The Moto Agency presents... The Black Moms Fair: Black Moms Homecoming

Welcome home, Mama.

The Black Moms Fair is a curated community experience created to celebrate, support, and pour into Black mothers, caregivers, and families through wellness, education, conversation, and connection.

After four powerful events, including the launch of our 2026 national tour in the DMV, we are coming home. On Saturday, November 7th The Black Moms Fair is happening in Fort Worth at Tarrant County College Trinity River Campus for The Black Moms Homecoming. This is a day to reconnect, recharge, and celebrate Black motherhood.

Every mom is welcome, at every age and every stage. Whether you're a Freshman Mom with little ones at home, a Sophomore or Junior Mom raising school aged kids and teens, a Senior Mom launching young adults, or an Alumni Mom who is an empty nester or grandmother, there is a seat for you.

An intimate literary gathering celebrating the launch of Black Women In Bloom, a global storytelling project and coffee table book. Join Anayo Awuzie, editor-in-chief of Carefree Magazine, and Elsa G, host of Wokeland podcast for a conversation about our blooming eras.

Bloom Sessions is Carefree Media’s signature gathering. It’s part essay reading, part community conversation, part creative ritual, and part celebration.

Included in your ticket:

🌸 Flowers to take home and add to our community bouquet 💐

Come ready to pour into yourself and each other!

What happens when Black women cultivate their gardens and allow themselves to bloom? 🌸

Join Anayo Awuzie, editor-in-chief of Carefree Magazine and author of Black Women In Bloom, for an easeful, feel good Saturday afternoon of writing, connection, and community to celebrate our stories and launch of Carefree Mag's book, Black Women in Bloom 🌸

💐 Bring your pens and notebooks! we'll have journal and short story prompts for us to get creative to. Even if you don't identify as a writer, you are welcome!

💐 Sharing our work and words in a judgement-free community space

💐 Book Q&A

💐 Discount on drinks + free goodies

💐Craft our community bouquet, where we'll pick a flower that speaks to us and pick one that we want to add to the arrangement 🌷🌺🌹🌻🌼💐

Parking can be limited so arrive early! Come solo or with a friend or two!

Can’t wait to bloom with you 🌿

Bringing together Hold Me Tender, Black Women in Bloom, and Mutual Feelings SF, this floral arrangement workshop explores the ways tenderness, growth, memory, and becoming can be expressed through flowers.

Both Hold Me Tender and Black Women in Bloom center the lived experiences of women across the diaspora, using art, storytelling, and personal memory to explore identity, womanhood, softness, resilience, and the many stages of becoming. One creates a visual and immersive archive through photography and film; the other traces the journeys of Black women through essays, photography, and illustration, drawing on the lifecycle of a flower as a framework for growth.

Together with Mutual Feelings SF, the projects create a space to gather in community and consider what it means to nurture ourselves and one another, what we carry from where we come from, and what we are still becoming.

The workshop offers a tactile extension of these ideas. Through the act of selecting, arranging, and tending to flowers, guests will have space to connect with the themes of the exhibition and book while creating something of their own to take home: an arrangement shaped by their individual interpretation of tenderness, growth, and bloom.

All ticket sales are FINAL, and we are unable to offer refunds. If you can't make the event, you're welcome to transfer your ticket to a friend. For any inquiries, please contact us at hello@holdmetender.world