Name: Babe by The Enterprise Center
Duration: 6 min 21 s
Description: This Black History Month, we collaborated with Rowhome Productions and Urban Art Gallery for a special celebration of 52nd street's history as a hub for Black-owned businesses in West Philadelphia. "Legacy on 52nd Street" highlights longstanding businesses on the corridor through audio pieces, coupled with an art exhibition at Urban Art Gallery.

Does anyone remember the name of the dance studio on 52nd St, where a lot of the groups learned their steps? There was a shoe store on the first floor.

This Black History Month, we collaborated with Rowhome Productions and Urban Art Gallery for a special celebration of 52nd street's history as a hub for Black-owned businesses in West Philadelphia. "Legacy on 52nd Street" highlights longstanding businesses on the corridor through audio pieces, coupled with an art exhibition at Urban Art Gallery.

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For more than three decades, The Enterprise Center has promoted racial and economic equity by supporting the growth of diverse small businesses and partnering with West Philadelphia communities on revitalization strategies. As a trusted mediator, we bring together businesses, communities, partners, and resource providers with the shared goal of equal opportunity and prosperity for all.

We invest in people and projects in the belief that everyone should have the opportunity to own and build wealth for themselves, their families, and their communities.

As a 501c(3), our mission is to cultivate and invest in minority entrepreneurs to inspire working together for economic growth in communities. We focus our work in the Mid-Atlantic region, with offices in Pennsylvania and New Jersey.

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The Enterprise Center

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