Previous Events

Celebrating Oktoberfest in GermantownOn October 5th, 2024, the Hispanic Chamber of Commerce Montgomery County (HCCMC) participated in Oktoberfest in Germantown, a fantastic event that brought together the upcounty community to celebrate local culture, businesses, and traditions. Oktoberfest provided us with a great opportunity to connect with the residents and leaders of

Grand Opening of Maspanads New FacilitiesOn Friday, September 20th, 2024, we celebrated the grand opening of the expanded facilities of Maspanadas in Rockville, MD.This event marked a major milestone for this business, led by the inspiring Margarita Womack, a proud member of the Hispanic business community. Maspanadas continues to bring the authentic taste

Colores Exhibit OpeningOn Saturday, September 14th, we celebrated the opening of the “Colores” exhibit, bringing together art enthusiasts, community members, and local leaders for an unforgettable evening. This event, co-hosted by the Hispanic Chamber of Commerce Montgomery County (HCCMC), BlackRock Center for the Arts, and the Gaithersburg-Germantown Chamber of Commerce,

Grand HCCMC Supports the LEN Cup EventHCCMC Supports the LEN Cup Event – September 7thOn September 7th, 2024, the Hispanic Chamber of Commerce Montgomery County (HCCMC) proudly supported and attended the LEN Cup, an event organized by the Latino Executive Network (LEN). This initiative brought together multi-industry business leaders from the

2024 Homeownership Form On July 20, 2024, the Hispanic Chamber of Commerce Montgomery County (HCCMC) launched the annual Foro Hispano de Vivienda, a landmark event designed to inform and empower Latino families on the path to homeownership. With housing access and affordability at the forefront of community conversations, this forum offered

The NO-TIE Networking Event 2024On Tuesday, June 11th, the Hispanic Chamber of Commerce Montgomery County (HCCMC) welcomed the warmer days of the summer season with our highly anticipated NO-TIE Networking event at Olney Station.Attendees enjoyed a relaxed and friendly atmosphere, ideal for networking, sharing ideas, and collaborating on new opportunities. With

Brio’s Chicken Grand OpeningHCCMC hosted the successful opening of Brio’s Chicken at Montgomery Mall on Thursday, May 9th, 2024. The event was filled with joy, with a fantastic turnout that included several HCCMC members and Councilmember Andrew Friedson, President of the Montgomery County Council.Brio’s Chicken is a delightful addition to Montgomery

HCCMC-GGCC Joint Networking EventThe Hispanic Chamber of Commerce Montgomery County and the Gaithersbirg-Germantown Chamber of Commerce celebrated the second joint annual networking event at the DoubleTree in Gaithersburg on Thursday, May 2nd. More than 50 members and friends gathered to celebrate the arrival of spring, forge new connections, and gain valuable insights from

CIS Group Grand OpeningHCCMC thrilled to celebrate the highly successful grand opening of CIS Group offices, which drew an impressive crowd of over 50 enthusiastic attendees!This significant achievement stands as a testament to the unwavering dedication and forward-thinking vision of CIS Group’s founder, Cristine Camacho. Her tireless commitment and hard

Planet Fitness Grand Opening The Hispanic Chamber of Commerce Montgomery County participated in the grand opening of Planet Fitness in Wheaton on Tuesday, April 10th. We are thrilled to welcome Planet Fitness as a member of our Chamber and to see their expansion into the Wheaton area. Their presence brings

March Networking MixerOn Monday, March 16th, HCCMC hosted the March Networking Mixer at Twin Valley Distillers in Rockville, attracting nearly 70 enthusiastic individuals eager to welcome the Spring season and connect with like-minded professionals.The highlight of the evening was our esteemed guest, Congressman David Trone, who shared insights into his

2024 Maryland Contractor SummitOn March 6, 2024, HCCMC hosted the Maryland Contractor Summit 2024. The event was very well attended, with over 200 participants again from the MDV area. This was the first time we had panelists representing other counties. We also had participation from Prince George’s County and the