Sunny and Ted
Owner: Jasmine Williams
Creating inclusive home goods for memory making, SUNNY&TED is a home goods line with the goal of diversifying the products available to consumers. We provide tableware, blankets, ornaments, and pillows featuring whimsical characters in beautiful shades of brown so that families of every ethnic background can enjoy the special days and everyday with home goods that look like their loved ones.
Root to Crown Counseling & Wellness
Owner: Aminah “Rashidah” Williams
1031 Peruque Crossing Ct Ofallon , Mo 63366 AF
Welcome to Root to Crown Counseling and Wellness where I am here to assist you on your journey to cultivating a solid foundation to wellness through Mind, Body, and Soul. We are mental health private practice engaged in centering Black voices and experiences in order to provide Culturally Responsive mental health care , Full Spectrum Doula Services, Prenatal Education, and Support Groups virtually and in person. Counseling is an excellent source of support for those with mental health issues but it’s also the most effective way to deal with life’s challenge.One must learn to replenish their stores of mental, emotional and physical energy so in turn they can feel equipped to help themselves as well as others. Prioritizing your mental health is just one way to regain peace in your life! You deserve to be Well!
The Optical Experience
Landen Prather Fine Art Gallery
founder: Landen Prather
327 Westview Dr Villa Rica, GA 30180 US
An artist who has also dreamed of becoming a gallerist his whole life has made history for the city of Villa Rica by bringing it the Landen Prather Fine Arts Gallery–the first black-owned fine arts gallery in Villa Rica. Landen Prather, owner, contemporary artist, and his wife Dr. Marissa Prather, Director of Fine Arts and STEM in Douglas County, “wanted to create a unique space for artists, by artists.”
The gallery features contemporary and modern art collections with an emphasis on emerging and mid-career artists and is “committed to connecting, inspiring, and uplifting others through art.”
“There’s so much talent here,” he says, but “there was an art void,” and he wanted residents not to need to journey to Atlanta to be exposed to inspiring art. He continues, “We live in Villa Rica. So what better place to create something than in your own backyard [and] to actually watch it grow and cultivate it.”
Landen says, “We love our [Villa Rica] families and we love learning. So the inspiration was literally being able to teach and expose [the community] as well as having a permanent place to show our work.”
Landen is excited to bring local and international artists to the forefront and introduce them to Villa Rica. He adds, “We have a vision of trying to make sure that art is for all,” and “that everyone can enjoy, create, and live with real art made by real people. ”
“The cool thing is, art really is for everybody.”
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