Your Atlanta Black Events Guide: November 11 to November 21
As we move through the second half of November, the pulse of Atlanta remains strong and vibrant. From the historic halls of Southwest Atlanta to the buzzing professional hubs of Midtown and Downtown, our community continues to demonstrate the power of connection. This season brings a wealth of opportunities for Black professionals, creatives, and families to engage in meaningful dialogue, celebrate heritage, and sharpen our collective vision for the future. Whether you are looking to expand your network, enhance your personal growth, or honor our global contributions, these upcoming days promise to be truly enriching for our Atlanta family.
Africa Wealth & Culture Summit | Saturday, November 14, 12:00 pm | Southwest Atlanta
Join us on Saturday, November 14, at 12:00 pm at the Morehouse College MLK International Chapel in Southwest Atlanta for this landmark summit. As a premier Pan African platform, this gathering connects continents and honors our shared heritage. Attendees will explore pathways to prosperity through entrepreneurship, investment, innovation, and global collaboration. This event is vital for those interested in building long term wealth and strengthening the Black community on a global scale. It serves as an essential space for innovators and leaders to foster meaningful connections that bridge the gap between local talent and international opportunity. While the cost is not specified, the value of the knowledge shared at this historic institution is immense, making it a must attend for ambitious professionals.
BLOOMing in ATL | Saturday, November 14, 11:00 am | Southwest Atlanta
On Saturday, November 14, at 11:00 am, the Center for Black Women’s Wellness in Southwest Atlanta hosts this transformative recurring program. Designed specifically for Black women, this gathering provides a supportive environment dedicated to personal growth, health, and community empowerment. Participants can expect a space that honors their unique journey while offering tools for wellness and professional advancement in the heart of our community. The program is ideal for any woman looking to invest in her own development and find solidarity among peers. Although the cost is not currently confirmed, the impact of the Center for Black Women’s Wellness on our local community remains profound. It is a wonderful opportunity to focus on your well being while building a network of strong, empowered women.
Fatherhood Small Groups | Thursday, November 12, 6:30 pm | Virtual
The Center for Black Women’s Wellness facilitates these important recurring small group sessions on Thursday, November 12, at 6:30 pm via Zoom. This virtual gathering is specifically curated to support and empower Black fathers by providing a dedicated space for mentorship and the sharing of lived experiences. Guests will engage in meaningful dialogue that fosters community building and personal development. This event is particularly suited for fathers who are seeking a supportive network of peers as they navigate their roles and responsibilities. While the cost is not confirmed, the community value of these sessions is immeasurable. By participating in these discussions, attendees play a crucial role in strengthening the fabric of our families, which is a cornerstone of our community resilience and future success.
Empowerment Through Education | Tuesday, November 17, 6:00 pm | Southwest Atlanta
Mark your calendars for Tuesday, November 17, at 6:00 pm at the Center for Black Women’s Wellness in Southwest Atlanta. This recurring educational series is designed to equip community members with vital information and resources that foster both personal development and improved health outcomes within the Black community. Attendees will benefit from expert led insights in a welcoming environment that prioritizes collective growth. This session is perfectly suited for anyone motivated to take charge of their health and knowledge base. Although the cost is not confirmed, the investment of your time will yield significant benefits for your personal journey. By engaging with this educational initiative, you are actively participating in the health and empowerment of our entire community, ensuring we all thrive together.
NSN Atlanta and Black at Microsoft (BAM) Present: AI After Dark | Monday, November 16, 5:30 pm | Midtown
On Monday, November 16, at 5:30 pm, head over to the Microsoft office in Midtown for an insightful evening of networking. The National Sales Network Atlanta chapter and the Black at Microsoft employee resource group host this event to explore the evolving world of artificial intelligence. This professional development opportunity is designed for Black tech professionals who are looking to stay at the cutting edge of industry trends. Guests will connect with peers and industry leaders in a space that celebrates our presence in the tech landscape. Admission is free, making this an accessible way to build your career network and engage with the future of technology. It is a fantastic opportunity to foster community, sharpen your skills, and represent our excellence in corporate spaces.
Diaspora Creatives Awards | Saturday, November 21, 6:00 pm | Southwest Atlanta
Prepare for a spectacular evening on Saturday, November 21, at 6:00 pm at Atlanta Virtual Studios in Southwest Atlanta. This inaugural event celebrates the immense talent of African and diaspora creatives, entrepreneurs, and cultural leaders. Attendees can expect a vibrant atmosphere that combines high level business networking with a deep celebration of global impact and artistic excellence. The event is tailored for those who want to support and honor the contributions of our creators while building lasting professional connections. While the cost is not specified, this evening is set to be a highlight of our cultural calendar. It is a powerful reminder of the global influence held by our community, and it provides an unparalleled opportunity to witness the innovation driving our collective future.
Konnection+ Networking Social | Wednesday, November 11, 6:30 pm | Downtown
Join us on Wednesday, November 11, at 6:30 pm at The Gathering Spot ATL in Downtown. Hosted at this premier Black owned membership club, the event offers a sophisticated space for professionals and entrepreneurs to connect and collaborate. Whether you are launching a new venture or looking to expand your existing professional circle, this social is the place to be. Guests will engage with a diverse group of motivated individuals dedicated to building a stronger business ecosystem in Atlanta. Admission is free, allowing everyone to participate in this evening of community building and innovation. It is an ideal setting to foster new partnerships, share ideas, and elevate your professional profile while enjoying the unique atmosphere that only The Gathering Spot can provide.
Black Women Who Brunch: Networking & Connection | Saturday, November 14, 12:00 pm | Castleberry Hill
On Saturday, November 14, at 12:00 pm, join us at No Mas! Cantina in the historic Castleberry Hill neighborhood for an afternoon of intentional networking. This event is specifically designed for Black women entrepreneurs and professionals who are eager to expand their business circles in a relaxed, supportive environment. By fostering meaningful connections, participants can share strategies and encouragement that fuel both individual and community growth. Admission is free, offering an accessible entry point for women at all stages of their career journey to build a robust network. This gathering is essential for those who recognize that our collective progress is best achieved through collaboration and mutual support. It is a perfect way to spend a Saturday surrounded by ambitious, like minded women.
Plan Your Week
Arrive early, since several of these gatherings fill up quickly, and confirm details with the organizers before you travel. Support the Black owned restaurants, shops, and galleries near each venue, and keep an eye on weather and transit updates along the way. If you are bringing family, check age guidance and ticket requirements in advance. Event details were confirmed at the time of publication.
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Prepared by the ATL Black Voices AI assisted events desk.
