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Bring the Heart of Africa to Your Home

Discover unique, handmade clothing, jewelry, and body care crafted with artisanal warmth and authentic soul.

The Heart of the Continent

Explore our curated collections of ethically sourced, handmade treasures that celebrate the vibrant spirit and artisanal mastery of Africa.

Heritage Apparel

Modern silhouettes featuring vibrant prints.

Artisanal Jewelry

Unique adornments handcrafted with techniques.

Soulful Decor

Authentic pieces that bring global craft home.

Botanical Care

Skincare ritual rooted in African wisdom.

Accessories

Curated headwraps, gems, and craft bags.

Sea Moss

Pure, mineral-rich ocean vitality for you

Caribbean Rum Cake

Bold infusions for an exquisite gift.

Upcoming Events

Meet A Little Bit of Africa at local markets and cultural pop-ups. We bring our authentic artisanal treasures directly to your community.

Go Fatty & Friend's Tropical Small Business Market

July 25, 2026 • 12:00–4:00 PM

Philadelphia Deliverance Church of Christ

Join us for a vibrant experience designed to uplift local entrepreneurs and bring the community together for a day of sun, flavor, shopping and connection. 📷 Anchored by The Juice Man, this event will be a true collaboration with a hand-selected & diverse group of local entrepreneurs! A unique one-stop shop for everything from handmade artisan crafts and jewelry to curated bodycare, home goods, baked goods, delicious food and holistic wellness products. By bringing our networks together, we are creating a powerhouse event for cross-promotion and shared success.

The Historic Trolley District First Fridays Maker's Market

August 7 and September 4

East Market

From 5–8 PM, First Fridays feature local makers alongside our East Market family of vendors. In addition, these Fridays will feature food vendor specials, live entertainment, and free arcade play. The party in Railhouse is made possible by the help of Maker's Mark, who will feature flight and cocktail selections. Stop out to celebrate all things local and let your favorite local makers know to reach out if they’re interested in being featured at future First Friday events.

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