Tehachapi Chamber hosts business night at Meadowbrook Park with local highlights

As the sun sets over Tehachapi, excitement is brewing for a series of community events designed to bring residents together and celebrate local businesses. On July 24, the Chamber of Commerce is hosting a Business Night at Meadowbrook Park, inviting locals to explore a variety of vendors and discover what Tehachapi has to offer. With businesses like Jay's Hideaway and Healthy Hippie recently relocating, this event promises a unique opportunity to connect with the community and enjoy potential discounts and treats.

The evening will kick off at 5:30 PM, allowing attendees to mingle and grab a bite before settling in for a movie night under the stars. This blend of socializing and entertainment is a hallmark of Tehachapi's vibrant community spirit.

Looking ahead, August 2 is shaping up to be a bustling day in Tehachapi. The Salvation Army will host a back-to-school supply giveaway at 9 AM, ensuring that local children are well-prepared for the upcoming school year. This initiative reflects the community's commitment to supporting families in need.

Simultaneously, Railroad Park will come alive with a free summer concert featuring the band "4 of a Kind," known for their classic rock favorites. The concert, running from 7 to 9 PM, will also showcase the park's recent renovations, including stunning new lighting that enhances the evening atmosphere.

For those with a long-standing connection to the area, the Old Timers Reunion on August 3 in Central Park offers a nostalgic gathering for residents who have lived in Tehachapi for over 40 years. This event promises food, entertainment, and a chance to reconnect with old friends.

Additionally, Golden Hills will host Community Partners Day on August 2, where families can engage with local law enforcement and witness a thrilling aerial water drop demonstration by the Kern County Fire Department.

With these events on the horizon, Tehachapi is poised for a summer filled with community engagement, celebration, and connection, reminding residents that there’s plenty to enjoy right in their own backyard.