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How a Hip-Hop Club Turned Into a Grocery Store

How a Hip-Hop Club Turned Into a Grocery Store

FromCity Cast Houston


How a Hip-Hop Club Turned Into a Grocery Store

FromCity Cast Houston

ratings:
Length:
19 minutes
Released:
Jan 11, 2023
Format:
Podcast episode

Description

Once upon a time, the nightclub District 1960 featured performers like Megan Thee Stallion and Slim Thug. Then the pandemic forced owner Robert Thomas to shut down. So he took a chainsaw to the place — and transformed it into a sleek health-food store. Now District Market Green Grocer specializes in produce, fresh juices, and locally made products from Black vendors.

Want to know more about Houston's first black-owned grocery store? Check out their website here!
OR take a peak at these feature articles:

Inside Houston's groundbreaking Black-owned supermarket, which was a nightclub in a past life

Shut down by COVID, Houston nightclub transforms into grocery store to support Black vendors


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Released:
Jan 11, 2023
Format:
Podcast episode

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Food, culture, news and nature in the sweaty Bayou City. Join Host Lisa Gray and the City Cast Houston team as we celebrate and interrogate this sprawling place with our favorite journalists, thinkers, leaders, neighbors and gadflies. Learn more and subscribe to our daily morning newsletter at houston.citycast.fm.