4pm – 8:30pm: Full event
4:30pm – 5:30pm: Live demonstration by TwispWorks partner Jerry Merz of Methow Metalworks
6:30pm – 8:30pm: Live music by local band Loose Notes
Monthly TwispWorks event to highlight campus partners and all the amazing skills they possess. Visit these artisans by stopping into their studios to enjoy a one-on-one as well as support them by shopping locally. Valley Goods will be open from 4pm-7pm for every “Fourth Friday” event!
TwispWorks is hosting a series of conversations open to the public about the real cost of living in the Methow Valley. Topics include: housing, childcare, benefits and retaining local youth. Each meeting will have a short presentation, followed by facilitated dialogue. Beer, wine and snacks will be served, please come!
Join us for the final topic in our series of Business Conversations – “Brain Drain and Retaining Valley Youth” held in YourSpace on the TwispWorks Campus in Twisp on November 6th.
Please contact Julie Tate-Libby jtate-libby@twispworks.orgwith any questions.
TwispWorks, the Winthrop Chamber of Commerce and the Twisp Chamber of Commerce have partnered to provide a virtual informational session on Planning Ahead: Cash Flow for the Winter, September 10th from 8:30-10:00AM.
Local small business advisor and CPA, Bart Bradshaw will present on how to put together a cash flow analysis for your business, updates on the EIDL and PPP programs, and ideas on how to ensure that your business is ready for the winter season. Q&A to follow; bring your business questions!
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Meeting ID: 952 0973 0201 • Password: 266874 • Dial-In: 253-215-8782
The Small Business Emergency Grant is pleased to announce a 4th round of funding, opening September 8th, 2020. In partnership with the Methow Valley Long Term Recovery Organization and Okanogan County’s Economic Alliance, TwispWorks launched the Small Business Emergency Grant in May this year to give $1500 to those businesses most impacted by the Coronavirus pandemic. Over the past four months we have raised $91,600 and given a total of 37 grants to local businesses.
In this Fourth Round of funding, we invite businesses and nonprofits who employ more than 2-3 employees, and who have had substantial losses due to cancelled events or loss of revenue from the Coronavirus pandemic. If you have not applied yet, please do so by September 25th, 2020. Applications will be reviewed after the 25th, and awards distributed the following week.
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TwispWorks is hosting a series of conversations open to the public about the real cost of living in the Methow Valley. Topics include: housing, childcare, benefits and retaining local youth. Each meeting will have a short presentation, followed by facilitated dialogue. Beer, wine and snacks will be served, please come!
Join us for the third in our series of Business Conversations – “Benefits: Creative Solutions for Your Employees” held in YourSpace on the TwispWorks Campus in Twisp on August 4th.
Please contact Julie Tate-Libby jtate-libby@twispworks.orgwith any questions.
