p.m. the day of.
“I’ve wanted to throw a Soul Food Sunday for so long,” said Smith of Cooking Wit Cort. “I approached Blax Friday with the idea and we have now made it a reality. Huge thanks to Brick Box Brewery for allowing us to use their awesome space.”
The family-friendly event is open for all ages and is free to attend. However they are taking suggested donations at $10.
Cookin Wit Cort, Cute & Classy Krispies, Sweets, Cakes and Treats, Ray Ray’s Sonoran Spirit Tea, and TT’s Treats will all be serving food and drinks for purchase during the event.
Also, grab a cold one at the Brick Box Brewery’s bar! They also have some great locally-made root beer on tap.
Cortnie Smith is a Tucson native and the creative force behind Cookin Wit Cort. With a deep passion for giving people a taste of home and creating family-like feelings through her dishes, Smith pours love and care into every meal.
The community organization Blax Friday was created in the summer of 2020, spotlighting Black businesses in Arizona. “Our goals are representation and economic empowerment of Black business owners. We spotlight businesses through our website, app, social marketing, promotions, and community events.”
Suggested Donation of $10 to support Blax Friday.
Soul Food Sundays is happening at Brick Box Brewing, 220 E. Broadway Blvd. For more information and to make a donation, visit eventbrite.com.
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