Bridging Tech Spaces: Houston, We Have a M.O.V.E. Brunch
Detroit to Houston · Move 01 · Friday, November 6 · Kulture, 11 to 2
Making Detroit a city people choose: three straight years of growth, and we want to meet you.
Opportunity in the room: Detroit employers with open roles, homes you can actually afford, and the people who help you get there.
Visible on the last day of AfroTech: brunch on us at Kulture, two minutes from the convention center, 11 to 2.
If you’re in Houston for AfroTech, or you go to Texas Southern, this one’s for you. Before you head to the airport, come sit down with Detroit. Bring your questions, your pitch, and the friend who keeps saying “one day.”
Friday, November 6, 11 AM to 2 PM
Kulture, 701 Avenida de las Americas, Suite A, Houston, TX 77010.
Next to the George R. Brown Convention Center and Discovery Green.
On us: brunch, coffee, and a mimosa or two. Anything stronger is on you.
Who it’s for: HBCU students and grads, the builders, the creatives, the people who move capital, and anyone who has ever wondered what Detroit has for them.
Why Kulture: it’s Marcus Davis’s room, from the family behind The Breakfast Klub, built as a home for the food, art, and music of the diaspora. Our kind of place.
About us: Black Tech Saturdays is a Detroit-anchored national movement, 30,000+ strong across eight states. The M.O.V.E. Tour, Making Opportunity Visible Everywhere, is BTS and MoveDetroit on the road together, making it easier to choose Detroit, come back, or stay.
Seats are limited. RSVP to hold yours.
Make the move.
Bridging Tech Spaces: Atlanta, It’s Your M.O.V.E. Lions Vs Falcons Watch Party
Bridging Tech Spaces: Atlanta, It’s Your M.O.V.E. Lions Vs Falcons Watch PartyIf you’re in Houston for AfroTech, or you go to Texas Southern, this one’s for you. Before you head to the airport, come sit down with Detroit. Bring your questions, your pitch, and the friend who keeps saying “one day.”
BTS Holiday Celebration 2026
We built all year. December 12, we celebrate. Save the date.
We're closing out the year together. On Saturday, December 12, Black Tech Saturdays is bringing the whole movement back into one room to celebrate what we built.
We're awarding the BTS Future 100. We're looking back at the moments and the shifts that defined this year. And we're giving you a first look at what's coming next.
All are welcome.
Save your seat — the movement doesn't take a break for the holidays; it celebrates.
Make Believe: An Art x Tech Symposium Hosted by CultureSource and Black Tech Saturdays
Every real thing in Detroit started as make believe. A painter put the Rouge plant on the walls of the DIA. A man off the Lincoln-Mercury line built Motown. Three friends from Belleville plugged drum machines into their imaginations and gave the world techno. This city has always used art and technology as two hands on the same work.
Somewhere along the way the hands drifted. Technologists are building the most powerful creative tools in history and need people who know what to make with them. Artists hold what no tool produces on its own: what a thing is for, how it feels, the taste that turns output into meaning. Each has somewhere to go it cannot reach alone.
On Thursday, October 29, we are putting them back in the same room. A morning of conversation and relationship-building, then a communal lunch, because Detroit's best partnerships have always started over a shared meal.
For artists, curators, designers, musicians, founders, engineers, funders, and anyone who makes things and wants to make them with more people.
Come as you are. Bring what you know. Leave with people you did not have when you walked in.
Thursday, October 29, 2026 · 10:00 AM · Lunch included
Location and full program to follow. Register to hold your spot.
