Vendors include Jessica's Boutique, which will feature Indian jewelry, Balah Afrika USA, which will display African American-inspired jewelry, African and American Image, which will have ethnic clothing and jewelry, and Cultural Expressions in Bloomington, which is run by Gary Moore from WEEK news, Hamer said. Last year, the event attracted about 100 students and community members. Herrion said it is important for Bradley students to come out and meet new people and have fun looking and shopping for items representing black history, as well as other cultures. Some of the most popular items last year were bracelets that could be personalized with names and the letters of different fraternities and sororities, Herrion added. The market will take place from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Saturday in the Garrett Center.
Admission is free.