Black wealth, political empowerment and entrepreneurial excellence took center stage as more than 300 people gathered at the Thurgood Marshall Amenity Center.
(BALTIMORE – August 5, 2026) — To God be the glory, first and foremost.
We opened the Black Wall Street Summit 2026 with prayer, and what followed was one hell of an occasion.
At least 300 people packed the Thurgood Marshall Amenity Center for an evening of serious conversation, Black political empowerment, entrepreneurship, laughter, recognition and love. People traveled from Washington, D.C., Harford County, Baltimore County and communities throughout the Baltimore metropolitan area to be there.
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