September 2018
Black & White 2018 Annual Awards Banquet
The Harlingen Area Chamber’s Annual Banquet brings the membership together to reflect on the past year, plan for the year to come and award those who have contributed to the success of both the chamber and the community. In 2015, over 220 members attended the Banquet and listened to keynote speakers Michael C. Scott (President and CEO of First Community Bank) and Daniel J. Collins (Chief Operating Officer of United Launch Alliance)
Find out more »March 2019
3rd Annual Wine & Whiskers Harlingen
Join us at our 3rd Annual Wine & Whiskers event benefiting the dogs and cats at The Humane Society of Harlingen! We will treat you to a fun night of great food, drinks, live music, dancing, casino games, and fabulous auction items! BUY YOUR TICKETS TODAY at these locations: Humane Society of Harlingen 1106 Markowsky 425-7297 - OR - Key Mortgage 2323 N. Ed Carey 428-6363 PRESALE: $50 AT THE DOOR: $60 SPONSORSHIP OPPORTUNITIES AVAILABLE Join the generous individuals and…
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Wine to Rebuild Fundraiser
Join Habitat for Humanity of the Rio Grande Valley and the Harlingen Area Chamber of Commerce for a wine tasting event and enjoy an evening of networking, wine, and appetizers! Proceeds will support the 2019 flood victims. Sponsorships and tickets are available at https://www.habitatrgv.org/ Tickets are $50 and sponsorships start at $250. The event will take place on Thursday, August 8, 2019 at 5:30 p.m. Location: TSTC Cultural Arts Center, 1825 N. Loop 499, Harlingen, TX 78550
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2019 First Bale of Cotton Auction & Scholarship Fundraiser
Harlingen has auctioned the first bale of cotton grown in the United States since 1953 and this year will not be different. The official certified first bale of cotton in the United States was delivered to Chris Breedlove at Willacy Co-op in Sebastian, Texas by Wesley Vanderpool at 8 p.m. on Friday, June 21, 2019. The Harlingen Cotton Committee has verified that the nation’s first bale of cotton was grown in the Rio Grande Valley for 66 years. This year…
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