Meet our Members

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 Smith's Landing Seafood Grill

Overlooking the water at 1 Marina Plaza, Smith's Landing Seafood Grill brings wild-sourced seafood, creative appetizers, savory steaks, and inventive pasta dishes to Antioch's historic waterfront. The seasonally-driven menu, incredible Delta views, and private dining options make it a favorite spot for both everyday meals and special events. Smith's Landing is a locally owned gathering place at the heart of downtown Antioch. 

Rivertown Chiropractic

Led by Dr. Brandon Roberts, Rivertown Chiropractic offers spinal and full-body chiropractic care for patients of all ages, with a special focus on pediatric care, including children with special needs. The practice uses Insight Neuro-Tech technology for comprehensive health evaluations and pairs adjustments with lifestyle, exercise, and nutrition guidance. Rivertown Chiropractic is proud to serve families throughout the Antioch community. 

 The Antioch Chamber of Commerce 

The Antioch Chamber of Commerce champions local business through its P.A.G.E. mission: Promote Our Community, Advocate For Business, Growth of Local Businesses, and Economic Development. Located at 640 West 2nd Street, the Chamber connects members through business mixers, tradeshows, and educational events, and supports local enterprise through its Chamber Cares grant program. The Chamber is a longtime partner in strengthening downtown Antioch's business community. 

Rivertown Treasure Chest 

Located at 306 G Street in downtown Antioch, Rivertown Treasure Chest is a one-of-a-kind marketplace offering comics, pop culture memorabilia, vinyl and CDs, vintage and contemporary clothing, jewelry, toys, housewares, furniture, and more from a rotating lineup of local vendors. Co-owned by Debbie Blaisure and Toni Links, the shop was named the Antioch Chamber of Commerce's 2022 Small Business of the Year and is known for its ever-changing inventory and its support of local causes. Ask about their Wish Book service if you're on the hunt for something specific. 

 Antioch Historical Museum 

Operated by the Antioch Historical Society, the Antioch Historical Museum preserves and celebrates local heritage through themed exhibit rooms covering everything from Antioch's fire house and school history to the Delta King and hometown sports legends. Located at 1500 West 4th Street, the museum is open Wednesdays and Saturdays from 1–4pm with free admission, and offers a gift shop, venue rentals, and volunteer opportunities. Karen Kops represents the Antioch Historical Society, which is also behind the community's Unity Bell Tower Project.