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Welcome to the Jamestown Area Chamber of Commerce
The mission of the Jamestown Chamber of Commerce is to support the growth and partnership of Jamestown businesses, and to promote civic activities of the greater Jamestown area. We are dedicated to ensuring a thriving business market in our region. The greater Jamestown Area has many attractions, but is best known for its arts and entertainment through Chautauqua Institution, the Reg Lenna Civic Center and the Bunbury Theater Company.
The Jamestown Chamber of Commerce is dedicated to the business community of the greater Jamestown area, providing a number of services for their members. As a Chamber of Commerce member, you will receive a number of benefits, including: advocacy, support, and access to a number of necessary business services.
As a consumer or tourist, the Jamestown Chamber of Commerce can help direct you to a variety of great local entertainment and activities, such as: The Lucy-Desi Museum, Roger Tory Peterson Institute, the Fenton Museum and Historical Center, the JSB Ice Arena, plus much more.
For A list of places to visit in the Jamestown, NY Area go here or please give us a call at: 716-484-9401.
DJDC's 2008 Annual Meeting
Each Spring Downtown Jamestown Development Corporation holds an annual meeting that recaps their activities throughout the preceding year and hosts a guest speaker. The DJDC annual meeting will be held on March 6, 2008 at 12:00pm in the Radisson Hotel. Lauren Adkins, Assistant Director for Consulting Services, of the National Trust Main Street Center, Washington DC, will be the honored guest and speaker at this year’s annual meeting.
The doors of some of the Jamestown museums and attractions were opened last Saturday, January 19th, and over 2,200 local residents and area visitors took advantage of the free admission. The Jamestown Audubon Nature Center, The Fenton History Center, The Lucille Ball-Desi Arnaz Center Museum and Playhouse, The Reg Lenna Civic Center, The Robert H. Jackson Center and the Roger Tory Peterson Institute were all open for free for the day.
The Jamestown Area Chamber of Commerce and each of the attractions hosted the event. Each attraction held a drawing for a free item from their gift shop or tickets to an upcoming event. The day was filled with wonderful exhibits, architecture, local history and fun for all ages. “I can’t tell you have many times I heard a visitor remark about how this event prompted them to finally come visit our museum, and the other attractions as well” said Joni Blackman, Director of the Fenton History Center.
The mission of the Jamestown Chamber of Commerce is to support the growth and partnership of Jamestown businesses, and to promote civic activities of the greater Jamestown area. We are dedicated to ensuring a thriving business market in our region. The greater Jamestown Area has many attractions, but is best known for its arts and entertainment through Chautauqua Institution, the Reg Lenna Civic Center and the Bunbury Theater Company. 
Each Spring Downtown Jamestown Development Corporation holds an annual meeting that recaps their activities throughout the preceding year and hosts a guest speaker. The DJDC annual meeting will be held on March 6, 2008 at 12:00pm in the Radisson Hotel. Lauren Adkins, Assistant Director for Consulting Services, of the National Trust Main Street Center, Washington DC, will be the honored guest and speaker at this year’s annual meeting.
The doors of some of the Jamestown museums and attractions were opened last Saturday, January 19th, and over 2,200 local residents and area visitors took advantage of the free admission. The Jamestown Audubon Nature Center, The Fenton History Center, The Lucille Ball-Desi Arnaz Center Museum and Playhouse, The Reg Lenna Civic Center, The Robert H. Jackson Center and the Roger Tory Peterson Institute were all open for free for the day. 
