Support Black Businesses and Heritage in Liberty County

Lots of Liberty County’s magic comes from our rich African-American roots. These roots have shaped us into the diverse community we are today. Celebrate our diversity and history year-round by supporting black-owned businesses within our community! Whether you’re a foodie, historian or into self-care, we’ve got several ways for you to #ExploreLiberty. Keep reading to learn more about each of them.

Baker Girls Beauty, Relaxation & Recovery Retreat

It’s always a good idea to treat yourself, and Baker Girls Beauty, Relaxation and Recovery Retreat is the perfect place to do it! They offer several different services, including facials and hair removal, as well as date night, prenatal and therapeutic massages. Want to learn more about all the services that are offered? Visit their website and book your appointment so you can feel relaxed and refreshed.

Cakamile

Located in downtown Hinesville, you can find Cakamile LLC. It is a spiritually wholistic shop that is black-owned and operated. All products are homemade and free of chemicals! Cakamile is known for being spiritually wholistic and focuses on your mind, body and spirit. They also provide Doula Services, spiritual life coaching, sound healing and more! Head over to 112 Commerce Street to learn more about how they can help you.

It’s All About Me Selfie Studio

If you love a good selfie session, It’s All About Me Selfie Studio is a great place to visit! This unique spot has tons of different booths and rooms decorated with backdrops for your photos. Check out our #ExploreLiberty booth while you’re there, and don’t forget to use our hashtag when posting on social media!

Sho’ Nuff Smokin’ Good BBQ

Taste some amazing dishes ranging from pork to chicken, turkey legs to wings and even veggies from Sho’ Nuff Smokin Good Barbecue. They have a mouthwatering array of options for you to try! We recommend the Barnyard Special, which includes three types of meat and order a homemade dessert to finish it all off.

Massa African Restaurant

Indulge in authentic African food at Massa African Restaurant located in Hinesville. They serve up a wide range of dishes that everyone will love! Their peppered beef and jollof rice is sure to have your mouth watering. Stop by for a visit and try something new!

Good to Go Jamaican Restaurant

You can never go wrong with a plate of Jamaican cuisine from Good to Go! The portions are huge and everything is delicious. Order a plate of jerk chicken, rice and plantains and thank us later. You can find them conveniently located on Highway 84 in Hinesville or on Uber Eats, Postmates and DoorDash!

Historic Baptismal Trail

Take a walk along the same path that members of the First African Baptist Church traveled in the 1840s at the Historic Baptismal Trail in Riceboro. This was an active holy place for over 100 years and was used by members of the Gullah Geechee culture to baptize new members into the Christian faith.

Dorchester Academy

Located in Midway, you will find Dorchester Academy! This site is 1 of only 11 stops in Georgia along the U.S. Civil Rights Trail. It was founded in 1871 by the American Missionary Association as a school for freed slaves and later became an institute for community development and political and social change. Interested in spending some time in the same place as Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., Dr. Ralph Abernathy, Andrew Young and Dr. Fred Shuttlesworth? Make an appointment to visit!

Pro Tip: If you’re visiting in February, stop by our local art gallery, the Hinesville Area Arts Council and check out the Black History Month Exhibit! It is done every year and it’s always amazing.

We can’t wait for y’all to #ExploreLiberty and immerse yourself in the diversity that is found all around. We are so proud to call this amazing place home. If you’re looking for additional ways to support black owned businesses in Liberty County, check out this blog!