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Entrepalooza 2025: A Celebration of Entrepreneurship and Community
On February 15, 2025, the Entrepreneurship Council hosted Entrepalooza 2025, an exciting event that brought together local businesses, organizations, and churches for an afternoon of networking, entertainment, and community engagement. The event took place from 1 p.m. to 5 p.m. and was a tremendous success, drawing over 500 attendees to celebrate the spirit of entrepreneurship.
A Community-Driven Event
Entrepalooza was proudly organized by the Entrepreneurship Council, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization, with sponsorship from Computer Printing Etc. and the Sorrell College of Business at Troy University Dothan Campus. The event featured a variety of local vendors, entertainment, and delicious food, making it a fun-filled experience for all who attended.
Family Fun and Entertainment
A highlight of the day was the bounce houses and free cotton candy provided by Beth and Antonio Vasquez of Vasquez Inflatables, ensuring that children had an unforgettable time. Music was provided by live DJ, DJ Hollywood, keeping the energy high throughout the event. Attendees also enjoyed performances from local artists Chrome 32 and Big Kelz, who showcased their latest music available on platforms like Spotify and iTunes.
In addition, Let’s Go Line Dancing With D brought excitement to the crowd with their lively dance performances. Another major highlight was the fashion show, where Mackroyce Corbitt, Jr. introduced the MC Brand alongside GUM (Ground Up Media) and The 91PBrand, leaving a lasting impression on the community.
A Marketplace of Local Businesses and Organizations
Entrepalooza featured an impressive lineup of vendors, including:
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Computer Printing Etc.
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Hairoglyphics Academy & Hairoglyphics Hair & Beauty Salon
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The Dothan Branch of the NAACP Branch #5025
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The 91PBrand
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Brinston Avenue Real Estate
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Almitra McGriff Insurance Agent
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Let’s Go Line Dancing With D
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Sweet Home Smells With Kristin
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Beacon of Hope
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St. Columba Catholic Church
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GUM (Ground Up Media)
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Dream Demeanor Clothing and Apparel
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New Hope Community Garden
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Carrie Wilson Consulting
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Akilli’s House
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And many more!
Delicious Food and Refreshments
Attendees were treated to amazing food from The Original Philadelphia WaterIce Shack, which served up mouthwatering Philly Steak Sandwiches and delicious Water Icee’s that were a crowd favorite.
Giving Back to the Community
A major highlight of the event was Mackroyce Corbitt, Jr.’s generous donation of $500 to the Hawk-Houston Youth Enrichment Center. This donation included $250 from MC clothing and apparel sales, with an additional $250 matched by the Entrepreneurship Council, reinforcing the event’s commitment to supporting local youth programs.
Looking Ahead to Entrepalooza 2026
The overwhelming success of Entrepalooza 2025 has generated excitement for next year’s event. Mark your calendars—Entrepalooza 2026 is set to take place on February 14, 2026, the Saturday before Presidents Day.
We extend our heartfelt gratitude to everyone who participated, sponsored, and attended Entrepalooza 2025. Your support and enthusiasm made this event truly special. We can’t wait to see you again next year!