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The above photo shows the McGee Mountain Rope Tow plaque — a marker of where Eastern Sierra skiing began. Today it sits along a stretch of burned terrain, a reminder of how deeply this fire has touched our region.
Community generosity has helped raise over $100,000 through the Mammoth Community Foundation (MCF) — an incredible amount, yet still not enough once it’s divided among the households affected.
If you’ve been impacted by the Pack Fire, or know someone who has, please reach out to the Mammoth Lakes Chamber of Commerce — we operate the Mammoth Community Foundation and can make sure you’re added to the assistance list. email: [email protected]
The relief webpage remains the central hub for resources as well as upcoming fundraising efforts, including the Mammoth Brewing Co. and The EATery Benefit Concert highlighted below. >>> Access resources or donate here |
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Limelight Countdown
We’re just one week away from Limelight Mammoth opening its doors. On Monday, Dec. 1, stop by between 3–5pm for guided tours, music, holiday carolers, and the official Ribbon Cutting with the Chamber at 4pm. The bar and lounge will be open with complimentary drinks and appetizers. Everyone’s welcome. >>> Click here for more info
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Workshops After Thanksgiving
With winter already starting to snowball, our Customer Service and Leadership Workshops drop in right after Thanksgiving.
We’ve lined up three sessions on Dec 2 & 3, including two FREE Frontline Workshops and a Power Lunch for owners and managers. These aren’t your typical sit-and-listen trainings – you don’t want to miss them.
If you want your team to feel more ready for winter’s pace, these free Frontline Sessions are worth carving out time for. >>> Click here to register
Manager/Owner Power Lunch, Dec. 2: A focused session for owners and managers on creating teams that work more effectively together. Attending—and sending your leadership team—gets everyone dialed before the season really drops in. >>> Click here to register
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Holiday Ribbon Cutting
Following close on the heels of Monday’s Ribbon Cutting, join us to officially celebrate Eastern Sierra Mountain Club on Thursday, Dec. 4, 4–5pm with their own Ribbon Cutting. Tucked next to Black Velvet Coffee, this family-owned shop (that used to be in the Village) is full of cozy home goods, gifts, and so much more. If you haven’t been inside the store yet, now’s your chance. >>> Click here for more info
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Stay Compliant – Let Us Handle It!
Don’t risk costly penalties for non-compliance! California law mandates that all businesses display updated employment posters, even with just one employee. The Chamber is here to simplify the process— pre-order now your laminated 2026 Labor Law poster for $30, available in English and/or Spanish, delivered January 2026. Focus on your business while we take care of compliance for you! >>> Click here to order
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Last Call for Speakers
We need you for Career Compass Exploration Day on Wednesday, Jan. 14. Volunteer speakers from all fields. A simple 20-minute story of how you got where you are today can help local students explore real career paths. >>> Click here if you are interested
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Fire Relief Benefit Concert: Wednesday, December 3
Mammoth Brewing Co. and The EATery are partnering for a Pack Fire relief fundraiser with a Benefit Concert. On Wednesday, December 3 from 6pm, The Felt Cutouts and Lost Cement Mine will be playing. Suggested donation of $20 at the door. Plus Mammoth Brewing Co. and The EATery will donate 50% of sales for the entire day to the Relief Fund. >>> Click here for the flyer
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Get Your Special Events Funding Applications In
Applications for Mammoth Lakes Tourism 2026 Special Events funding is open until Monday Dec. 15 at 5pm. Up to $350,000 is available for allocation. The online application may be accessed through this link. No late applications will be accepted. Additional information, including application guidelines is available here. Please reach out to Betsy Truax, Vice President of Community Engagement for MLT via email here if you have any questions.
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Resident Sentiment Survey
Mammoth Lakes Tourism’s annual Resident Sentiment Survey is now open to local residents, homeowners, and business owners ages 18+. This year’s survey is shorter and only takes 10–15 minutes to complete. Share your perspective and be entered to win a $500 Yiftee gift card. >>> Click here for the survey link
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