About The ABA
Our Mission
Founded in 1991, The Alameda Business Association (ABA) works to promote
and strengthen the commercial, professional, civic and general business interests
of association members through education, common cultural ties and community
involvement.
Where We Are
The ABA is primarily made up of businesses on The Alameda, a three-mile stretch
of the El Camino Real linking Downtown San Jose to Santa Clara, but also includes
locations along nearby Stockton, Taylor, Naglee, Hedding, Julian, Park and
Race Streets.
What We Do
In the past, the ABA has been involved in many activities to build community
along The Alameda. Some of these activities include:
- Sponsoring the Farmers' Market and Festival on The Alameda. This summer's
activities will take place Saturday mornings beginning May 26th.
- Partnering with local neighborhood groups to sponsor the Annual Christmas
Tree Lighting at the Westminster Presbyterian Church. This event is in its
13th year.
- Hosting Brown Bag Lunches and Open Houses to spotlight the wide array
of service and retail opportunities along The Alameda.
- Publishing "The Alameda-The Beautiful Way", the first book to document
the 200-year history of The Alameda.
- Creating a 10-stop walking tour of The Alameda that not only highlights
historic locations but also current organizations and individuals dedicated
to maintaining the area's unique charm.
- Providing a space for business owners, city staff and local residents
to share new ideas and work together on issues that affect the future of
the district.
Who We Are
List of officers and directors
LATEST NEWS
Monthly Meeting
Board and General Membership Meeting:
Thursday, April 17th, 2008
8:00 - 9:15
Location:
Old Republic Title Co.
1900 the Alameda,
2nd floor
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