SPOTLIGHT: Back on the Rack Now Open in Fairhope

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Daphne Office29750 Larry Dee Cawyer Dr.Daphne, ALPhone: (251) 621-8222Email:office@eschamber.com

Fairhope Office327 Fairhope Ave.Fairhope, ALPhone: (251) 928-6387Email:office@eschamber.com

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by D. Fran MorleyKassie Plummer, owner of Fairhope’s Back on the Rack Upscale Resale shop says she is living her dream. “I’ve worked in retail since I was 17, and I always wanted my own store, but when I graduated Ole Miss with a degree in mathematics education, I took a job teaching high school geometry. When I was back home in Biloxi one weekend, I visited the Back on the Rack shop in Gulfport owned by my cousin, Adrian Holland, and she asked if I would consider opening and owning my own Back on the Rack in another location with her guidance and partnership. That was like a fantasy opportunity for me. So with much prayer and many lists of the pros and cons, I eventually said, ‘yes’ and here we are!”

Plummer and her cousins, Adrian and Chavus Holland, scouted locations and settled on downtown Fairhope for the shop, which opened in July 2015. “We fell in love with this town! The

atmosphere is perfect for what we wanted to achieve, and we loved the many events and activities that go on year round.” Back on the Rack is true “upscale” resale, Plummer said, “To us this means consignment at its absolute best. We hope our clients and shoppers come in and feel welcomed to a clean, organized store with great brands, including designer shoes, sunglasses, handbags, gently used formals and

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other clothing. We want our consignment clients and our shoppers to leave our store happy and content. We work with our clients to make sure they are pleased with their consignment, and we help our shoppers to look their best with style and brand preference in mind.”By focusing on big names in fashion, Plummer says the store brings the big city to downtown Fairhope. “We love living on the Eastern Shore, but with no Saks Fifth Avenue or Neiman Marcus around the corner, sometimes it is hard to find that name brand we all want, especially for a decent price. I believe we can bring those brands to our town and for the right price.”

For their consignment clients, Plummer says they are always looking for gently used boutique and designer clothing, purses, shoes, accessories, and formals. “We specialize in high-end handbags like Louis Vuitton, Chanel, Prada, etc. With formals, we look for brands like Sherri Hill, Tony Bowls, Flirt by Maggie Sottero, and other boutique-level brands.” The store’s first Mardi Gras season was a big hit. “We were extremely busy for Mardi Gras with shoppers from all over South Alabama because of our great selection of designer cocktail dresses and gowns. I hope all the readers keep us in mind when consigning and shopping for any formal occasion like Mardi Gras, prom, or homecoming.” Plummer says she is happy to be part of the business community on the Eastern Shore. “This is a great place to be in business, and I’m very excited to be featured in the Eastern Shore Chamber newsletter. I look forward to getting to know the many other Chamber members.” Back on the Rack is located at 407 Fairhope Avenue, Fairhope. Hours are Monday through Friday, 10:00 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. and Saturday, 10:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.

Call (251) 210-6680 or visit them on Facebook at https://www.facebook.com/BackontheRackFairhope/

64th Annual Arts & Crafts Festival in

Fairhope

March 18, 19 & 20Friday & Saturday: 10 a.m. - 6 p.m.

Sunday: 10 a.m. - 5 p.m.

Charming Fairhope provides Breathtaking Backdrop for the 64th Annual Arts and Crafts Festival

You definitely want to make your way to the Eastern Shore March 18, 19 and 20 for the 64th Annual Arts and Crafts Festival in breathtaking downtown Fairhope. Not only does the city drip with historic charm, this prestigious juried art show is one of the oldest in the state, and gives the mosttalented creative minds a beautiful backdrop to display their work.

On any given weekday, Fairhope’s vibrant downtown is bustling with visitors and residents breathing in the inspiring scenery, enjoying a gourmet meal on a sidewalk cafe table, and poking their heads into the many antique shops and boutiques to find that perfect little treasure. But on the third weekend of March, the oak-lined streets come alive with a flourish of energy as artists and craftsmen from across the country display their favorite pieces.

This is one arts festival steeped in tradition. It got its start in 1952 as an arts and crafts tour, with displays and demonstrations set up in store windows. Although some items were sold, the majority of the tour was only meant for viewing. The artists have since moved to booths lining the streets and those same storefronts are now home to thriving small businesses who welcome the festival’s visitors with open arms and southern hospitality.

The Annual Arts and Crafts Festival has also grown exponentially since the early days. Many of its visitors get their first taste, and then return the following year with their sorority sisters, their bridge group or their shopping buddies. In fact, so many people now attend; the crowds outnumber both Bryant-Denny and Jordan-Hare stadiums during home football games.

If you’re looking to find a true masterpiece to trim your mantle, you’ll be sure to spot a piece you’ll love amongst the collections on display. You’ll discover some paintings that are distinctly Eastern Shore, with scenes of Mobile Bay showing off the area’s true coastal allure.

There is handcrafted jewelry you won’t be able to find in any store, beautifully crafted glassware and pottery, and metalwork that blurs the lines between rustic and elegance.

Even the food sold along the brick-paved sidewalks is considered a work of art. You’ll find specialty candies made from old, treasured family recipes and gourmet popsicles made with fresh ingredients from local farms. Doesn’t a banana pudding popsicle sound like the perfect treat to melt away the warm spring afternoon.

The Annual Arts and Crafts Festival has something for every member of the family. There’s even a Kids Art Corner to help your budding artists channel their creative side with several different artistic projects. Another special treat, Bricks 4 Kidz offers a hands-on Lego experience.

You also want to make sure you take the kids by to see the puppet farm. You’re going to want to hear the giggles and laughter as an artisan demonstrates how his furry friends come to life. You’ll probably want to take a few of the homemade toys home with you.

Although entertainment has been an Arts and Crafts festival staple from the beginning, this year’s guests will be treated to an all new music experience with a Music Jamboree Saturday night. Pack your lawn chair to rock away the evening with Rondale and the Kit Katz under the starry sky at the Halstead Amphitheater on the Faulkner State Campus in Fairhope.

Want to know my suggestions for planning the perfect Arts and Crafts Festival weekend getaway?

Book a cozy cottage overlooking the bay or an inviting hotel in downtown. It’ll serve as a welcome retreat after a day filled with fun.

Parking is limited in downtown but lucky for you, shuttles run from many of the various shopping centers in town. I always seem to make a new friend as we share a seat. You may want to even leave the car parked in the driveway and take a bike instead. They

actually offer free valet parking for bicycles behind the Fairhope Museum of History.

Give yourself plenty of time to visit each artist. You will you see the most stunning coastal settings, wildlife, and flowers come to life on canvas. Each piece has a story that goes far beyond the paint that hits the paper.

Once the iconic clock in downtown strikes noon, take a seat at the nearest bistro table and let one of Fairhope’s talented chefs serve you a savory southern meal that will leave both your belly and heart full. The restaurants lining the downtown streets are a festival of flavor all their own.

When the afternoon starts to heat up, grab a cold glass of lemonade as you warm your shoulders in the sunshine next to one of the numerous flower beds that seem to have bloomed the day before, just so you can enjoy this very moment. Even the trash cans are topped with a burst of bright spring flora.Take advantage of the concert Saturday night. It’ll certainly provide a lively way to top off your evening.

Spend your Sunday shopping in all the little boutiques who call the historic architecture of Fairhope home. The merchants are sure to offer some eclectic finds with a distinctively Fairhope flair.

Don’t let the weekend slip away without taking in the magnificent sunset over Mobile Bay from Fairhope’s iconic pier just a few blocks away from downtown. Sink your toes into the sand as you watch the sun paint warm splashes of oranges, yellows and pinks across the evening sky. You’llquickly understand how the local artists can be so easily inspired.

The Eastern Shore Chamber of Commerce has made it easy for you to plan your weekend getaway to this charming city for a few days of relaxation, art, food and friendship. The festival website answers all your questions and even gives you links to help you book your stay. If you have any questions while you’re here, feel free to stop by the information booth. You’ll be sure to find a smiling face and a southern accent willing to point you in the right direction.

I can’t wait to see you at the 64th Annual Arts and Crafts Festival in Fairhope.

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Quick Facts About theArts & Crafts FestivalWHAT:64th Annual Arts & Crafts Festival in Beautiful Downtown Fairhope

WHO: Eastern Shore Chamber of Commerce

WHEN: March 18, 19 & 20, 2016Friday and Saturday 10 a.m. – 6 p.m. Sunday 10 a.m. – 5 p.m.

WHERE: Beautiful Downtown Fairhope on the Eastern Shore of Mobile Bay

PARKING: BRATS (Baldwin County Area Transportation System) will offer a shuttle service to festival site. Stops will be made at the Plantation Pointe Shopping Center, Ecor Rouge Place Center, Eastern Shore Village Center and the east side of Volanta Sports Complex. All of the parking is free and the locations are less than a five-minute ride away. The shuttle will cost $5 a day for a wristband to ride as many times as you’d like. Free bike valet parking will be provided behind the Fairhope Museum of History. Handicapped parking is available behind Julwin’s Restaurant.

COST: Admission is free

FIND OUT MORE: http://annualartsandcraftsfestivalfairhope.com Find us on Facebook or call (251) 621-8222

New This YearENTERTAINMENT:The Eastern Shore Chamber of Commerce is partnering with Faulkner State Community College to offer entertainment in their new state-of-the-art Halstead Amphitheater. All entertainment will be in the amphitheater. It’s located on the Fairhope campus at the intersection of Bancroft Street and Morphy Avenue.

MUSIC JAMBOREE:With the added venue, the Chamber is proud to announce that we are adding a free concert to the schedule Saturday night. The Music Jamboree will feature Neil Dover at 3:30 p.m., MidLife Crisis at 5 p.m., and Rondale and the Kit Katz at 7 p.m. So pack your lawn chair and come out to enjoy the music under the stars. Old 27 Grill will also be on hand to offer food for concertgoers. To learn more about the free concert, click here.

REST AND RELAXATION AREA:Also new this year, Southern Cancer Center is offering a Rest and Relaxation area. This is located across from Greer’s and the PNC parking lot on South Section Street. Festivalgoers will be able to sit down and rest their feet a minute as they enjoy the festival.

Poster Art Showcases Orange Street PierThis year’s Arts and Crafts Festival poster art features the Orange Street Pier in Fairhope by Daphne artist Jean-Marie McDonnell.

The coastal colors on this eye-catching painting were unveiled in February during the Chamber of Commerce Business After Hours at Manci’s Antique Club. “I felt like it just had a little bit of a modern edge to it. I really really loved the colors and the feel and I just thought it represented the Eastern Shore Coast with the water and the bay and the piers and everything. It just drew me in and I just thought, this is the one,” said Arts and Crafts Festival Chairman Laura English.

The painting is featured on promotional posters throughout the Gulf Coast. “I’m ecstatic. As an artist this is a top honor that the Chamber of Commerce could give me,” said McDonnell.

McDonnell is from Daphne and currently displays her work at the Garage Studio in Point Clear. “I just like to get in and mess with the paint on a big canvas. I like color. I like geometric shapes. The process is what’s important, even more than the outcome, it’s the process of painting that’s fun for me and inspiring,” said McDonnell.

Many locals regard these posters as a sought after collectible. Signed posters can be purchased for $15 at the Fairhope Chamber Office. Prints can be purchased for $20. Unsigned posters are also available to promote the festival. Click the image above to watch the unveiling

video.

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Thank you to our Arts & Crafts Festival Sponsors:

Patrons Award ProgramThere are many ways Arts and Crafts Festival exhibitors are honored, including the Awards Dinner, where prize money is given to the best of the best. But many would argue the most coveted honor is when visitors visit their booth, and purchase their works.

The Patrons Award Program allows businesses or individuals to honor their favorite artists and craftsmen by committing to purchase at least $100 worth of arts or crafts from one vendor.

That exhibitor is then awarded with a ribbon and a placard with the business’s name on it that will be placed in their booth throughout the festival.

Patrons may purchase works from any vendor they choose. All the money goes directly to the artist. When more patrons commit, more money is guaranteed to be spent at the festival.

You can still sign up to become a patron. Click here to open the registration form.

Front Row:  Hannah Noonan, Jackie Pate, Pam Scott, Jaca McLaren, Laura English, Liz Thomson, Tami Kaurudar and Verna JohnsonBack Row: Rickey Lewis, Mary Gregg, Diane Douglas, Pam Rhea, Heiko, Lynne Marston, Oliver Gilmore, Vicky Nix Cook, Stephen Roberts, Mac McLaren, Missy Templeton, Taylor McLain, Betty Stejskal, Joanne Fornander, Dana Larue, Elizabeth Stone, Barbara Blaze, Susan Pearce, Melissa Wesley, Nouna Schacher, Wendy Soles and Louie Blaze

Volunteers Make Festival a SuccessThe 64th Annual Arts and Crafts Festival would not be possible without the hardworking volunteers who commit their time and energy to this prestigious juried show each year. “The members of this committee are amazing – so many of them have been on the committee for years and now their children are on it so it makes for a really close group of people that are all passionate about making every years show the best one ever,” said Festival Chairman Laura English. 

More than 100 volunteers, representing service clubs, chamber businesses and individuals participate in the event. “The success of the festival hinges on the dedication and extensive involvement of every committee that makes up the arts and crafts committee,” said Liz Roberts, Director of Tourism and Special Events for the Eastern Shore Chamber of Commerce, “There’s no job that’s too small. Every part is important.”

“They go above and beyond to showcase the Festival and Fairhope.  Sounds cliché, but it couldn’t be done without them.  It is an honor to work with and learn from them all,” said English. 

Best Crab Cakes on the Eastern Shoreby Heiko EinfeldWe are excited to continue our exploration along the Eastern Shore of the wondrous delectable delights served up by some of the best restaurants and chefs anywhere. You can’t live along the Gulf Coast without experiencing some of the best fresh local seafood one can find.

With so many options to choose from, it was hard to select what our seafood focus this year would be. As we looked at our memberships menus it was clear that there was an amazing variety of seafood items prepared any way you can imagine. We settled on Crab Cakes because they were being served both as appetizers or entrées.

As we begin our second year with our cuisine campaign we will continue our membership roundtable where we discuss chamber and area topics. These discussions truly help the Chamber in an assortment of ways. We encourage all our membership to participate.

This year our first stop will be Ed’s Seafood Shed, Wednesday, March 23rd, 2016, at 5:30pm. Come join us as we explore some of the great seafood along the Eastern Shore.

Leadership Development WorkshopSharpen your leadership skills by signing up for a leadership development workshop. AIDT Leadership Development training programs introduce team leaders, supervisors and managers to effective leadership responsibilities, communication skills, teamwork and motivational techniques.

“Leadership Skills I” focuses on basic skills that all leaders need to be effective. There is limited seating, so call (251) 928-6387 or email chellmich@eschamber.com to register.

Sponsored by the Eastern Shore Chamber of Commerce and Daphne Utilities.

Leadership Development WorkshopPresenter: Kendall Haywood,

Leadership Development Manager8301 Well Road

DaphneJune 7 and 8

8:30 a.m. - 4:00 p.m.

$25 for the 2 day workshopLunch and light snack provided

Youth Leadership Graduation

The Eastern Shore Chamber of Commerce is proud of our 2016 Youth Leadership graduates.They presented their group projects and received their diplomas February 22 at 5 Rivers Delta. The Youth Leadership Program is an intensive elite 7 month program designed to provide Eastern Shore high school students with the opportunity to gain a greater knowledge about their community, develop strong leadership skills and gain more self and social awareness in order to make a positive difference in the quality of community life. “By developing young leaders, we will build vital communities that value fairness, diversity and integrity,” said Christina Hellmich, Director of Workforce Development for the Chamber.

The group met monthly and then worked in teams to develop small group projects on

pertinent community issues. Activities included an opening retreat, five topical seminar days, community service activities, closing retreat and graduation ceremony. The topical seminars covered the history and geography of Baldwin County, business smarts, health and human services, law and government, and the environment.

The Youth Leadership Program is open to students from Fairhope High School, Daphne High School, Spanish Fort High School, Bayside Academy, and home school students. The program runs from August to February.

Applications are now available for the Spring session. Click here to open the application. Return Application to: Eastern Shore Chamber Youth Leadership 327 Fairhope Avenue, Fairhope, AL 36532Due by: April 15, 2016.

STEP ProgramThe Eastern Shore Chamber of Commerce would like to say a big thank you to Faulkner State’s Animation Department for showing our 10th grade STEP Students what’s possible with graphic arts.

Eggs N’ IssuesFebruary’s Eggs N’ Issues featured speaker Kevin Corcoran, Chairman of the Community Advisory Task Force for Baldwin County Education. He discussed the task force’s suggestions for building a stronger school system and their effort to review funding ahead of the March 1 tax renewal vote. Baldwin County voters approved a 3 mil renewal, but the 1 mil renewal fell 184 votes shy of the 60 percent of votes needed to pass.

Business After Hours: Strategic Wealth SpecialistsOur members had a great night during our Business After Hours at Strategic Wealth Specialists in Fairhope. They enjoyed music great live music and Judge Roy Bean Combo Sandwiches under tents out back. Our next Business After Hours will be April 7 at Daphne Utilities.

Morning Marketing MeetingWe had a packed house at Dickey’s Barbeque for our latest morning marketing meeting sponsored by Covenant Care. This free monthly opportunity allows our members to highlight their business in a relaxed, roundtable setting.

Young Professionals Social at the Bone & BarrelWe had a record attendance at February’s Young Professionals Social at the Bone and Barrel in downtown Fairhope. This group just keeps growing as our members make new connections. Mark your calendars for the next Young Professionals Social on March 24th at Fairways Indoor Golf Club in the Bass Pro Shop shopping Center in Spanish Fort.

Business After Hours: Manci’s Antique ClubWe had a great turnout for the February Business After Hours at Manci’s Antique Club. The event also served as an unveiling for this year’s poster art for the 64th Annual Arts and Crafts Festival.

Baldwin County Job FairHundreds of job seekers came out to the 2016 Baldwin County Job Fair, March 3rd at the Daphne Civic Center. The annual job fair is hosted by the Baldwin County Economic Development Alliance and the five Baldwin County Chambers of Commerce. It provided Baldwin County employers an opportunity to seek out well-qualified job seekers in the area. Participants could also take advantage of several free seminar on topics like interview skills, how to manage your credit score and how to start your own small business in Baldwin County.

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Ambassador of the MonthOur Ambassadors of the Month are selected for participating in numerous chamber events and activities, attending ribbon cuttings and serving as a liaison for the Chamber.

DecemberCindy ZebrykAssociate Broker with Coldwell Banker Reehl Properties

JanuarySara AlterOutreach Coordinator with The Blake at Malbis

REEHL PROPERTIES, INC.

24190 US Hwy. 98Fairhope, AL 36532

(251) 990-6622cindyzebryk@gmail.comwww.realtorcindyz.com

11626 US Hwy 90Daphne, AL 36526

(251) 625-6400outreach.malbis@blakeliving.com

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Eastern Shore Chamber of Commerce2016 Golf Tournament

supporting ourChamber Youth Programs

SAVE THE DATEand join us at

Lakewood Golf ClubMay 20

Call (251) 928-6387and get involved early!

February New

MembersDo you know a business interested in the benefits the Chamber pro-vides? Call 251-621-8222 or email Frank Shepard at fshepard@es-chamber.com. Click here for a full membership directory.

FASTSIGNS of the Eastern Shore17 Turtles Outfitters, LLCThe Alabama State Veterans Memorial Cemetery at Spanish Fort Foundation, Inc.Ralph & Kacoo’sFairways Indoor Golf ClubAnother Broken EggBrightStar CareRight Search, LLCBlackwell Realty - Larry Warden, Jr.Meaher State ParkHalf Shell Oyster HouseBayview Optimal PerformanceLandscape WorkshopThe Salon

Making Headlines

Fairhope, - “South’s Best Small Towns”Southern Living Magazine’s website lists Fairhope as the South’s Best Small town, pointing out the municipal pier and artist culture.

Daphne & Spanish Fort - American Road MagazineBoth Daphne and Spanish Fort were featured in the latest issue of American Road Magazine.

Trattoria Pizza & Italian - “Best Pizza in South Alabama”Trattoria Pizza and Italian in Spanish Fort was selected the Best Pizza in Coastal Alabama by al.com. The newspaper also laid out “5 Things to Know About Trattoria Pizza & Italian”

Fairhope Brewing Company - “Best Brewery in Alabama”RateBeer.com named Fairhope Brewing Company the Best Brewery in Alabama.

BIS Technology Group - CRN Managed Service Provider 500 ListBIS received national recognition in excellence in managed IT services. CRN®, a brand of The Channel Company, has named BIS to its 2016 Managed Service Provider (MSP) 500 list in the Pioneer 250 category.

AltaWorx - “Bronze Solution Provider Award”Altaworx of Fairhope awarded the Bronze Solution Provider Award by AT&T

Walcott Adams - “Best of Design”Walcott Adams Verneuille Architects Wins “Best of Design”from Houzz.com

Daphne’s Hilton Garden Inn - “Pride Award”With the Pride Award, the Daphne Hilton Garden Inn has maintained its position among the top three performing Hilton Garden Inns for four years in a row.

Is your business making headlines? Tell us about it by emailing Denise Curtis at dcurtis@eschamber.com.

Eastern Shore Ace HardwareEastern Shore Ace Hardware is now open at the corner of Highway’s 90 and 31 in Spanish Fort., Eastern Shore Ace features a full service Valspar Paint department, supplies and advice for all lawn and garden needs, and a large offering of barbeque grills and supplies. Customers can expect full-service and advice from The Helpful Hardware Folks at Eastern Shore Ace. Store hours are 7:30 - 6 Monday through Saturday, and 11-5 on Sunday. Find them on Facebook by clicking here.

UtopiaCongratulations to Utopia in Downtown Fairhope. Many of you have grown to love this store at The Wharf and now they have a location open next to Another Broken Egg at 300 Fairhope Avenue in Fairhope. Go see them to find a lot of cute clothes, jewelry and accessories. Find them on Facebook by clicking here.

Ribbon Cuttings

DeltaLife FitnessDelta Life Fitness- Eastern Shore is a women only, group fitness gym. Not only do they provide 35 minute workouts designed for women, they also provide nutrition through their online member’s portal and lifestyle through their private FB accountability group. Delta Life Fitness specializes in women’s weight loss and helping women gain back their confidence. Visit them in Daphne at 26121 Equity Drive or on their website http://deltalifefitness.com

AltaWorxAltaworx has provides IP (internet protocol) communications solutions to businesses in the United States and in international markets. They deliver solutions that simplify operational demands, boost technology standards, and control business costs. To learn more about the services they provide, visit them online at http://altaworx.com

Daphne Office29750 Larry Dee Cawyer Dr.Daphne, ALPhone: (251) 621-8222Email:office@eschamber.com

Fairhope Office327 Fairhope Ave.Fairhope, ALPhone: (251) 928-6387Email:office@eschamber.com

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Our members have a lot of exciting news to share. Please visit our news releases page of the Cham-ber website to read more.

Upcoming EventsAnother Broken EggRibbon CuttingMonday, March 72:30 pm300 Fairhope AvenueFairhope

Fairways Indoor Golf ClubRibbon CuttingThursday, March 1011 a.m. - Ribbon11:30 a.m. - Open House25000 Bass Pro Drive, Suite 104Spanish Fort

Jubilee DinerRibbon CuttingThursday, March 102 p.m.6882 US Hwy 90, Suite H02Daphne

Business After HoursThursday, April 75-7 p.m.Daphne Utilities900 Daphne Ave.Daphne

Morning Marketing MeetingThursday, March 178:00 a.m.Dickey’s BBQJubilee Square Shopping Center6882 Highway 90, Ste. G2Daphne

Best Crab Cakes on the Eastern ShoreEd’s Seafood ShedMarch 235:30 p.m.

Young Professionals SocialFairways Indoor Golf ClubThursday, March 245:30 p.m. - 7:30 p.m.25000 Bass Pro DriveSuite 104Spanish Fort

Board of Directors MeetingWednesday, March 273:30-4:30 p.m.Bryant Bank

Lunch & Learn: Prodisee Pantry’s MAYDAYThursday, April 7 & 2111:30 a.m.Call 251-626-1720 for more informa-tion

2016 Golf Tournament Supporting our Chamber Youth ProgramsMay 20Lakewood Golf ClubCall 251-928-6387 to book a team

AIDT Leadership Development WorkshopPresenter: Kendall Haywood, Leadership Development ManagerDaphne Utilities8301 Well RoadDaphneJune 7 & 88:30 a.m. - 4 p.m.Call 251-928-6387 to register

If you’d like to open a printable version of the upcoming Chamber events, click here.