THURSDAY, MARCH 19TH, 2026 |
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Support Local Farming with Rugged Roots Farm Bucks! |
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Invest in your community and your kitchen by participating in the Lost Sierra Food Project’s Farm Bucks program!
Available for purchase now through June, Farm Bucks act as credit for the Rugged Roots farm, helping the non-profit cover essential early-season costs. You can redeem your credits from June through October at their Quincy Farmers Market booth, farm stands, the pumpkin patch, or even for u-pick adventures.
As a special perk, if you purchase your Farm Bucks before May 1st, you will receive a 5% bonus added to your total! The program also prioritizes food equity, offering an Affordable Produce Program for veterans and those in need, with applications opening this April.
Head over to Crescent Street and help our local food system thrive while enjoying the freshest harvest Quincy has to offer.
Purchase your Farm Bucks today: https://www.lostsierrafoodproject.org/buy-our-produce#farmbucks
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Taco Tunes and Handmade Tortillas at La Cabaña! |
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Get ready to spice up your Tuesday nights with a perfect blend of flavor and fun! We are thrilled to highlight our dedicated Chamber member, La Cabaña, as they invite the community to experience the unmatched taste of their authentic, handmade tortillas.
Starting March 24, the restaurant kicks off “Taco Tune Tuesday,” a weekly celebration featuring great food and high-energy karaoke. From 6:00 PM to 9:00 PM, you can grab the mic, sing your heart out, and enjoy a vibrant atmosphere with friends and neighbors.
While you’re there, be sure to check out their refreshed menu, which features mouthwatering favorites like the Burrito California and a variety of sizzling fajitas. Whether you’re a seasoned vocalist or just there for the delicious tacos, it’s the perfect way to mid-week recharge.
We love seeing our local businesses create such welcoming spaces for Quincy to gather. Don’t miss out on the music, the community spirit, and those incredible tortillas!
Join the fun this Tuesday—view the new menu photos and event details here: https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100087412367354
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Strike Up Some Fun at Sierra Bella! |
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With league play taking a brief hiatus this week, now is the perfect time to grab your gear and head down to Sierra Bella Lanes for some midweek bowling. Whether you are looking to perfect your hook or just want a fun night out with friends and family, the open lanes are calling your name. While you enjoy the extra space this week, don’t forget that the excitement of competition is just around the corner. Registration is officially open for our highly anticipated Spring Leagues, which are set to kick off next week! Joining a league is a fantastic way to sharpen your skills, meet fellow community members, and enjoy some friendly local rivalry. Don’t miss your chance to be part of the action this season. Head over to their website or stop by the front desk to secure your spot today!
Sign up for Spring Leagues here: https://www.sierrabella.fun/
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Support Our Trails: Your Voice Creates #DirtMagic! |
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Our friends at the Sierra Buttes Trail Stewardship (SBTS) need our community’s help to keep our local trails pristine and accessible.
SBTS is currently applying for California OHV grants to fund essential maintenance for 125 miles of the Mt. Hough system and 129 miles in Downieville. These funds cover critical work such as clearing downed trees, repairing tread, and even developing 19 miles of new trails in the proposed Claremont system. Your comments on these grant applications are vital to proving the economic and personal importance of these trail networks to the Lost Sierra. Whether you value the outdoor recreation or the boost to our local economy, a brief note can make a massive difference. Please submit your feedback by May 6 to ensure this “dirt magic” continues for seasons to come. Take Action: Watch the step-by-step video and submit your comments by May 6 at the link below!
Submit Your Comments Here
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Hot Jobs in Plumas County |
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Showcase Your Business in Our Visitor Packets! |
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The Quincy Chamber of Commerce is excited to announce a new initiative to welcome travelers and new residents to our community! Starting May 1st, we will begin distributing exclusive Visitor Packets designed to highlight the very best of Quincy.
We invite all Chamber members to contribute their printed materials—such as menus, special promotions, coupons, or brochures—for inclusion in these welcome bundles. This is a premier opportunity to put your brand directly into the hands of newcomers looking for local favorites. Please ensure all promotional offers remain valid through September 1st. Whether it is a seasonal discount or a full dinner menu, we want to help you make a lasting first impression. Join us in creating a comprehensive guide for every visitor by sharing your materials today!
To participate, please apply via email at info@quincychamber.com or stop by the Quincy Hub. |
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Help Us Beautify Quincy: 2026 Flower Basket Sponsorships |
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Spring is just around the corner here in Plumas County, which means our beloved Flower Basket project is gearing up for the 2026 season! Every May, seventy beautiful hanging baskets are placed throughout Quincy and East Quincy to brighten up our streets and welcome visitors all summer long.
This beautification effort thrives entirely on community support. We are currently seeking sponsors and donations to help fund the planting, maintenance, and watering for the upcoming season.
How you can support the 2026 Flower Baskets: -
Sponsor a Basket: Visit quincychamber.com/flower-baskets to download the sponsorship and donation form.
- Donate in Person: You can drop off your contribution locally at Plumas Arts or The Quincy Hub.
Thank you for your continued commitment to keeping our community vibrant and beautiful! |
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Shape the Future of Our Local Economy! |
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Plumas County and the RCAC invite you to the Recreation Economy for Rural Communities (RERC) Collaborative Convening on Tuesday, March 31.
This “C3” event is a vital opportunity for Quincy business owners and residents to gather at the Veterans Hall from 4:00 PM to 6:00 PM. Together, we will reflect on our successes and discuss the upcoming spring updates to the Community Action Plan.
Your input is essential for advancing outdoor recreation and stewardship across the American Valley region. Whether you are a long-time stakeholder or a curious resident, your voice helps drive our local economic growth.
While registration is strongly encouraged, everyone is welcome to attend and participate in this community-driven dialogue. Don’t miss this chance to get involved and help steer the future of our beautiful region!
Register today to secure your spot: Sign up here
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Want to know the latest happenings in the Quincy area? Check out our Events Calendar by clicking on the image below - it’s updated almost every day, so check back often!
Do you have an event that is open to the public? Submit your events here, for FREE. |
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