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Why become a member?

At the West Alameda Business Association (WABA), we’re dedicated to cultivating a vibrant, thriving district that supports our local businesses, engages the community, and celebrates the unique character of West Alameda.

WABA offers membership to businesses within the West Alameda Business Improvement Area (BIA) and to those outside the designated boundaries.

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Why Join as an Associate Member?

WABA's Associate Member Program provides businesses and partners outside the district with a unique platform to

  • Strengthen their community presence

  • Reach new audiences in the West Alameda market

  • Align with a recognized brand of local business advocacy and community impact

Member Benefits

A promotional flyer for networking opportunities shows a photo of people chatting inside a store or cafe. The flyer is from the West Alameda Business Association, promoting invites to mixers, events, and programs for West Alameda business leaders.
A promotional poster for live music events featuring performances, dates, and times, with details about specific concerts such as Pop Rocks June 16 from 4 to 6 pm, Hat Trick July 4th from 2 to 4 pm, and Midnight Flyer August 18 from 4 to 6 pm, displayed on an outdoor sidewalk sign.
Brochure promoting collaborative partnerships with a photo of two smiling women, one wearing sunglasses and a camouflage hat, and the other wearing glasses, both smiling at the camera. The brochure includes text about sponsoring events like the West Is Best series and the Webster Street Anniversary, and features the West Alameda Business Association logo.
Poster for West Alameda Business Association promoting special discounts with reduced rates for event booth participation and promotional packages during WABA-sponsored events, featuring a woman holding a small dog, standing in front of yarn and craft supplies.