The event will be held on Friday, June 24 and span across a number of local venues. It will be available to people between the ages of 18 and 35.

The Progressive Dinner has been run before and was well supported, but has been skipped the past couple of years due to complications with COVID-19 restrictions.

But chairperson of the chamber, Shonia Poole, said the event's importance could not be understated, and networking in a city of Tamworth's size is extremely beneficial.

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"The real purpose is to network and the core focus of our organisation is networking and building connections," she said.

"It's more than important, it's an absolutely crucial part of building a career in a town like Tamworth, I believe.

"I know in my own career path my network has pushed me forward more than I could ever have imagined."

The event will kick off at The Coal Bunker Bar at the Powerhouse Hotel, and will then move onto Tomms Bar in The Heights, The Longyard Hotel and finally The Press.

Some complimentary food and drinks will be available throughout the night, and transport will also be provided.

Tickets for the event are now available.

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