Youth Event happening April 4, 2020 from 2 pm-5 pm in Charlotte, NC 

Iyeisha Montana owner of QKrownMe is excited to announce her first community event. No cost to enter. The purpose of this event is to connect and network with small and local businesses while bringing the community together. There will be guest motivational/inspirational speakers along with special performances. Local businesses get the opportunity to promote their products/services for their businesses. This is a kid friendly event so bring the kids. She hopes to have a positive impact on the community and look forward to many more events. 

Mark your calendar and come out and support this local entrepreneur as she works to bring the community together for a day of fun and inspiration… 

She is currently still accepting speakers and vendors... The vendor fee is $50.00 

Below are a few vendors she already has she still has room for more 
  • Touched By Rayn
  • Redd-Smoke BBQ 
  • Majestic Creations N Catering
  • Lee Lee’s Bling 
  • Paparazzi -Blessed by 5 Collections
  • Face Painting
  • Popcorn Machine
  • Music
  • Food/Drinks

Nice Venue/Kid Friendly/Indoor Event 


For more information on being a vendor, speaker or just to support this event please visit her Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/qkrownme/
Until next time stay safe and blessed
XOXO
Meo 💋

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