Showcase your work for the Fall 2021 Arts & Crafts Fair
The Fall City Island Arts and Crafts Fair for 2021 will be held on June 5th and 6th – rain or shine. Learn how to register your business for the fair and gain access to a wider audience.
The City Island Spring Arts and Crafts Fair
Join us this weekend: June 5 & 6 for the City Island Arts & Crafts Fair to see local art, crafts, jewelry, clothing, food, and live music.
Two Weeks Until the City Island Spring Arts and Crafts Fair
With two weeks to go, the City Island Spring Arts and Crafts Fair will be here in no time. Stroll down City Island ave to find that perfect gift for a special someone. Grab a bite to eat. Even catch the sunset on Manhattan’s skyline.
Register for the 2021 Spring Arts and Crafts Fair and Avoid the Late Fee
Save money by registering early for the 2021 Spring Arts and Crafts Fair where you can showcase your work to visitors and locals alike. Continue reading for details.
Tell us about the bike racks on City Island
Did you see the new bicycle racks pop up over City Island and the East Bronx? The DOT is rolling out an effort to install 10,000 bike racks over two years and we’d like to hear from you and your business about them.
Rediscovering New York (and City Island) with Jeff Goodman
The recent radio show, Rediscovering New York with Jeff Goodman invited some local City Islanders to talk about the rich history of City Island and what there is to do in this hidden maritime gem of New York.
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A Message from the President
The City Island Chamber of Commerce was established over 100 years ago, formerly the Board of Trade, to unite the businesses of City Island. Though the mix of businesses has changed, we still believe that the same values and interests should hold us together.
I encourage you to continue to join with your fellow business associates. Together we continue to work to keep City Island the wonderful place to do business that it has always been and to support the Island and each other as we grow in the new millennium.
Paul Klein, President