This snapback hat is made of black cotton and advertises Black Calder Brewing Company, Michigan's first Black-owned brewery. It has a flat bill and the company's logo can be seen on the front. The company name is embroidered in gold on the side.
Date:
2020
Materials:
Cotton
Current Location Status:
In Storage
Collection Tier:
Tier 3
Source:
Museum Purchase
Exhibit/Program:
Innovators: Celebrating Black History (January 2024) This one-day program showcases local collaborators initiatives that have impacted local, national, and global communities in innovative ways. Additionally, this program will kick off the Museum’s STEAM month with programming through the month of February as well as an exploration of local community leaders through exhibit and artifact highlights. Community partners will share information, prototypes, products, creations, ideas and more with museum guests. Visitors will explore artifacts from our collection that highlight African American innovations. Museum guests can also explore temporary display: Booker T Washington Visits Grand Rapids.
Related Entity:
Black Calder Brewing Company (sold by) Black Calder Brewing Company, Michigan's first Black-owned brewery, launched its release of Black IPA on Friday, November 27th, 2020. The company was founded by Terry Rostic and Jamaal Ewing and is named after Grand Rapids, Michigan, also known as Calder City. The company plans to incorporate hip-hop culture into its brand and hopes to inspire inclusivity and community involvement.