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Welcome to ShopOVAZ.com. This website, presented by the Greater Oro Valley Chamber and the Town of Oro Valley, is intended to connect customers and merchants in our community. It arises from the pandemic, and the need to help struggling businesses. It’s our intent, however, to make this a go-to meeting place for consumers and merchants for years to come.

Thanks for finding us. And, please, Shop OV!

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Support Your Community!

Buy Gift Cards!

Get Take-Out!

Shop Local!

Remember to help yourself, by shopping local and keeping the local economy dollars here.

2022 ORO VALLEY MAP & GUIDE

Click on the Map & Guide icon to open the guide.

Oro Valley Map and Guide

Your Oro Valley Chamber purchased $4,250 in local business Gift Cards last Holiday Season.

$10,250 total for 2021 in gift cards from local merchants given away to the general public. Keep supporting your local businesses in Oro Valley!

Remember to #thinkOVfirst and shop local.
Special thanks to our Cure for the Summertime Blues donors …
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Find Oro Valley Restaurants & Bars

Oro Valley has over 70 local food and beverage outlets. Remember to support your local community.

Shop Oro Valley Businesses

Remember to SHOP in the community you Live, Work and Play in.

Visit Oracle Crossings for a Unique Shopping Experience

A proud effort to keep community,

workers safe, business viable
  The Town of Oro Valley, in conjunction with the Greater Oro Valley Chamber of Commerce, launched OVSafeSteps, a business assistance program  during the pandemic.
     With the understanding that a healthy community leads to a healthy economy, the program provides valuable resources while asking businesses and community members to comply with health guidelines with a pledge to keep Oro Valley safe, responsible and open.
    “Each of us has a role in reducing the spread of COVID-19. We need to work together and commit to responsible actions to move forward. This program benefited businesses, and it also benefited residents who supported our businesses,” said Mayor Joe Winfield.
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