November 1 – December 31, 2026 | Douglas County
Small Businesses Deserve More Than a Day. They Deserve a Season!
Shop Small. Support Local. Celebrate Douglas County.
From November 1 through December 31, the Roseburg Area Chamber of Commerce invites our community to celebrate the local businesses that make Douglas County a great place to live, work, and shop.
Small Business Season is about more than holiday shopping. It's about recognizing the entrepreneurs, employers, and community partners who invest in our local economy every day.
Small Business Season runs November 1 through December 31, 2026.
Participating Businesses
Discover the Businesses Behind Our Community
Meet the Douglas County shops, restaurants, makers, and service providers taking part in Small Business Season 2026. Search by name or category and find the local favorites closest to you.
Small Business Season 2026 Directory
Every Douglas County business taking part in the season, all in one place.
Explore Participating Businesses
Own a business that isn't listed yet? See how to join the season for free.
Holiday Deals & Promotions
Find Something Special. Keep It Local.
Holiday specials, limited-time offers, and gift ideas from businesses right here at home. New deals are added throughout the season, so check back often.
Holiday Specials
Restaurant Promotions
Small Business Saturday Offers
Local Gift Ideas
Customer Appreciation Events
See Every Current Deal
Participating business? Log in to the Info Hub to post your holiday deal.
Mark Your Calendar
Small Business Saturday is November 28
It's the biggest day of the season for shopping small. Start your holiday list at a locally owned business, and keep the momentum going all the way through December 31.
Spend Here. Grow Here. Roseburg Wins.
When You Spend Here, We Grow Here.
Small businesses are the backbone of the Douglas County economy. They create jobs, keep our downtowns and main streets alive, and reinvest in the communities they serve. Every local purchase is an investment in the people and places we call home.
Local Jobs
Local businesses hire our neighbors, family members, and first-time workers.
Community Causes
They support the nonprofits, schools, and service groups that make our community stronger.
Public Services
Local businesses contribute to our economy through employment, property investments, and taxes that help support the public services our communities rely on.
Events & Teams
From youth sports to festivals, local businesses are often the sponsors behind the scenes.
Places We Love
Business owners invest in storefronts, downtowns, and the neighborhoods that give Douglas County its character.
Neighbors Helping Neighbors
When you shop local, you're supporting a real person whose success comes back to all of us.
No Wallet Required
Supporting Small Business Doesn't Always Require Spending Money.
Some of the most powerful ways to help a local business take less than a minute.
Leave a Review
A positive online review helps new customers find and trust a local business.
Spread the Word
Recommend your favorite local spots to friends, family, and coworkers.
Follow Along
Follow local businesses on social media so their posts reach more people.
Share Their Posts
Share promotions and upcoming events with your own network.
Tag Them
Tag the business when you post about a great meal, gift, or experience.
Show Up
Attend local community events, open houses, and holiday celebrations.
Say Thank You
A kind word to a business owner or employee goes a long way this time of year.
Think Local First
When it's time for your next purchase, check for a local option before you click "buy."
For Douglas County Businesses
Join the Season. It's Free.
Every locally owned business in Douglas County is welcome to take part, whether or not you're a Chamber member today.
1
Sign Up Free
Complete a short application to become a Small Business Season Community Partner.
2
Get Approved
Our team reviews your application and sends your Info Hub login.
3
Share Your Deals
Post holiday specials and promotions so shoppers can find you all season long.
Not a Chamber member yet?
Become a Community Partner
Our complimentary Small Business Season Community Partner program gives you a front-row seat to the campaign through December 31, 2026.
Post holiday deals, sales, and special promotions
Get listed in the Small Business Season participating-business directory
Be considered for Chamber marketing and business spotlights
Be part of our communitywide shop small campaign
Experience firsthand what the Chamber can do for your business
Community Partner is a complimentary seasonal program, not a full Chamber membership. It ends December 31, 2026, and never converts to a paid membership automatically.
Already a Chamber member?
You're Already In!
There's nothing new to sign up for. Your membership already includes everything you need to make the most of the season.
Post your holiday deals and promotions anytime through the Info Hub
Keep your directory listing up to date so shoppers can find you
Tell us about your holiday events and specials so we can help share them
Keep enjoying all of your year-round member benefits
Questions about posting a deal or updating your listing? Email roseburg@roseburgchamber.com or call (541) 672-2648.
Like What You See? Stay Connected All Year.
Small Business Season is just the start. Full Chamber membership connects your business to networking, advocacy, marketing, and a community of people invested in your success, every month of the year.
Explore Membership Benefits
Questions
Small Business Season FAQ
What is Small Business Season?
Small Business Season is a national movement that celebrates local businesses for a full season instead of a single day. Here at home, the Roseburg Area Chamber of Commerce is leading the campaign for businesses throughout Douglas County from November 1 through December 31, 2026.
Does it cost anything for my business to participate?
No. Participation is free. Businesses that aren't Chamber members can join as a complimentary Small Business Season Community Partner, and current members are already included through their membership.
What's the difference between a Community Partner and a Chamber member?
Community Partners receive a limited set of seasonal benefits, including deal posting and a listing in the Small Business Season directory, through December 31, 2026. Full Chamber members receive year-round benefits such as networking, advocacy, marketing opportunities, and more. See full member benefits.
Will my Community Partner participation turn into a paid membership?
No. Community Partner participation ends on December 31, 2026, and never converts to a paid membership automatically. If you'd like to keep the momentum going, we'd love to talk with you about full membership.
How do I post a holiday deal?
Once your application is approved, log in to the Info Hub and add your promotion under Deals & Promotions. Current members can log in and post right away.
I'm a shopper. How can I help?
Shop at participating businesses, check out their holiday deals, and try a few of the free ways to support local listed above. Leaving a review, sharing a post, or simply saying thank you makes a real difference.
Make This a Season to Remember
Whether you're shopping for the holidays or opening your doors to new customers, you're part of what makes Douglas County a great place to live, work, and shop.
Stronger Business. Stronger Community. Stronger Roseburg.