2021 Business Window Decorating Contest

The Long Beach Chamber of Commerce invites All businesses with storefront windows to Light Up the Holidays and enter the LBNY Window Decorating Contest. The Window Decorating Contest is a fun way to celebrate the Holiday Season, create a festive and beautiful downtown, attract visitors, and showcase your business.

The Long Beach Chamber of Commerce will coordinate the contest and promote participating businesses using select media channels before, during, and after the contest.

Participating businesses are asked to encourage shoppers to explore Long Beach and enjoy the many festively decorated businesses. The City of Long Beach will also be inviting people to visit our city to shop and then to vote for their favorite storefront on our FaceBook page

ENTRY FEE: FREE

GRAND PRIZE: TBA

CONTEST DATES: 2021
Starting December 1st and will run through Dec. 24. All photos will be placed on the LBCOC Facebook page for voting
Voting will begin on December 15th
Pictures with the most votes will be the winners, announced on December 27th

Long Beach, New York Holiday Window Decoration

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The Long Beach Chamber of Commerce

780 Long Beach Blvd
Long Beach, New York 11561

(516) 432-6000

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