Photo by Yuvie Styles.
National Women-Owned Business Day (WOBD) is celebrated on the first Thursday in October each year. The day recognizes the achievements of women-owned businesses and encourages people to support and invest in them.
28.2% of small business ownership in Texas is women-owned, and Texas has the second-highest number of women-owned businesses in the country.
Globally, the rate of female entrepreneurship has been increasing more rapidly than male entrepreneurs. Over the past two decades, the number of women entrepreneurs has increased by 114%. Additionally, women of color make up 50% of all women-owned businesses.
The Bishop Arts District is known for its diverse nightlife, chic independent fashion stores and colorful street art. Plenty of these spots are women-owned, and today is the perfect day to support them:
- Dirt Flowers
- Same day flower delivery
- 417 N Bishop Ave
- Urban Owl
- Goods and gifts
- 415 N Bishop Ave
- Bella & Brawn
- Boutique
- 413 N Bishop Ave
- Zen Sushi
- 380 W Seventh St
- Blue Dahlia
- Home and apparel
- 414 N Bishop Ave
- Indigo Child
- Hair salon
- 195 W Davis St
- DLM Tots
- Kids
- 413 W Eighth St
- Mosaic Makers Co
- Gift shop
- 401 N Bishop Ave
- Pelindaba Lavender
- Aromatherapy
- 319 N. Bishop Avenue
- All Good Things
- Gift shop
- 404 W Eighth St
- Dude, Sweet Chocolate
- 336 W Eighth St
- Oasis Plant Shop
- 416 W Eighth St
- Dolly on Bishop
- Vintage clothing
- 315 N Bishop Ave
- Emporium Pies
- 314 N Bishop Ave
- Glam House
- Women’s clothing
- 301 N Bishop Ave
- Mod + Jo
- Jewelry
- 250 N Bishop Ave
- Go Easy
- Cannabis shop
- 250 N Bishop Ave
