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Chamber reports proposed "science night" could bring 100–150 visitors to Blue Lake businesses

City of Blue Lake Economic Development Commission · February 27, 2026
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Summary

The Blue Lake Chamber of Commerce reported on membership changes and previewed a 'science night' series that organizers say could draw 100–150 attendees to local businesses; the Chamber plans to discuss details at its Jan. 1 meeting at 5:30 p.m.

Justin, the Blue Lake Chamber of Commerce representative, gave a report on current Chamber work including a membership drive, website updates and holiday activities. He said the Chamber is coordinating with a science-oriented group that hopes to hold events at local businesses and noted the proposal could have a significant economic benefit for downtown merchants.

On the potential turnout, Justin described the group's prior event: "the one they held in Arcadia brought in, between a 100 and a 150 people from all around Northern California." The Chamber plans to meet the first Tuesday in January at 5:30 p.m. to discuss the proposal and to coordinate venues; commissioners noted the idea could support local businesses but flagged issues such as parking, capacity and food-service options.