Find Your Next Chamber Opportunity

The Chamber’s programs bring people together for different reasons: a business conversation, a learning opportunity, a public-issues discussion or a celebration. Start with the kind of participation you want, then use the appropriate calendar for current dates and details.

Meet People and Exchange Ideas

Networking Opportunities explains the formats available for building business relationships. Business After Hours offers a host-location gathering; smaller meal-based formats provide another setting for introductions. Larger events may bring networking together with exhibits, recognition or a shared activity.

Business Education & Advocacy provides the home for topic-focused learning and government-affairs programming. Women in Business has its own overview, while longer leadership experiences and student career activities belong under the Foundation. Those destinations explain the purpose so you can decide where to begin before choosing a date.

Celebrate and Introduce Local Business

Signature Events brings together the Chamber’s recurring business gatherings. The Annual Dinner & Awards Celebration recognizes contributions to the business community. The Business Community Showcase combines organization visibility with career connections, while Living Local Marketplace presents a wider range of local products and services to residents and visitors.

Golf activities and approved recognition programs provide additional participation routes. Permanent event pages explain who the opportunity is for and how an organization might take part. Follow the calendar link when you are ready to review dates, location, fees and registration.

Use the Right Calendar and Participation Route

The Chamber Calendar is the starting point for Chamber events and their registration information. The Community Calendar provides a separate view of broader local happenings. An event appearing on one calendar should not be assumed to use the other’s registration process.

Read the current listing before making plans and review the applicable cancellation terms when registering. For hosting, exhibiting or sponsoring, contact the Chamber rather than assuming an attendee ticket covers that role. If no current date is listed for a program, its overview can still help you decide whether to inquire about a future opportunity.