September 2026 · Events
Two Easy Ways to Show Up This Season
A useful business connection often starts with one conversation. The Chamber calendar offers different ways to make that conversation happen: a networking gathering when you want to meet people, or an appointment when you have a specific business question.
Meet people at a networking event
The Chamber’s August 25 Networking @ Night at Kowloon Tiki on the Beach is one example of its local networking events. That gathering is now in the archive. For your next opportunity, check the upcoming events calendar and read the individual listing for its date, venue, registration requirements, and member or guest price.
Before you go, prepare a short introduction: what your business does, who it helps, and one connection you would like to make. Ask another owner what they are working on. A useful exchange can be as simple as sharing a local resource or agreeing to continue the conversation later.
Bring a question to Small Business Office Hours
Small Business Office Hours at Revere City Hall are by appointment only. The Chamber’s listing asks visitors to RSVP for a one-on-one session with Chamber representatives about city questions, marketing, connections, and growth planning. Read the published Office Hours details and confirm an appointment before you visit.
Bring the question you most want to resolve and any public information that will help explain it, such as your website or business listing. Write down the suggested next step and who to contact afterward.
Keep the connection going
After either kind of meeting, follow up with a brief note that refers to your conversation. Use the member directory to find published business contact information, or contact the Chamber if you need help choosing an event.
For a fuller checklist, read how to prepare for a Chamber networking event.