Marlene 
​Rose & Marlene Crafts

Rose 
Branch Hill Bakery

Priscilla & Kimberly Addison
'57 Chocolate

Alex & Selina Asamoah
Seli Foods

Seli Foods Shito has been a cherished family recipe for many years. It has been a trademark in the family when family and friends will come to the house asking if there is any of this delicious hot sauce available for them to take home.

​Eventually, by popular request, my mother, Selina began to make them for events and parties. This led to a great demand for this impeccable sauce and she decided to share it with the world." www.selifoods.com

Seli Food Shito is an aromatic sauce full of fresh ingredients and should be used on everything from hummus to pizza, marinate to barbecue. 

For Homegoing: ​Tonight we are having their vegan shito.  We hope you love it! 
Where to find: Saturdays at 2nd Street Market

Karen Brame
​Blacklisted Culture

BLACKListed Culture seeks to educate its subscribers by highlighting persons and organizations of interest; unique sites, institutions and venues; as well as classic and contemporary media.  All content can enrich the understanding of the African-American Experience and the Africa Diaspora." 

​For Homegoing:  Served as Africana Food + Resource advisor.
Where to find: Downtown Dayton Metro Library, 2nd floor, Africana Archives

Ella Livingston
Cocoa Asante

Cocoa Asante is a black and women-owned company that handcrafts artisan chocolates almost too pretty to eat. The cacao used in our chocolate is sourced from our home country Ghana, and it’s made in Chattanooga, Tennessee. Our goal is to grow into a bean-to-bar company that sources cacao — which is the seed that cocoa and chocolate are made from —  directly from our family farm in Ghana." 

For Homegoing: The face and fruit of Esi featuring Groundnut soup bon bons bespoke for this event.  
Where to find: Cocoa Asante

Audra Sparks
Guided By Mushrooms

Rodney Veal 
Artist Virtuoso of The Greater Miami Valley​

Kim Wilson
Cocoa Future Collaborative