The week of Valentine's Day, the Vacaville Chamber is doing something special. We are beginning our Membership Event with A LOT of help from our friends. Teams of all-stars are helping us raise awareness in the community on what the Chamber does and who we are. The success of this campaign will help the Chamber develop and expand our programs in business resources, professional development, marketing, and relationship building. A healthier chamber means a healthier business community. So stay tuned to our social media pages for more to come!

The Vacaville Chamber's premier advocacy event brings together policymakers and business leaders to discuss the latest community issues and topics from today's headlines. We will hear from Vacaville's Mayor and City Manager for the annual State of the City Address. Get your tickets now. You don't want to miss this high-profile event that sells out every time!

Help us empower today’s youth to be tomorrow’s entrepreneurs! Lemonade Day is a free, fun, experiential learning program that teaches youth how to start, own and operate their own business – a lemonade stand.

Each child that registers receives access to the Lemonade Day curriculum that teaches them lessons like creating budgets, setting profit-making goals, serving customers, repaying investors, and giving back to the community. The kids keep all the money they make but are encouraged to save some, spend some, and donate some to their favorite local non-profit.

Registration begins February 20th, 2023.

Lemonade Day is May 20th, 2023
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City of Vacaville Introduces Next Generation to Biotechnology and Advanced Manufacturing
February is National Career Technical Education (CTE) Month, and the City of Vacaville joined the celebration by hosting a field trip for 58 Vacaville high school students on February 3. The field trip included several locations around Vacaville and Solano County to explore advanced manufacturing and biotechnology.
READ MORE | via City of Vacaville

How North Bay construction firms are trying to recruit reluctant younger workers
Skilled trades aren’t common these days among Gen Z workers or the younger end of the millennial set. The reasons seem to be attached to a long-held stigma that white-collar professions are preferable to blue-collar careers.

READ MORE | via North Bay Business Journal

Business Diversity
The Vacaville Chamber is aiming to enhance its DEI efforts. We have created new directory categories to showcase our community's diverse businesses. Creating these identifiers helps the Chamber support, celebrate, and advocate for groups who are typically underrepresented in the business community. If your business falls under one or more of these categories, please use this form.