Discover Wrightwood CA.
The Land Of Four Seasons
Wrightwood CA.
The Land Of
Four Seasons

Spring Fling
Saturday, May 6th 2023 12:00 PM-5PM

Taste Of The Village
June 3rd 2023

Mountaneer Days
July 8th & 9th, 2023

Mountain Classic Car Show
August 19th 2023

Chili Cook Off & Salsa Contest with The Jeep Rally!
October 14th, 2023

The Wrightwood Mountain Holiday Celebration
November 24th & 25th, 2023
Discover
Wrightwood
Southern California’s Best Kept Secret!
Events
Wrightwood Chamber of Commerce Sponsored Event Schedule
Shop Local
Shop local and take advantage of Wrightwood’s Daily Deals & Discounts!
Memberships
Our Chamber Member Directory gives you access to quality local service providers. Find everything you are looking for in the Wrightwood, Business Directory.
Volunteer Opportunities
The Chamber of Commerce is an organization composed of volunteers who invest their time in community development & by honoring local traditions. We all work together to improve the economic, civic, and cultural well-being of Wrightwood. Complete your form online to become a Volunteer, today!
Local News
Welcome adventure seekers and those who just need a break from city life & in need of relaxation Wrightwood offers a large selection of activities all four seasons! Discover the many activities our town has to offer for visitors and Wrightwoodians of all ages.
Local Service Providers
Everything You Need Is Here
We thank you for making an outstanding contribution for the betterment of Wrightwood.

Tina King
Honorary Mayor Elect

Bruce LaClaire
Wrightwoodian Of The Year
Chamber Board Directors & Officers

Janice Quick
President

Alicia Ureste-Weber
1st Vice President

Tina King
2nd Vice President

Kashawna Berg
Honorary Secretary & Office Manager

Roy Moore
Treasurer

Carl Smith
Director

Susie Hellwig
Director

Ashley Cron
Director

Renee Merline
Immediate Past President
Most businesses in our community are family owned & home based!
“Going local does not mean walling off the outside world. It Means nurturing locally owned businesses which use local resources sustainably, employ local workers at decent wages and serve primarily local consumers. It means becoming more self-sufficient and less dependant on imports. Control moves from the boardrooms of distant corporations and back into the community where it belongs.” – Michael H. Shuman, author of the book Going Local.