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Local Business Calendars brings every business event in your city into one place, so you stop missing the networking mixers, chamber meetings, tech meetups, and real estate gatherings that actually move your career forward. Creating a free account gets you the weekly newsletter, full event details, and access to our Local Business Organizations directory, all from one login.
Choose from San Antonio, Austin, Dallas, or Houston. Subscribe to the full city calendar or choose a focused edition: networking, technology, real estate, chamber of commerce, or small business.
Every Monday at 6 a.m. CT, your newsletter arrives with every upcoming business event in your city, delivered straight to your inbox so you never have to remember to check the calendar.
Pick the events that fit your schedule, walk in prepared, and let consistency do the work. The professionals who show up regularly are the ones who get referrals, partnerships, and opportunities first.
Chamber events, business mixers & professional networking
Tech meetups, startup events & professional networking
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Energy sector, chamber, real estate & professional networking
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If you work in or around the Texas business community and want to stay connected, this newsletter is for you. Here's who gets the most out of it:
Stay visible in your local market by showing up to the right chambers, mixers, and industry events in San Antonio, Austin, Dallas, or Houston.
Never miss a networking event where your next client might be in the room. Our weekly newsletter keeps your pipeline opportunities in sight.
Track ULI events, CCIM meetings, real estate roundtables, and investment gatherings across all four Texas markets.
Stay plugged into the Austin startup scene, San Antonio tech ecosystem, Dallas innovation community, and Houston emerging tech sector.
Get a consolidated view of every chamber of commerce event, ribbon cutting, and member mixer across your city, all in one Monday email.
Find SBDC workshops, co-working events, small business meetups, and local business development opportunities without spending hours searching.
Yes, completely free. No credit card, no trial, no catch. The full calendar is open to everyone to browse. Creating a free account gets you three things: the Monday newsletter, full event details and registration links on the calendar, and access to the Local Business Organizations directory, all under one login.
The full city calendar (for example, San Antonio Business Calendar) covers all industries in one newsletter. Focused editions—such as the Real Estate Edition or Technology Edition—are ideal when you only want events for one business community.
Yes. You can subscribe to multiple cities and multiple editions — each is its own subscription, so adding one never changes another. Many professionals subscribe to both the full city calendar and one or two focused editions to stay active across their networks.
Log in and go to your Account page — it lists every city calendar and Edition on your account, with a button to add more and a button to remove any one of them. You can also just click Unsubscribe at the bottom of any email; that only removes that specific newsletter; everything else you get keeps arriving.
Every Monday at 6 a.m. Central Time. Your newsletter arrives with every upcoming event in your city: name, date, time, location, and organizer link included.
We currently publish weekly newsletters for San Antonio, Austin, Dallas, and Houston, Texas. We are actively expanding to additional cities - San Diego, Phoenix, Denver, Nashville, Atlanta, and Chicago are next.
We monitor over 800 local organizations (chambers of commerce, trade associations, Meetup groups, Eventbrite organizers, and individual business hosts) across all four Texas cities and consolidate their public events into one calendar each week.