The Campbell Chamber of Commerce’s goodwill ambassador, The Water Tower Dude, has wrapped up an exciting and eventful first year in the community. This iconic mascot, fondly referred to as “The Dude,” has become a beloved figure at numerous local events, bringing joy and a sense of unity to the residents of Campbell.
Back to Blog Prepare to be spellbound as magician extraordinaire Jay Alexander returns for an encore appearance at the Campbell Chamber luncheon on Wednesday, July 17th. Renowned for his masterful blend of magic and comedy, Jay is one of the premier entertainers in the nation, captivating audiences with his astonishing performances. With a repertoire that…
Held at The Cannery at 300 Orchard City Drive, the 0056th Annual Celebrate Campbell is a James Bond-inspired evening of high stakes, high style and high praise.
Back to Blog Founded in 1925, the Campbell Chamber of Commerce is entering its 99th year, steadfast in its mission to advocate for and promote all aspects of the community. This month, our 2024 Board of Directors will be sworn in at our Monthly Luncheon and taking the helm as Board President is Dan Orloff.…
The Campbell Toy Program brings together numerous organizations, businesses and individuals to help bring joy to underprivileged families during the holidays.
The Campbell Chamber Community Foundation’s annual golf tournament celebrates 58 years of fundraising.
Held at Cinnabar Hills Golf Club, this event is for golfers of all levels. Event sponsorships are also available.
The Chamber’s Water Tower Dude mascot has arrived! Here’s a behind the scenes look at how he ‘came to life.’
For 45 years, the month of May has meant festival season in the community of Campbell. In the late 1970s, the Campbell Chamber began hosting the Prune Festival, sponsored by Sunsweet Prune Company, formerly the California Prune and Apricot Growers Association. It was held at the Pruneyard Shopping Center and the Campbell Community Center field…
For 131 years, Campbell has been celebrating its heritage and history at the Early Settlers Day gathering.
Back to Blog The Civic Improvement Commission advises City Council in a number of areas including library concerns, beautification, cultural concerns, history, social services, seniors, and youth. Within the City borders, the Commission oversees public art, commemorative plaques, and host a Capture Campbell Youth photo contest. In late 2021 into early 2022, as part of…