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In October 2001, as a result of the work of the several area volunteers, the Tunkhannock Business and Professional Association (TBPA) was granted 501 (C)(6) status and a set of by-laws were adopted. At that time what had been known as the “Downtown Merchants Association” opened its doors to all Tunkhannock area businesses, professions, and non-profits. With a mission to work collaboratively to promote the greater Tunkhannock area, TBPA membership grew to include 68 area businesses, professionals, and non-profits in 2006. Today TBPA has nearly 140 members. TBPA is growing!

The Association believes that membership strength and unity bring commerce and community together for the benefit of all area residents, businesses, professions and visitors to the Greater Tunkhannock area.

TBPA operates with a volunteer Board of Directors comprised of elected officers, employs a part time coordinator/consultant, and holds membership meetings several times each year for the purpose of education, information, and networking. These meetings are hosted by different members at their place of business.

Membership in TBPA is open to any business, profession, or non-profit located in – or supportive of – the greater Tunkhannock area.

Mission

The Tunkhannock Business and Professional Association (TBPA) promotes the entire community for the benefit of businesses and professions, area residents, and visitors to the greater Tunkhannock area.

Vision

The TBPA membership collaboratively provides business leadership skills through example, education, information and active community involvement.

Goals

TBPA believes that by working collaboratively, the Association can make a positive impact on the Greater Tunkhannock area by
·Increasing visitors and tourism in general to the greater Tunkhannock area
·Offering opportunities to small businesses in order to compete in a changing economy
·Networking among Tunkhannock area businesses and professional organizations so as to continue to support each other
·Working closely with Wyoming County Chamber of Commerce and Endless Mountains Visitors Bureau in order to avoid duplication of effort and maximize efforts
·Contributing to the local economy and to the quality of life for everyone in the Tunkhannock area

2022 TBPA Board Members

Taylor Finan
First Vice President
The Finan Detail
570-836-3838

Lisa Tizzoni
Second Vice President
Mercantile 22
570-996-6266

Ronnie Harvey
Secretary
Dietrich Theater
996-1503

Sarah Streby
Treasurer
Pre-Hempt
570-721-2014

Mark Monsey
Advisor
Greenwood’s Furniture
836-3168

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Nancy Parlo
Director
570-687-1584
TBPANancy1@gmail.com

Become a Member!

Join or renew your membership today!

Annual Events
FOUNDER'S DAY

The tradition of Tunkhannock’s Founder’s Day pulls together activities that both observe long-established service and also celebrates new activities. The annual event, includes festivities that celebrate the over 100 years anniversary of an area business and also adds entertainment, music, over 150 vendors along with a greater assortment of food.

CHRISTMAS IN OUR HOMETOWN

Friday kicks off with a tree lighting by Santa and Mrs. Claus at Peoples Security Bank, Tioga Street a little after 5pm with a live broadcast by WBRE-TV. Then the evening kicks off with Horse and Wagon rides, Trolley rides, Ice Carvings, entertainment, and Living Windows and other entertainment.

HOMETOWN FALL FEST

Welcome the change of seasons with a Tunkhannock twist to fall traditions. The Scarecrows are Coming . . .The Scarecrows are Coming! Stroll along the Downtown with Scarecrows lining the streets. Savor the tantalizing smells and tastes of our local food favorites. Specialty food stations will be sprinkled throughout the town to delight your taste-buds. Heirlooms quilts, original needlepoint designs, music and artists all on display for your enjoyment.

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