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Annandale Area Chamber of Commerce · Minnesota

Heart of
the Lakes

Twenty-five lakes within ten miles, one Main Street, and a calendar that never sits still. The chamber keeps them connected.

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25lakes within a ten-mile radius
3golf courses in the area
25+restaurants and cafes in town
95%of dues fund community programs

The chamber calendar

A year on Main Street

Every event below is run or sponsored by the chamber and its members. The dates are real, and the next one is always lit up.

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Membership

Built by its members

The chamber is a nonprofit run by local business people. Dues are the budget: more than 95% goes straight back into the events and programs on this page. Memberships run January through December.

Business

$225/year

For business owners and entrepreneurs of any size that want a seat at the table.

Non-profit

$75/year

For registered non-profit organizations serving the Annandale area.

Individual

$75/year

For neighbors, freelancers, and solo operators who want in on the work.

Quarterly meetingsGuest speakers and a real agenda, four times a year.
Member newsletterCommunity updates before they hit the grapevine.
Advertising opportunitiesExclusive placement in chamber promotions and events.
Directory listingYour business in the local directory residents actually use.
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Renew by mail: PO Box 417, Annandale MN 55302-0417, or write info@annandalechamber.org

Visit Annandale

Eat. Shop. Play.

Lake Sylvia, Cedar Lake, and French Lake ring the town. Downtown holds galleries, outfitters, cafes, and a hometown brewery. Come for a weekend; plenty of people never quite leave.

A summer evening concert crowd in an Annandale park
PlaySummer nights in the park
Inside the Annandale Art and Textile Center downtown
ShopGalleries and makers downtown
Fall produce and decor inside a local Annandale shop
EatHarvest season, every season
A chamber of commerce is the connective tissue of a small town. When it works, the whole town works.
The Annandale Area Chamber exists to strengthen the local economy and back the civic, social, and cultural programs that make the town worth the drive. It is led by a volunteer board of local business owners, working alongside the City of Annandale.

Put your business on Main Street's map

Questions first? Write to info@annandalechamber.org and a real neighbor answers.

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