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The Chamber of Commerce of Bay Shore is a community organization endeavoring to undertake programs andprojects designed to improve and preserve the best interest and welfare of the total community. Its primary functionand overriding concern is the betterment of the business community, serving the commercial, industrial andprofessional interests which strengthen its economic base.
Membership in the Chamber of Commerce is open to all businesses, professionals and residents of Bay Shore-Brightwaters.
Some of the many services we perform are:
• Providing information for new businesses and residents
• Handling inquiries on potential relocations
• Conducting special community-wide events and promotional efforts
• Serving as liaison among the various segments of the business community
• Reviewing governmental legislation that affects the interests of businesses and residents
• Continuing efforts to maintain and beautify the town’s business and residential areas
• Developing and maintaining a profile of Bay Shore’s businesses
The Chamber of Commerce of Greater Bay Shore invites all businesses and residents to become members and to participate in
its committees and programs. Meetings are held at 7 PM at the Bay Shore-Brightwaters Library as shown on events schedule.
YES, I’m on board for 2020 Enclosed is my one-year membership fee:
$20 Residents $75 Business,1-5 employees $150 Business, 6-12 employees $250 Business, over 12 employees
Name/Company
Address
e-mail Phone
Make checks payable and mail to: Chamber of Commerce of Greater Bay Shore, PO Box 5110, Bay Shore, NY 11706
For more information on joining the Chamber of Commerce, call (631) 665-7003. On-line: www.bayshorecommerce.comor by e-mail : [email protected]
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE OF GREATER BAY SHORE
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Main Street, with Carleton Opera House , built in 1900, on the right- Yesteryear in Bay Shore with Suffolk Printing
The Chamber of Commerce of Bay Shore is a community organization endeavoring to undertake programs andprojects designed to improve and preserve the best interest and welfare of the total community. Its primary functionand overriding concern is the betterment of the business community, serving the commercial, industrial andprofessional interests which strengthen its economic base.
Membership in the Chamber of Commerce is open to all businesses, professionals and residents of Bay Shore-Brightwaters.
Some of the many services we perform are:
• Providing information for new businesses and residents
• Handling inquiries on potential relocations
• Conducting special community-wide events and promotional efforts
• Serving as liaison among the various segments of the business community
• Reviewing governmental legislation that affects the interests of businesses and residents
• Continuing efforts to maintain and beautify the town’s business and residential areas
• Developing and maintaining a profile of Bay Shore’s businesses
The Chamber of Commerce of Greater Bay Shore invites all businesses and residents to become members and to participate in
its committees and programs. Meetings are held at 7 PM at the Bay Shore-Brightwaters Library as shown on events schedule.
YES, I’m on board for 2020 Enclosed is my one-year membership fee:
$20 Residents $75 Business,1-5 employees $150 Business, 6-12 employees $250 Business, over 12 employees
Name/Company
Address
e-mail Phone
Make checks payable and mail to: Chamber of Commerce of Greater Bay Shore, PO Box 5110, Bay Shore, NY 11706
For more information on joining the Chamber of Commerce, call (631) 665-7003. On-line: www.bayshorecommerce.comor by e-mail : [email protected]
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE OF GREATER BAY SHORE
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Main Street, with Carleton Opera House , built in 1900, on the right- Yesteryear in Bay Shore with Suffolk Printing
- Yesteryear in Bay Shore with Suffolk Printing
The Howell House,1855,still remains on
Shore Lane
Located on South Clinton Avenue, with a full view of the bay, and short walk to the beach...
The cool southwest breezes provided guests with seaside holidays in the summertime.
The Old Orchard Hotel later became Saxon Arms...Telephone: Bay Shore 2651.
New York City residents came to enjoy days in the country with fishing, bathing and sailing. From 1860 to the early 1900s, these visitors who were introduced
to Bay Shore on vacations at the hotels, were so charmed that they bought property and built houses here.
The Chamber of Commerce of Bay Shore is a community organization endeavoring to undertake programs andprojects designed to improve and preserve the best interest and welfare of the total community. Its primary functionand overriding concern is the betterment of the business community, serving the commercial, industrial andprofessional interests which strengthen its economic base.
Membership in the Chamber of Commerce is open to all businesses, professionals and residents of Bay Shore-Brightwaters.
Some of the many services we perform are:
• Providing information for new businesses and residents
• Handling inquiries on potential relocations
• Conducting special community-wide events and promotional efforts
• Serving as liaison among the various segments of the business community
• Reviewing governmental legislation that affects the interests of businesses and residents
• Continuing efforts to maintain and beautify the town’s business and residential areas
• Developing and maintaining a profile of Bay Shore’s businesses
The Chamber of Commerce of Greater Bay Shore invites all businesses and residents to become members and to participate in
its committees and programs. Meetings are held at 7 PM at the Bay Shore-Brightwaters Library as shown on events schedule.
YES, I’m on board for 2020 Enclosed is my one-year membership fee:
$20 Residents $75 Business,1-5 employees $150 Business, 6-12 employees $250 Business, over 12 employees
Name/Company
Address
e-mail Phone
Make checks payable and mail to: Chamber of Commerce of Greater Bay Shore, PO Box 5110, Bay Shore, NY 11706
For more information on joining the Chamber of Commerce, call (631) 665-7003. On-line: www.bayshorecommerce.comor by e-mail : [email protected]
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE OF GREATER BAY SHORE
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Main Street, with Carleton Opera House , built in 1900, on the right- Yesteryear in Bay Shore with Suffolk Printing
UPCOMING 2020 BAY SHORE - BRIGHTWATERS EVENTS
Tuesday, January 28th • Chamber of Commerce Meeting at Bay Shore-Brightwaters Library, 7PM
Parade steps off at Saxon Avenue & Montauk Highway, extends 1.6 miles west to St. Patrick’s ChurchThis year’s Grand Marshal is Timothy E. Mooney, President of the Fire Island Ferries
Monday, May 25th • MEMORIAL DAY PARADE start ing at 10 AM at Lanier Lane & Main Street
Main Street, 11AM - 6PM - A performing arts extravaganza enjoyed by over 20,000 people last year
Summer 2020 Events
DTBA • “Alive by the Bay” on Main Street
sponsored by the Bay Shore - Brightwaters Public Library
“SUMMERTIME IN THE PARK” Concert Series - The highly successful series is held at the
Main Street Bandshell every week throughout July & August .
• TUESDAYS - 12:30 PM - Brown -Bag Lunchtime Concert Series sponsored by the BID & Islip Arts Council
• WEDNESDAYS - 7:30 PM July & August - The Bay Shore-Brightwaters Sym phonic Band Concerts,and other featured music perform ances
Friday, July 24th • “Maggie Fischer Memorial Cross Bay Swim”at Gilbert Park in Brightwaters
August, DTBA • Snapper Tournament at Gilbert Park in Brightwaters
Saturday, October 17th • Haunted Halloween Festival sponsored by Beautification Society
Saturday, November 28th • "SMALL BUSINESS SATURDAY" / WINTER FESTIVAL at 3:30PM A Holiday Tradit ion on Main Street with Tree and Menorah light ing, music, t reats, & v isit s from Santa and Frosty
Saturday, December 5th • SNOWFLAKE SALE AND VISIT FROM SAINT NICHOLASBay Shore Historical Society, 22 Maple Ave. 10 AM - 4 PM
Sunday, December 13th • “LIGH T THE NIGH T” sponsored by Beautification SocietyAt 5 PM, the Bay Shore - Brightwaters com munity will be aglow with lum inaries
Saturday, March 14th • 20th Annual Bay Shore-Brightwaters ST. PATRICK’S DAY PARADE, 2PM
Tuesday, March 31th • Chamber of Commerce Meeting at Bay Shore-Brightwaters Library, 7PM
April or May, DTBA • 20th Annual Distinguished Citizen Award Dinner
Tuesday, May 26th • Chamber of Commerce Meeting at Bay Shore-Brightwaters Library, 7PM
Sunday, June 14th • The 20th Annual “2020 ART FESTIVAL BY THE BAY”
Wednesday, June 17th • Beautification Society Luncheon
Thursday, July 2 • “Children’s Main Street 4th of July Celebration” at the Band Shell, 1-4:00 PM
Tuesday, September 29th • Chamber of Commerce Meeting at Bay Shore-Brightwaters Library, 7PM
Tuesday, November 24th • Chamber of Commerce Meeting at Bay Shore-Brightwaters Library, 7PM
UPCOMING 2020 BAY SHORE - BRIGHTWATERS EVENTS
Tuesday, January 28th • Chamber of Commerce Meeting at Bay Shore-Brightwaters Library, 7PM
Parade steps off at Saxon Avenue & Montauk Highway, extends 1.6 miles west to St. Patrick’s ChurchThis year’s Grand Marshal is Timothy E. Mooney, President of the Fire Island Ferries
Monday, May 25th • MEMORIAL DAY PARADE start ing at 10 AM at Lanier Lane & Main Street
Main Street, 11AM - 6PM - A performing arts extravaganza enjoyed by over 20,000 people last year
Summer 2020 Events
DTBA • “Alive by the Bay” on Main Street
sponsored by the Bay Shore - Brightwaters Public Library
“SUMMERTIME IN THE PARK” Concert Series - The highly successful series is held at the
Main Street Bandshell every week throughout July & August .
• TUESDAYS - 12:30 PM - Brown -Bag Lunchtime Concert Series sponsored by the BID & Islip Arts Council
• WEDNESDAYS - 7:30 PM July & August - The Bay Shore-Brightwaters Sym phonic Band Concerts,and other featured music perform ances
Friday, July 24th • “Maggie Fischer Memorial Cross Bay Swim”at Gilbert Park in Brightwaters
August, DTBA • Snapper Tournament at Gilbert Park in Brightwaters
Saturday, October 17th • Haunted Halloween Festival sponsored by Beautification Society
Saturday, November 28th • "SMALL BUSINESS SATURDAY" / WINTER FESTIVAL at 3:30PM A Holiday Tradit ion on Main Street with Tree and Menorah light ing, music, t reats, & v isit s from Santa and Frosty
Saturday, December 5th • SNOWFLAKE SALE AND VISIT FROM SAINT NICHOLASBay Shore Historical Society, 22 Maple Ave. 10 AM - 4 PM
Sunday, December 13th • “LIGH T THE NIGH T” sponsored by Beautification SocietyAt 5 PM, the Bay Shore - Brightwaters com munity will be aglow with lum inaries
Saturday, March 14th • 20th Annual Bay Shore-Brightwaters ST. PATRICK’S DAY PARADE, 2PM
Tuesday, March 31th • Chamber of Commerce Meeting at Bay Shore-Brightwaters Library, 7PM
April or May, DTBA • 20th Annual Distinguished Citizen Award Dinner
Tuesday, May 26th • Chamber of Commerce Meeting at Bay Shore-Brightwaters Library, 7PM
Sunday, June 14th • The 20th Annual “2020 ART FESTIVAL BY THE BAY”
Wednesday, June 17th • Beautification Society Luncheon
Thursday, July 2 • “Children’s Main Street 4th of July Celebration” at the Band Shell, 1-4:00 PM
Tuesday, September 29th • Chamber of Commerce Meeting at Bay Shore-Brightwaters Library, 7PM
Tuesday, November 24th • Chamber of Commerce Meeting at Bay Shore-Brightwaters Library, 7PM
Built by John Pullis in 1888, on South Clinton Avenue, the Linwood Hotel accommodated 150 guests. It was destroyed by fire in 1925.
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