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March/April 2025

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B M & T ••• March/April 2025 ••• www.blackmeetingsandtourism.com 29 the area guests can explore. The most recent addition to the TVUC is Pearl's Kitchen at CWRU. At PK's, the goal was to create inspired comfort food. They have a full-flavored menu offering a variety of options - from entrees and sandwiches to side and desserts. Choolaah Indian BBQ is a fast-casual restaurant specializing in customizable bowls and wraps. Featuring fresh, healthy ingredients and bold flavors, Choolaah serves up your favorite dishes, including chicken, tikka masala, paneer, samosas, mango lassi, and more! With vegan, vegetarian, and gluten-free options, there is something for everyone on the menu! Med23 is a Mediterranean-style eatery serving made-to-order pita bowls, lemon-basmati rice bowls, salads, and naan piz- PRINCE GEORGE'S COUNTY, MD Host your wedding or corporate or a black-tie event in glamorous surround- ings at the Hampton Conference Center in Capitol Heights, Maryland. The venue is conveniently located in Prince George's County near Washington, D.C. and offers all the elegance of the big city in a smaller town environment. The conference center can accommodate between 20 and 500 seated guests, there are two event spaces that can be decorated in line with the vision, and themes of your event or weddings, whether they're traditional, contemporary or ethnic. The Large Ballroom has gorgeous round-style chandeliers that provide romantic lighting for your event. Swaths of soft fabric fall from the ceiling and Roman columns can be decorated to match your color scheme. The room is large enough for tables and chairs and a dance floor so you and your guests can party all night. This space accommodates 125 to 500 Seating & 1000+ Standing. This Small Ballroom is slightly smaller than Ballroom 1 and is ideal for small- er weddings or for your ceremony. It has chandeliers, wall lights and special col- umn decorations available. The color scheme is in neutral shades, just waiting for your creative ideas to transform it into the setting of your dreams. As far as weddings are concerned The Hampton Conference Center is dedi- cated to making guests wedding day what they always dreamed it would be. Consider venue staff as an extended member of your family as they guide you through all the decisions that need to be made. It is a belief at The Hampton Conference Center that elegance need not be expensive. Hotel accommodations can be made at the nearby Hampton Inn & Suites Alexandria Old Town Area South, The Doubletree by Hilton Hotel Laurel, College Park Marriott Hotel & Conference Center and The Hotel at The University of Maryland. There are also a series of bars and eateries travelers can indulge in while staying in town for an event at The Hampton Conference Center. Businesses include Bar Harbor, The Magic Duel, Bay Street Lounge, The Bayou Room, Jasper's and SoBe Restaurant and Lounge. COASTAL MISSISSIPPI Located in the heart of the Mississippi Gulf Coast, the Mississippi Coast Coliseum and Convention Center is the largest beachfront facility of its kind in the South. The Mississippi Coast Coliseum( and Convention Center continues to be the crowd favorite for sports and live entertain- ment, drawing year-round attendees. Since its opening in 1977, the Coast landmark has played host to Broadway theater, comedians, professional sports, rodeos, festivals, circuses, and world- class performances by artists such as Elton John, Luciano Pavarotti, The Eagles and Cher. The Arena is flexible enough to accommodate anything from an intimate theater crowd to full festival seating. All seats are comfortably upholstered, in addition they offer state-of-the-art electrical/lighting systems and ceilings, luxurious dress- ing rooms, and a parking garage. When planning your travel to the Mississippi Coast Coliseum and Convention Center, plan on arriving early and staying Hampton Confernce Center Mississippi Coast Coliseeum and Center

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