Aberdeen to Host Inaugural Black-Owned Tradefair Celebrating Culture, Community and Enterprise

The Aberdeen Black-Owned Tradefair is set to make its debut on Friday, the 1st and Saturday, the 2nd of August ...

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The Aberdeen Black-Owned Tradefair is set to make its debut on Friday, the 1st and Saturday, the 2nd of August 2025, from 10:00 AM to 5:00 PM at Ferryhill Community Centre, Albury Road, Aberdeen AB11 6TN.

This maiden edition of the SK Business Fair promises an exciting celebration of diversity, culture, and entrepreneurship, featuring an array of Black-owned businesses and vendors from across Aberdeen. With a strong focus on community, the event is open to everyone, welcoming all backgrounds and cultures to participate, support, and connect.

Event Highlights:

  • A vibrant marketplace of Black-owned brands and entrepreneurs, ranging from food, beauty, clothing, fragrance, etc
  • Free play space and snacks for kids
  • Free entry, with raffle draws and freebies for attendees
  • A family-friendly atmosphere designed to uplift local businesses and foster collaboration

“This Tradefair is not just about shopping, it’s about building bridges, empowering entrepreneurs, and creating inclusive spaces where business and culture thrive together,” says the organising team behind SK Business Fair.

The event is proudly sponsored by organisations including SK Perfumes, Ferryhill Community Centre, Mamacita Foundation, and others who support economic empowerment and community engagement.

Oluwakemi Eseyin 

Don’t miss out on this unique opportunity to shop, network, and celebrate excellence in business at Aberdeen’s first-ever Black-Owned Brand Fair.

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