The Tuxedo Chamber of Commerce June spotlight business is BackHome Antiques, the stone facade building in downtown Tuxedo on Rt. 17.

Stephen Hoefer (left) and Darrell Frasier, owners of BackHome Antiques in Tuxedo — a popular place to look for offbeat antiques and collectibles. Photo courtesy of BackHome Antiques Facebook.

The Chamber’s spotlight business provides members an opportunity to show off their businesses while members meet and mix. And BackHome Antiques is a perfect place to do just that, with any number of antique and collectible items displayed to catch your attention.

The Wednesday, June 10, Chamber meeting takes place at 6 p.m. and will feature a presentation by BackHome Antiques vendor Michael Mask, who recently became a major shareholder in the Chester, NY auction house William J. Jenack Estate Appraisers & Auctioneers.

Mask will discuss how anybody interested in art, antiques or collectibles can take advantage of the services of a local auction house such as Jenack, which has monthly auctions at the Chester facility. According to Mask, William J. Jenack is currently undergoing major expansion that will position the company to provide both buyers and sellers excellent auction marketplace opportunities.

The Tuxedo Chamber will also be collecting food items for the Sloatsburg Food Pantry, which serves the residents of Tuxedo and Sloatsburg in need of food assistance.

For more information, For more information on joining the Tuxedo Chamber, contact Lisa@TuxedoChamber.org.