Women Who Lead

Women in Business is tomorrow, 5–7pm at Noodle-Ly. Brianna Goico will facilitate the conversation with Andrea Walker (Stellar Brew Café) and Elizabeth McGuire (East Side Bakeshop) as they reflect on navigating business and family life after the McGee Creek Pack Fire. With International Women’s Day on March 8 and this year’s “Give to Gain” theme, the evening centers on sharing strength, perspective, and support. It's not too late to sign up but do it now.  >>> Click here to register

Sleep Well: @Parallax

Don’t sleep on this one — our annual Power Lunch at Parallax sold out last year. Sponsored by Mammoth Hospital, on Tuesday, March 17, Dr. Steve Kirtland will dig into what “normal” sleep really is, what disrupts it (hello early powder mornings and busy seasons), and how better rest impacts focus, mood, and overall health. It’s a very Mammoth topic — paired with a great lunch at Parallax. >>> Click here to register

Hit the Slopes First


Start the day in a fun way on the mountain with the optional Ski Power Hour Plus and ski or ride with Chamber members. We will be meeting at Chair 3 at 10am or 11am. Come for both or just lunch. >>> Click here to register for the Ski Power Hour

This Week

Monday, March 2


Lodging Association Meeting


Zoom

MHS Booster Club Meeting


Mammoth High School Library

Eastern Sierra Pride: Monthly Meet-Up


Bishop

Open Mic


Distant Brewing

Tuesday, March 3


Women in Business: Resilience


Noodle-Ly

Weekly Trivia Night


Mammoth Brewing Co. & The EATery

Wednesday, March 4


Master Your Money: Financial Literacy Lunch & Learn


Mammoth Lakes Library

Pool Tournament


Distant Brewing

Live Music: Cassie Dunn


Shelter Distilling

Thursday, March 5


Nutrition and Physical Activity Taskforce


Zoom

Public sauna + Cold Plunge


Outbound Bar Sierra

Nomadic Practice LIVE!


Distant Brewing

Friday, March 6


Public Sauna + Cold Plunge


Outside Bar Sierra

Saturday, March 7


Public Sauna + Cold Plunge


Outside Bar Sierra

Full Event Calendar

Chamber News

New Chamber Members Shoutout for February 

Four new businesses joined the Chamber this month, and we’re glad to welcome them. Their membership supports the programs, partnerships, and advocacy that strengthen our local business community. Take a moment to CLICK on each logo, check them out, and get to know these members growing their own business through the chamber.

              

            

Nonprofit Projects & Priorities 

Big projects. Tight timelines. Limited capacity. The Nonprofit Coalition is meeting next Monday, March 9, 4–5pm at Cerro Coso Mammoth to talk about what’s gaining traction, where challenges are showing up, and where collaboration makes sense. Bring a short update and please register to be part of it. >>> Click here to register

Connect at Your Peak 

Business After Hours heads to Peak IV Therapy & Regenerative Medicine on Tuesday, March 24, 5–7pm — and this one offers a closer look inside. Since opening in 2023, Peak has expanded beyond IV therapy into regenerative and whole-body treatments designed to support recovery and long-term wellness. Meet the team, see the space, and learn what’s now available locally. Light bites, drinks, and, as always, good conversation included. >>> Click here to register

Career Compass Needs You 

The Mammoth Lakes Chamber organizes the Career Compass Workshops and Job Fair at Mammoth High School each spring, and we’re looking for volunteer speakers. Help our local students build essential career-readiness skills — resume writing, interview skills and soft-skills, and completing new-hire tax and financial documents. Investing in local youth is one way we strengthen our future workforce. If you can help on one of the following days: March 30, 31, or April 1 in the morning, for approx. three hours, get in touch. We provide the curriculum and you the know how. >>> Click here to email us

Member News

Business News

SBA Disaster Loan In Person Support 

The U.S. Small Business Administration has issued an Economic Injury Disaster declaration for the 2025 Late December Storms (December 16–26, 2025), making low-interest loans available to eligible businesses and nonprofits in Mono County. The application deadline is November 6, 2026.

Eligibility includes businesses that experienced economic impact from the storm and the McGee Creek Pack Fire (subject to underwriting and documentation requirements):


• A McGee Creek resident operating a business entirely in Mammoth Lakes


• A business with locations in both June Lake and Mammoth (the Mammoth location may apply if it experienced loss)


• A Mammoth resident whose business operates solely in Mammoth

SBA representatives continue to provide in-person assistance this week in Lee Vining.


Lee Vining Community Center


Monday, March 2 – Thursday, March 5


Hours:


Monday, March 2: 11am – 6pm


Tuesday and Wednesday, March 3-4: 12:30pm – 6pm


Thursday, March 5: 10am – 6pm


>>> Click here for Fact Sheet in English


>>> Click here for Fact Sheet in Spanish


>>> Click here for SBA Disaster Benefits

Businesses may also apply online at lending.sba.gov or contact 1-800-659-2955 or disastercustomerservice@sba.gov for assistance.

Community News

Community Skate Night

The next Community Skate Night is tomorrow, Tuesday, March 3, 7:45–9:15pm at LA Kings Ice. Enjoy free skating and skate rentals (while they last), warm up with hot chocolate courtesy of Mammoth Lakes Tourism, and enter to win two tickets to the April 4 LA Kings game at Crypto.com Arena. It’s also a chance to better understand the work Mammoth Lakes Tourism does to support our local economy.

March Mono County Food Resource Guide

For Mobile Food Drops to Food Banks and other assistance programs. >>> Click here for the English flyer >>> Click here for the Spanish flyer https://sierrawave.net/mammoth-lake-chamber-connection-newsletter-2/