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The Treasure Valley area of Idaho has been experiencing significant growth, and Caldwell is welcoming new businesses and residents as this trend continues. The Caldwell Area Chamber of Commerce is committed to advancing the economic climate of the community and the quality of life of its citizens.
The Caldwell Chamber serves the current community in numerous ways and is poised to be a key contributor to Caldwell’s future. For businesses, this means access to networking, business development and keeping abreast of community and business issues. For families and individuals, this means great community events and visitor and new resident information.
Take the time to browse the links to the left, and you will learn what the Caldwell Area Chamber has to offer. Better yet, stop by and visit us for any service we may provide.
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Caldwell Chamber of Commerce
704 Blaine Street
P.O. Box 819
Caldwell, Idaho 83606
Phone:(208) 459-7493
Fax: (208) 454-1284
Email:chamber@ci.caldwell.id.us
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Caldwell Chamber Noonbreak Luncheon's are on the 2nd Tuesday of each month at The College of Idaho Simplot Dining Hall.
Catch up on business in the community, meet other chamber members,networking,prizes and participate in Caldwell's progress. To reserve a seat at the Noonbreak Lunch call the chamber or fax in your fax me 50 attached.
Food Fun Information
Doors open at 11:00am Lunch begins at 11:15am Noonbreak ends at 1:00pm.
$14.00 for members $20.00 non-members
we accept check,Cash,Visa,Mastercard & Discover.
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The 15th Annual Cinco de Mayo celebration presented by the Caldwell Chamber of Commerce Idaho Press-Tribune be held on May 3rd at Gabiola Fields.
Cinco de Mayo commemorates May 5, 1862, when the Mexican army successfully fought the invading French army, led by Emperor Napoleon III of France, at the Battle of Puebla. The Mexican battle victory sparked the Mexican people to revolt, with American support, and forced the French to withdraw their claim on Mexico City and dissolve their imposed governmental system.
Cinco de Mayo commemorates Mexico’s 1862 triumph over the French army in the Battle of Puebla, but celebrations have many modern day benefits, including music, food, fun and an appreciation of Hispanic culture and traditions.
Schedule of Events
Friday, May 2 2008
5:00–8:00pm Taco Feed ($4.00) FREE Entertainment!
Saturday, May 3 2008 Cinco de Mayo at the Gabiola Fields 10:00am–6:00pm
Children’s Activities - Face painting, Musical games – prizes!
Vendors - Food, merchants
12:00 pm Noon Opening Ceremonies - Mayor Nancolas
6:00 pm Vendors Close
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