The Greater Savannah Black Chamber of Commerce will mark a decade of its Black Business Gala with a “Black & Blues” celebration Dec. 3 at The Armstrong Center in Savannah.
The event begins at 7 p.m. and will recognize Black entrepreneurs and community leaders, according to a community announcement. Now in its 10th year, the gala celebrates Black-owned businesses in the Savannah metro area and the chamber’s work supporting entrepreneurs.
The GSBCC Black Business Gala recognizes Black entrepreneurs and leaders who make positive contributions to greater Savannah’s economic landscape. The 2026 event is set for Dec. 3.
The evening will feature a red carpet reception, social hour, dining, live entertainment, special recognitions and an awards presentation.
“For ten years, our chamber has spurred economic development by empowering Black, minority, and women entrepreneurs through business education, marketing and increased visibility, resource provision, strategic partnerships, and legislative advocacy,” Moncello Stewart, president of the Greater Savannah Black Chamber of Commerce, said in the announcement.
“Our Black & Blues Gala celebrates that work. This formal occasion will unite Savannah’s diverse and dynamic business community for an memorable evening of enchantment, entertainment, and entrepreneurial enrichment,” Stewart said.
The gala is open to the public. Tickets are on sale and sponsorships are available, according to the announcement. Event information is available through the Greater Savannah Black Chamber of Commerce gala page at gsbcc.org.
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