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Black History Month

PattiCakes Bakery and Jimmy Warren team up for Black History Month

Conway Institute of Music

For the second year, PattiCakes Bakery, in partnership with community leader, Jimmy Warren, will bring awareness to Black History Month by offering free commemorative cookies on Saturdays throughout February.

Warren, a former Conway Area Chamber of Commerce Young Minority Professional of the Year and one of ABPG’s 2020 250 Arkansas Most Influential Leaders, said this year’s goal “is very similar to last years with providing fun educational pieces for the community but also showcasing both legends that have transcended time as well as making accomplishments now”. The cookies will feature weekly tributes to cultural icons in sports, music, entertainment, and Arkansas Natives. We’re connecting the dots from Scottie Pippen to Oprah and even paying tribute to Chadwick Boseman.

The limited supply of cookies will be doled out on a first-come, first-served basis each Saturday from Feb.6 to Feb. 27. Warren said approaching Patti Stobaugh, owner of PattiCakes, for the second year was as simple as a text message with an immediate response of “Yes.” “Mrs. Stobaugh has been a staple in the Conway community and very passionate when it comes to her dedication to giving back,” he said.

A different cookie will be featured each week. Warren said he hopes patrons take the time to research and discuss “the significant contributions each of these individuals made to their communities.”He encourages people to use the hashtag #CommunityCookies on social media, sharing photos of the cookies and their thoughts to spark dialogue.

Featured cookies will be:

Arkansas Natives: Scottie Pippen and Maya Angelou

Music: Beyoncé and Aretha Franklin

Sports: Gabby Douglas and Kobe Bryant

Entertainment: Oprah Winfrey and Chadwick Boseman

The PattiCakes Bakery at 2106 Robinson Ave. in Conway will have free cookies. The bakery is open 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. Monday through Friday and 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Saturdays.

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