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Oct. 3 • October Business After Hours
Join us for networking, hors d’oeuvres & drink specials, raffles and a 50/50 drawing.
5-7pm • Residence Inn by Marriott, 300 Seabay Lane, Ocean City |
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Oct. 10 • Mid-Day Mingle – an OC Chamber Networking Event
Our Executive Director Amy Thompson will be providing tips and tricks to help you get the most out of networking events (because we know it can be awkward) and we’ll have you in and out of there in less than an hour and back on your way! Food is available for purchase.
12-1pm • Marlin Moon Restaurant inside the Double Tree Hotel, 3301 Coastal Hwy, Ocean City
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Oct. 17 • OC Chamber Open House
Enjoy lite refreshments, chat with OC Chamber staff, learn about member benefits, advertising opportunities, and update your business profile on the chamber website.
10:30am-1:30pm • OC Chamber Eunice Q. Sorin Visitor Center, 12320 Ocean Gateway, West OC
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Offshore Wind Updates
The Bureau of Ocean Energy Management (BOEM) will hold an in-person and virtual public meeting to present plans for the construction of offshore wind turbines as close as 3.5 miles from the Ocean City shoreline. This proposed project would be in addition to the 114 938ft. tall turbines 10.7 miles from our shoreline that were approved by BOEM on September 4. Read about this on the BOEM site.
This new project poses a significant threat to our town. BOEM’s own studies and other independent
research have shown that turbines located this close to Ocean City will have devastating effects on our views, local tourism industry, and property values. If you agree that it is wrong to industrialize our beach by placing hundreds of wind turbines within view of the shoreline, we urge you to voice your opinion. Help Save Our Sunrise—attend one of these important meetings!
Visit SaveOceanCity.org and join the local movement to protect Ocean City, MD from ocean industrialization.
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Ocean City Issues Travel Advisories:
Baltimore Avenue Fall Project - this portion of the project will focus on Baltimore Avenue between 15th and 33rd Street. Weather permitting, the work will be limited to Monday through Thursday each week.
Inlet Parking Closed Until Oct. 13, 2024 - the Inlet Parking Lot will be closed for public parking from September 10, 2024, until October 13, 2024, to accommodate several upcoming events.
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