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Get ready for an electrifying day on the green for the much-anticipated LVCC Fiesta Mexicana Golf Outing. We're bringing our members and guests the ultimate summer business golf outing. Join us and over 200  influential small businesses, corporate, and government leaders, for a taquiza, cocktails, a live mariachi band, and exciting raffle prizes!! Join us for the most anticipated golf outing year after year! Our Annual Golf Fiesta outing will ...

The Little Village Chamber of Commerce is excited to host LVCC Small Business Week. Small Business Week is an initiative in honor of National Small Business Week. The goal is to connect with local business owners and provide insightful information and resources. For any questions or for sponsorship opportunities please reach out to sarai@littlevillagechamber.org

Celebrando Nuestras Tradiciones The Little Village Chamber of Commerce announces the date and theme for the 2024 Annual 26th Street Mexican Independence Day Parade. The annual parade will kick-off at noon on Sunday, September 15, 2024, the first day of Hispanic Heritage Month. The parade is a celebration of Mexican Independence Day, which is celebrated each year on September 16th. The parade’s theme, "Celebrando Nuestras Tradiciones," will center around the rich tapestry ...

https://news.wttw.com/2024/01/11/little-village-community-hub-connect-local-entrepreneurs-resources-programming Little Village is known for its business corridor and its Latino entrepreneurship. A space coming to the heart of the neighborhood is designed to help those without access to resources kickstart a business. On the corner of 26th Street and Drake Avenue stands an empty three-story building. “We took a building that was built in 1880 and instead of tearing it down, we decided to reinvest in the building ...

We are proud to exalt Artesanías Elena as our Business of the Month for March 2024. Artesanías Elena is a particularly attractive store that offers a wide variety of traditional Mexican crafts. Jewelry made with Talavera ceramics, directly from Puebla, Otomi jewelry pieces, even everything you may need to decorate your "Day of the Dead" altar. Artesanías Elena regularly brings new merchandise from local artists and from all regions of ...

Keeping our culture alive one dance at a time. - Ballet Folkloriko Xochitl ! This is an passion. We extend an invitation to learn about the Mexican culture through dance. We showcase different regions from Veracruz, Guerrero, Nuevo Leon, Jalisco, Sinaloa, Etc.. Congratulations to this Little Village enclave of culture for over 23 years in our community! Manteniendo nuestra cultura viva, con un baile a la vez. Ésta es nuestra ...

We are proud to present our Business of the Month – UR Nails & Spa – for the month of January, 2024. UR Nails & Spa welcomes you to visit their adoring space to add attitude on your tips and toes with an affordable price. It is a cozy and neat location for you to relax, with our experienced and licensed experts. They are located right behind the Dunkin Donuts ...

Since 1996, Tecnicentro Automotriz has provided Little Village and the Chicago area with five-star auto repair! Longtime LVCC member and LVCC Board of Director, Vicente Torres, Owner of Tecnicentro Automotriz, takes great pride in providing high quality auto repair services to customers at affordable prices! The highly trained auto maintenance and repair specialists will provide the best service in Chicago on your vehicle. Tecnicentro Automotriz focuses on maintaining a high ...

In the 1980’s Panaderia Coral, which was at that time named “Coral Bakery” baked conchas and bolillos for the growing Mexican population in Little Village. The bakery was the first to introduce Picones and Roscas de Reyes to the neighborhood. After 25 years, the business was taken over by the daughter of the owner, Gloria Canchola. Gloria and her husband changed the name of the bakery to “Panaderia Coral.” It ...

Our Small Business of the Month for October is Montoya Electric LLC! Uriel Montoya, a second-generation electrician, was introduced to the world of electrical work at a young age. He spent weekends and summers alongside his father, Catarino, learning the basics. Uriel's passion for the industry continued to grow and eventually earned his electrical license in 2013. Shortly after, he made the decision to join his father in the family ...