Business After Hours – June
Event by Calhoun County Area Chamber & Visitor’s Center ( https://www.facebook.com/calhouncountychamber )
Oxford Performing Arts Center
Duration: 1 hr 30 min
Join us for an evening of networking and camaraderie during Business After Hours at OPAC! This is your opportunity to connect with fellow business leaders in a relaxed and social setting. Enjoy light refreshments, exchange business cards, and potentially win exciting door prizes. Whether you’re looking to expand your professional network, promote your business, or simply enjoy some after-work socializing, this event is perfect for you.
Mark your calendar for the third Tuesday of the month from 4:30 p.m. to 6:00 p.m. and meet the dynamic business community of Calhoun County. Don’t miss out on this invaluable networking opportunity!
“The Oxford Performing Arts Center is a vibrant performance venue located in downtown Oxford, Alabama. Established in 2013, the center has been the primary performance venue in the region, thanks to the expansive restoration and expansion of a historic building. With our commitment to providing quality entertainment and cultural enrichment to the community, the Oxford Performing Arts Center is a vibrant source of culture and entertainment in Oxford, Alabama.
The Oxford Performing Arts Center:
Serves as a regional model for a sustainable arts center — with its focus on performance, education, and community programs.Presents more than 130 events year-round, at affordable prices, delivering outstanding local, national, and international talent.Enriches public education by bringing more than 14,000 school children to the theater annually to see free performances of music, theater, and dance.Subsidizes local arts organizations, including the Oxford Arts Council and the Oxford Community Chorus.Offers its facilities to the Oxford City School System for free, or at a nominal cost, providing more than $30,000 in free rental services to local schools.Delivers best-in-class technical support capable of serving touring Broadway shows to nationally acclaimed musicians.”
