Economic spillover of events is real Return of Campbell concerts boosts downtown

San Francisco, CALocal News

After a year off due to construction, Campbell's summer concert series will kick off on July 10 at Orchard City Green, featuring local cover bands playing 1980s hits every Thursday until August 28. The event draws between 1,500 and 2,000 attendees and is anticipated to boost the economic activity of downtown Campbell. Economic development manager Nathan Donato-Weinstein emphasized the positive impact of such events on foot traffic, which is crucial for local businesses facing multimillion-dollar deficits. Ismail Duman, owner of Naschmarkt, expressed optimism about the increased crowd benefiting his restaurant. The concerts have historically attracted music lovers from Santa Clara County, creating a vibrant community atmosphere.

Ken Johnson from the Campbell Chamber of Commerce highlighted the importance of the concerts in fostering community spirit. Local musicians like Fletcher Baker of Chain of Fools value the opportunity to connect with friends and family through their performances. The concert series exemplifies how community events can drive economic revitalization and enhance local culture.

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