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Adult education and employment resource fair

Adult education and employment resource fair

By Brittney Sherman

Looking to further your education or gain employment? On April 10th the Morgan Hill Unified School District will host a Career Fair at the Community Adult School focused on providing resources and opportunities around adult education and employment. Attend a variety of free workshops and meet local business representatives to learn more about their company and employment vacancies.

Email Jodie Wylie for more information.


 
Running for a cause

Running for a cause

By Brittney Sherman

Buy a floral shirt and dust off your sneakers as you prepare to walk, jog, or run during the annual Wildflower 2K/5K/10K event on Sunday March 30. This year marks the 42nd anniversary of the run and the first time offering a Kids' 2K Run (ages 5-11) and "all inclusive, non-competitive" 2K Fun Run/Walk (ages 2-102). Organized by the Morgan Hill Branch of the American Association of University Women (AAUW), the run continues to be one of the few non-profit, 100% volunteer-run events in the state of California. All proceeds from the Wildflower Run fund scholarships and leadership programs for women & girls, as well as community grants.

The Morgan Hill Branch of AAUW was chartered in 1981, has over 170 members and–especially for its size–is one of the most active and successful branches in the country. Learn more about AAUW and the Wildflower Run HERE.


 
Morgan Hill to host Nationwide Conference on Economic Mobility

Morgan Hill to host Nationwide Conference on Economic Mobility

By Brittney Sherman

Representatives from 15 local governments nationwide, ranging from Arizona to Maryland, will convene in Morgan Hill at the end of January as part of the International City/County Management Association’s (ICMA) 2024 Economic Mobility Cohort. ICMA is the leading organization of local government professionals dedicated to creating and sustaining thriving communities throughout the world.

Read the full Press Release HERE.


 
Demystifying access to capital

Demystifying access to capital

By Brittney Sherman

Looking to access capital to fund your small business enterprise? In honor of Hispanic Heritage Month, the Hispanic Latino Business Council and Bank of America will host a Small Business Financial Workshop on Wednesday October 2nd. The program will help business owners learn the various funding options available, how to navigate the lending process, and gain valuable insights from industry experts. This will also be a great opportunity to network with other entrepreneurs and discover the resources that can help take your business to the next level.

Learn more and register HERE.


 
Guacamole Trail

Guacamole Trail

By Brittney Sherman

In honor of National Guacamole Day, Mayor Turner and the City of Morgan Hill are proud to officially launch The Morgan Hill Guacamole Trail! This year-round effort will highlight the “best of the best” in guacamole offerings. Visit all (16) stops on the Guac Walk and vote for your favorite to win the Golden Guac of Fame Trophy on National Guacamole Day 2025. You can talk the talk, but can you walk the guac?

Learn more about the trail and find participating restaurants HERE.


 
A public art conversation

A public art conversation

By Brittney Sherman

Join the City of Morgan Hill for a Public Art Conversation on October 14th from 5p to 8:30p, to receive updates on signature Downtown projects, learn what the City is currently doing to support art activations, and hear from industry professionals. Community engagement stations will collect community feedback on future art programming, performance art, culinary art, artist housing, makers spaces, and live music. Live performances will take place from 5p-6p and formal programming, including two panel discussions, will take place from 6p-8p.

Learn more and RSVP HERE.


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