Chamber Update: November Ribbon Cuttings and Red Cow’s Holiday Pop-Up

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Two ribbon cuttings and a holiday restaurant pop-up are coming up on the Wayzata West Metro Chamber calendar. Here is a look at the November events in Wayzata and neighboring Long Lake.

Comal ribbon cutting set for Nov. 17

The Chamber will celebrate Comal, by Familia Luna, with a ribbon cutting Tuesday, Nov. 17, from 4 to 5 p.m. at 1865 Wayzata Blvd., Unit 113, in Long Lake.

Owners Angel and Finesse Luna previously operated San Pancho at the same location. The November gathering follows the restaurant’s transition to Comal earlier this year, which Wayzata.com covered in August. The café, fonda and bar serves morning coffee and pastries along with lunch, dinner and regional Mexican dishes.

Details and registration are available on the Chamber’s Comal event page.

First Resource Bank celebrates new Wayzata location

First Resource Bank’s new location at 150 Broadway Avenue South in Wayzata will be the site of a ribbon cutting Friday, Nov. 20, from 2 to 3 p.m.

Chamber Ambassadors will join the celebration, and light appetizers and refreshments will be provided, according to the event listing. The bank offers banking services for small businesses, entrepreneurs and individuals.

See the Chamber’s First Resource Bank event page for details and registration.

Red Cow’s Snowglobe Social begins Nov. 24

Red Cow Wayzata’s Snowglobe Social holiday pop-up is listed for Nov. 24 through Dec. 31 at 881 Lake Street N. The member-hosted event will feature seasonal food and cocktails in a snowglobe-themed setting.

The Chamber specifies that the pop-up runs during normal Red Cow business hours. Check Red Cow’s Snowglobe Social page for hours and reservations before visiting.

More information is available in the Chamber’s holiday pop-up listing.

Find more local happenings on our Wayzata Events page.


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