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Each concert in this new series takes the audience down a different path. Experience the virtuosity of Academy artists, focus in on specific instrumentation or repertoire, or hear new music of our time.

Featuring Solo Piano fellows

The Mardi Gras Ball is the largest fundraiser for Community Conscience.

Festivities begin at 5:00 PM with a champagne reception, hors d’oeuvres, entertainment by the Riverboat Dixie Jazz Band, and the silent auction. A wonderful dinner will follow, along with a live auction, King & Queen recognition, and a lively evening of dancing to Fifth Avenue Entertainment.

The Ball is expected to be attended by more than 300 community leaders, guests, and media. Together we will celebrate your commitment to the health and wellness of this community.

Your support ensures RENT-FREE office space for 13 Human Service non-profits who provide assistance to those in need. With the proceeds from the Ball and other donations, Community Conscience provides office space rent-free in the Human Services Center to thirteen local non-profits, enabling them to more effectively serve our community. The Human Services Center collectively saves tenants nearly $300,000 annually in operating expenses. These agencies provide services at no cost to families, children, youth, homeless individuals and veterans.

Come celebrate with us so that we can continue to offer rent-free office space to 13 Human Service non-profits who provide assistance to those in need.

Individual tickets: $175. Table of 10: $1,500

For more information call (805) 494-3543 or visit our website.

Led by Paul Merkelo
Public masterclasses have been at the heart of the Academy experience since its inception
Cheer on the fellows and learn more about the music and the art of performance.

Solo Piano Competition
The winner will receive the opportunity to present a commissioned world premiere in recital at Hahn Hall.
Music Academy competitions provide feedback from a distinguished panel of artists and cash prizes.

Join us for an intimate and casual performance in Lehmann Hall
A new chamber music curriculum pairing fellows with Academy artists for intensive coachings results in five unique evening concerts. Each event stars the fellows in a curated program of full-length masterworks to music of the 21st century.

As a part of the experience, guests are invited to enjoy complimentary wine during the performance.

Led by Joseph Pereira
Public masterclasses have been at the heart of the Academy experience since its inception
Cheer on the fellows and learn more about the music and the art of performance.

Led by Academy artist Jonathan Feldman
Public masterclasses have been at the heart of the Academy experience since its inception
Cheer on the fellows and learn more about the music and the art of performance.

Join us for the Ventura Music Festival’s annual free concert in the park featuring ADAAWE! The “International Women of the Drum and Voice” perform a global fusion of African rhythm, thrilling harmony, and world soul to uplift the spirt, celebrate diversity, and unite humanity!

Bring low-back lawn chairs, blankets and a picnic to this family-friendly open-air ninety-minute concert in the park on the lawn across from Mission San Buenaventura.

Two sets of brothers from Nashville and Galway bring a blend of Americana, Bluegrass, and Celtic music with pop-sensible songcraft to create a truly unique and gratifying signature sound.