ARTS COUNCIL OF THE CONEJO VALLEY Board of Directors meets on the second Wednesday of every month (except July and August) at the Hillcrest Center for the Arts, 403 W. Hillcrest Drive, Thousand Oaks. The meetings are open to the public. The Board invites ACCV patrons, member organizations, and the public to bring arts and cultural issues of concern to the Board's attention. Anyone wishing to address the Board is requested to notify Margaret Travers, Board President one week prior to the meeting. Call (805) 381-2747 or info@conejoarts.org.


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Supporter Benefits - $25 to $34

  • Receive notification of special events sponsored by the Arts Council
  • Subscription to ARTS SCENE, The Bimonthly Guide to the Arts


Donor Benefits - $35 to $44
  • Receive notification of special events sponsored by the Arts Council
  • Subscription to ARTS SCENE, The Bimonthly Guide to the Arts


Sponsor Recognition - $45 to $74
  • Receive notification of special events sponsored by the Arts Council
  • Subscription to ARTS SCENE, The Bimonthly Guide to the Arts
  • Prominent listing as Sponsor in bimonthly ARTS SCENE
  • Prominent listing as Sponsor on Arts Council Web page, www.conejoarts.org
  • Special reduced rates on display space in ARTS SCENE for your arts related activity/event


Benefactor Recognition - $75 to $100
  • Receive notification of special events sponsored by the Arts Council
  • Subscription to ARTS SCENE, The Bimonthly Guide to the Arts
  • Prominent listing as Sponsor in bimonthly ARTS SCENE
  • Prominent listing as Sponsor on Arts Council Web page, www.conejoarts.org
  • Special reduced rates on display space in ARTS SCENE for your arts related activity/event
  • Special reduced rates on use of Arts Council Center for your arts related event or meeting (on a space available basis)
  • Visual artists can have their work appear in the bimonthly ARTS SCENE, on the ARTS SCENE TV show, and on the Web page www.conejoarts.org


Donor Recognition - $500 to $1,499
  • Name listed as major sponsor in all ACCV printed programs for 1 year (20,000 printed per year)
  • Name listed on all ACCV flyers for 1 year (12,000 printed per year)
  • Acknowledgement of sponsor in Arts Scene bimonthly publication for 1 year (12,000 printed per year)
  • Acknowledgement of sponsor on ACCV Web Site (averaging 20,000 hits per month)
  • Listing in 1 monthly issue of Civic Arts Plaza Performing Arts Magazine


Donor Recognition - $1,500 to $2,499
  • 4 tickets to 1 Young Artists Ensemble production for 1 year.
  • Acknowledgement of sponsor on Arts Scene weekly television show for 1 year
  • Name and logo in all ACCV printed programs for 1 year (20,000 printed per year)
  • Name and logo listed on all ACCV flyers for 1 year (12,000 printed per year)
  • Acknowledgement of sponsor in Arts Scene bimonthly publication for 1 year (12,000 printed per year)
  • Acknowledgement of sponsor on ACCV Web Site (averaging 20,000 hits per month)
  • Listing in 1 monthly issue of Civic Arts Plaza Performing Arts Magazine


Donor Recognition - $2,500 to $4,999
  • Name and logo listed in the ad for the sponsored event ad in the Conejo Recreation & Park District brochure (40,000 issues per quarter, mailed to every home in the district)
  • 4 tickets for 2 Young Artists Ensemble productions for 1 year.
  • Acknowledgement of sponsor on Arts Scene weekly television show for 1 year
  • Name and logo on cover of all ACCV printed programs for 1 year (20,000 printed per year)
  • Name and logo listed on all ACCV flyers for 1 year (12,000 printed per year)
  • Acknowledgement of sponsor in Arts Scene bimonthly publication for 1 year (12,000 printed per year)
  • Acknowledgement of sponsor on ACCV Web Site (averaging 20,000 hits per month)
  • Listing in 1 monthly issue of Civic Arts Plaza Performing Arts Magazine


Donor Recognition - $5,000 and above
  • Display of banner (sponsor provides) at selected ACCV events (i.e. Broadway Under the Stars)
  • Verbal acknowledgement of sponsor at each YAE show
  • Name and logo listed in the ad for the sponsored event in the Conejo Recreation & Park District brochure (40,000 issues per quarter, mailed to every home in the district)
  • 4 season tickets for all Young Artists Ensemble productions for 1 year
  • Acknowledgement of sponsor on Arts Scene weekly television show for 1 year
  • Name and logo above cover title of all ACCV printed programs for 1 year (20,000 per year)
  • Name and logo listed on all ACCV flyers for 1 year (12,000 printed per year)
  • Acknowledgement of sponsor in Arts Scene bimonthly publication for 1 year (12,000 per year)
  • Acknowledgement of sponsor on ACCV Web Site (averaging 20,000 hits per month)
  • Listing in 1 monthly issue of Civic Arts Plaza Performing Arts Magazine


Here are some of the ways the Arts Council of the Conejo Valley serves the arts and the community:

ARTS SCENE (formerly ARTS CALENDAR) - is the widely distributed bimonthly publication produced by the Arts Council to promote the programs and activities of all member cultural organizations and individual artist patrons. It is mailed to every member organization, patron, public official, print and electronic media, and arts venue throughout Ventura County, and it's available at community centers, libraries, galleries, city hall, chambers of commerce as well as a number of businesses, such as Borders Books, Music and Cafe. It's the only publication in the entire county devoted exclusively to promoting all of the cultural disciplines.

ARTS SCENE - The public access TV show produced by the Arts Council features information and interviews promoting the cultural activities of all member organizations and individual artist patrons. Each program airs every Wednesday at 7:30pm on TCI and Americast Channel 8. Co-hosts Georgeanne Lees and Chad Smith highlight a full month of cultural events and interview the people who make the arts happen in the Greater Conejo Valley and beyond. The May 1999 show celebrates a three year commitment to promoting community arts on television.

www.conejoarts.org - The Arts Council established their Web site in June of 1997 to further promote the arts. Each arts discipline has its own page, plus several pages for general arts information. Our Web site is linked to those of the City of Thousand Oaks, Conejo Recreation & Park District, Happenings Magazine and those of our member organizations and patron artists. In the month of March 1999 there were 18,389 successful hits to the Arts Council's web site. If you want to be noticed that's the place to be! Our Web site is an AMAZON.COM Associate which means that for every book you buy by accessing Amazon.com from Conejoarts.org, a small percentage is returned to our community to support the arts. Buy books and CD's from Amazon.com. Get great value, great service, and support your local arts!

THE GUIDE TO THE ARTS Membership Directory and Resource Guide - 1999-2000 edition currently in production - contains information about the arts from the City of Thousand Oaks, the Conejo Recreation & Park District, all of the nonprofit member organizations, and individual artists in all disciplines. This 48-page resource gives contact information, membership guidelines and other pertinent facts to assist residents in identifying an organization they would like to join or support. In addition it is useful in locating entertainment for community programs, and experts in the arts for workshops, seminars, or the classroom.

The Arts Council Board of Directors is particularly proud of the many programs we sponsor involving young people. One of the newest of these is the SHOWCASE CONCERTS IN THE GALLERY in the Thousand Oaks Community Gallery. By providing an opportunity for young musicians to hone their performance skills before an appreciative audience, we are developing both the performers and the audiences of tomorrow.

One of our longest associations is with the award-winning YOUNG ARTISTS ENSEMBLE. Now in its 19th season, the YAE involves young people from ages 10 through 19 in a variety of dramatic and musical productions. The adult staff are all professionally trained and are committed to providing valuable and meaningful experiences fo young thespians.

The Arts Council Board represents the nonprofit arts community on a number of important working committees:

Thousand Oaks Community Gallery - the ACCV representatives are members of the Gallery Steering Committee which sets operating procedures. And because the ACCV carries the umbrella liability insurance policy for the Gallery, it's more affordable for the exhibiting arts groups and individuals.

Civic Arts Plaza Board of Governors - the ACCV representative is a voting member and participates in making policy decisions which affect the nonprofit performing arts groups giving performances in the theaters.

Kavli Theatre Visual Arts Committee - the ACCV members represent the nonprofit visual arts interests, as well as bringing their own expertise to this giant endeavor of exhibiting visual art in the performing arts center.

Please join us in supporting excellent arts programming. Help us expand and improve creative thinking processes in our young people, develop their leadership skills, and build their self confidence through education in the arts. Help us to strengthen existing arts programs and to encourage new cultural endeavors, to assist artists in showcasing their work and to provide facilities for cultural activities for all ages.

Arts Council Member Organizations
ACORN COMMUNITY THEATRE CO. is dedicated to furthering our community's commitment to performing arts through theatre both classic and experimental, prose and musical, drama and comedy. For more information, contact R. Shane Bingham at (805) 907-9087 or 4269 Hitch Blvd. Moorpark, CA 93021


AGOURA HILLS HARMONY CHORUS invites women who love to sing to join us in a fun-filled musical evening of vocal instruction and friendship! We meet Tuesdays at 7:15 p.m at St. Patrick's Episcopal Church, One Church Road, Thousand Oaks. We welcome all women who love to sing in harmony. Call (805) 531-3714 for additional information, or visit our website www.ahhchorus.com.


BUENAVENTURA ART ASSOCIATION/GALLERY 700 E. Santa Clara Street, Ventura, Ca 93001 (805) 648-1235 buenavta@vcnet.com, www.buenaventuragallery.org


CABRILLO MUSIC THEATRE Hillary Metcalf, Executive Director, 1480 E. Thousand Oaks Blvd., Thousand Oaks, CA 91362 (805) 497-8613 cmt@goldcoastcenter.com www.cabrillomusictheatre.com


CALIFORNIA ART INSTITUTE, a professional school in a beautiful rustic setting, welcomes full and part-time students. Upcoming workshops feature famous visiting and resident artists and are conducted within the school's large studios, as well as on location. The school is located at 2977 Willow Lane in Westlake Village For more information, call (805) 496-6906 or www.calartinst.com.


CALIFORNIA POETS IN THE SCHOOLS (CPITS) - Ventura County. Lucia Lemieux, Coordinator, PO Box 2081, Thousand Oaks, CA 91359 (805) 517-1807 Info@cpits.org


CAMARILLO ART CENTER - 3150 Ponderosa Drive, (mailing address) PO Box 206, Camarillo CA 93011-0206 (805) 445-7061 www.camarilloartcenter.org


CENTER FOR ASIAN PERFORMING ARTS - 799 Alderdale Court, Newbury Park, CA 91320-4950


CHANNELAIRE CHORUS, a chapter of Sweet Adelines International invites women of all ages to join in singing a cappella, four-part harmony. The 120-member chorus meets weekly. Rehearsals are open to all women who love to sing and would like to know more about the women's barbershop chorus. The rehearsals are held Tuesdays, 7:15 to 10:00pm at 701 Del Norte Blvd., Suite 115, Oxnard. For more information call (805) 247-1990. www.channelaire.org


CHINESE BRUSH PAINTING AND CALLIGRAPHY ASSOCIATION OF THOUSAND OAKS - The association began in 1995 when a Chinese brush painting master, Mr. Yang Hong Duang of mainland China came to visit his son in Thousand Oaks. The principal of the Thousand Oaks Chinese Language school invited him to each Chinese brush painting to the parents of the students in the language school. The students in his class not only continued to paint but they formed the Thousand Oaks Chinese Brush Painting and Calligraphy Association to promote the Chinese Arts in the Conejo Valley. This association is now affiliated with the Conejo Chinese Cultural Association of Thousand Oaks. The class meets every other Saturday morning during the school year at the Thousand Oaks High School. The class is open to all who are interested in Chinese brush painting. The cost is $15 per lesson plus a small room fee. Jan Wennick is the president and may be contacted at 3449 Radcliff Road, Thousand Oaks, CA 91360.


CONEJO CHINESE CULTURAL ASSOCIATION, 1728 N. Moorpark Rad, Box 416, Thousand Oaks, CA 91360. Ccca-tpcs@yahoo.com www.ccca-tocs.org


CONEJO CIVIC BALLET COMPANY, Tobin Twarowski, Director, 31308 Via Colinas, Ste 101, Westlake Village, CA 91362, (805) 495-7940 robin@balletarts.org www.balletarts.org


CONEJO GEM & MINERAL CLUB - Meetings are on the 2nd Thursday of the month at 7:45 p.m at the Hillcrest Center for the Arts403 W. Hillcrest Drive, Thousand Oaks. Their mission is to promote and extend the knowledge of minerals, geology, lapidary arts and associated fields. For more information, please call Camille Van Ast at (805) 498- 7421, or cgamc@cgamc.org or www.cgamc.org.


CONEJO PLAYERS THEATRE, INC. Doug Jocelyn. President, 351 S. Moorpark Road, Thousand Oaks, CA 91361-1008, (805) 495-3715, info@conejoplayers.org www.conejoplayers.org


CONEJO POPS ORCHESTRA, Elmer Ramsey, Music Director/Conductor, 3648 Mountclef Blvd, Thousand oaks, CA 91360


CONEJO VALLEY CHILDREN'S CONCERT SERIES - 1025 Old Farm Road, Thousand oaks, CA 91360, (805) 650-6735


CONEJO VALLEY CLOGGERS invite you to join them Thursday evenings at 6:45pm. All ages welcome. No partner or experience necessary, all levels are taught. $5 adults, $3 children. Old Meadows Park, 1600 Marview Drive, Thousand Oaks. Information (805) 527-6185


CONEJO VALLEY FOLK DANCERS invite you to join them for international line and circle dancing from 7:30 -9: 30pm every Wednesday evening in the Small Rehearsal Room at the Hillcrest Center for the Arts, 403 W. Hillcrest Drive, Thousand Oaks. No partners needed. $1 for members, $2 for non-members. For more information and directions, call Jill Lundgren at (805) 497-1957 or online at http://us.geocities.com/FDFedSouthInc/clubpages/ conejovalley_fd.htm.


CONEJO VALLEY HISTORICAL SOCIETY Board of Trustees meet monthly at the Stagecoach Inn Museum. If you are interested in a learning more about volunteer opportunities with the Historical Society or the Stagecoach Inn Museum Complex, call the Stagecoach Inn at (805) 498-9441. stagecoach@toguide.com www.toguide.com/stagecoach


CONEJO VALLEY SCOTTISH DANCE SOCIETY presents instruction in the traditional social dances of Scotland. Beginners are welcome, but must call instructor before attending. Classes held 7:30 - 9:30pm on Tuesdays. For fees and information call instructor Robb Quint at (805) 498-2303


CONEJO VALLEY PAINTER'S ASSOCIATION, David Gallup, President, 2087 Ralley court, Thousand Oaks, CA 91362, gvarts@pacbell.net www.cvpa.net


CONEJO VALLEY YOUTH ORCHESTRAS The Conejo Valley Youth Orchestra has been part of the history in the Conejo Valley since 1961. Since 1998, the orchestra program has grown from 65 musicians in one orchestra to over 250 in 4 orchestras. The youth orchestras are completely self directed and funded through a private nonprofit organization and do not rely on state or federal funding. "Reaching and Inspiring Youth Through Music," is their mission and motto. They strive to provide the very best music education in a safe, fun environment and provide memorable experiences for the students. Most of their graduates will pursue higher educational goals that include science, medicine, law, music, etc. Recent research has proven the involvement of students involved in the arts reinforces and strengthens life skills. For more information contact Bill Benson, Artistic Director/Conductor at (805) 523-8045. WMBENST@aol.com www.cvyo.8m.com


DOYON STUDIO & GALLERY Doyon Studio & Gallery, 1390 Flynn Road, Suite E, Camarillo. For more information on classes, workshops and special programs, call (805) 987-0291.


FOCUS ON THE MASTERS (FOTM), Donna Granata, Founder/Executive Director, appreciation program for all ages, founded in 1994. 1147 E. Main Street, Ventura, CA, 93001, (805) 653-2501 support@FocusOnTheMasters.com www.focusonthemasters.com


MUSIC TEACHERS' ASSOCIATION OF CALIFORNIA is starting its 36th year in the Conejo Valley, and new teachers and students are welcome. To find MTAC teachers in your neighborhood, please call (805) 498-6994. Teachers are encouraged to attend MTAC meetings. For additional information, call (818) 889-1619.


GOTHIC PRODUCTIONS, Michael Jordan, Director, 98410 Waring Place, Agoura, CA 91301


HARMONY OAKS CHORUS, 147 Grandview Circle, Camarillo, CA 93010, (805) 484-5159, www.harmonyoakschorus.com


KINGSMEN SHAKESPEARE COMPANY, Michael Arndt, Director, PO Box 1772, Thousand Oaks, CA 91358 (805) 493-3455 info@kingsmenshakespeare.org www.kingsmenshakespeare.org

LOS ROBLES MASTER CHORALE, James Stemen, Director, PO Box 781, Moorpark, CA 93020-0781 (805) 497-0386 www.orgsites.com/ca/lrmc


LOS ROBLES CHILDREN'S CHOIR, Donna Young, Director, 3373 Mountain Trail Avenue, newbury Park, CA 91320, (805) 480-9416 yharmony@adelphia.net www.singingchildren.com


NEW WEST SYMPHONY, Ken Hopper, Executive Director, Boris Brott, Music Director/Conductor, 2100 E. Thousand Oaks Blvd., Thousand Oaks, CA 91362 (805) 497-5800 Info@newwestsymphony.org www.newwestsymphony.org


OAKS CHAMBER SINGERS Founded in 1996, The Oaks Chamber Singers dedicates itself to spreading the joy and appreciation of fine vocal ensemble music. Specializing in a cappella Renaissance, Baroque and parlour music, performances have included both sacred and secular programs. All financial support for the chamber singers comes from its audiences and through the generosity of community organizations. For more information contact Annette Murphy (805) 499-1913 or www.oakschambersingers.org


OJAI STUDIO ARTISTS & OPEN STUDIO TOUR The Ojai Studio Artists Tour first began in 1984 with three nationally recognized Ojai artists who had felt inspired by the idea to invite art lovers and collectors into studios of Ojai's numerous artists, sharing a weekend in celebration of art and creativity. Ojai Studio Artists is a community organization working year round to promote art awareness and education. They fund student art scholarships, purchase art books for local libraries, support public art projects and a r t outreach for people of all ages in the Ojai Valley. www.ojaistudioartists.com


OXNARD ART ASSOCIATION welcomes new members. Dues are $25.00 per year and includes the receipt of a bi-monthly newsletter. If you wish to join, please send your check to Jackie Cavish, 109 Fillmore Ave., Oxnard, CA 93035. For more info, call (805) 988-9159.


PACIFIC FESTIVAL BALLET, Lori Sorenson, 1152 Westlake Blvd., Ste. D, Westlake Village, CA 91361 kajandlori@aol.com


PEONY CHINESE DANCE ENSEMBLE - Since 1994 the Peony Chinese Dance Ensemble has been performing regularly in Southern California from Santa Barbara, Thousand Oaks, San Fernando Valley, Chinatown, Knott's Berry Farm, to Disneyland. Main curriculum includes Chinese classical dance, folk dances from a variety of nationalities and the Beijing Academy of Dance Syllabus. Students have attained outstanding success when taking the annual examination to obtain the world-wide recognized grade certificate from the Beijing Dance Academy. Classes meet every Friday at 6:30pm at Ballet Arts, 31308 Via Colinas, Westlake Village. For information call (818) 991-0758.


PEOPLE SKETCHERS, an Adult Life drawing group, meets every Tuesday morning 9:00am-12:00pm. Non-instructed, timed poses. Model fee charged. Ongoing sessions. For further information call Kay McKenzie (805) 497-7630.


PERFORMANCES TO GROW ON, Brian Bemel, President, 201 Park Road, Ojai, CA 93023 (805) 646-8907 bbemel@sbcglobal.net www.ptgo.org


STUDIO CHANNEL ISLANDS ART CENTER Studio Channel Islands Art Center curates exhibits in three major galleries featuring the works of regional and national artists, and provides working studio space for more than 25 resident artists, creating an art enclave unlike any other in the county. Information (805) 383-1368 or online at www.studiochannelislands.org.


THOUSAND OAKS ART ASSOCIATION - Carole Salak, President, Membership Meetings are on the third Wednesday of the month (7 or 7:30 depending on the kind of meeting) and are open to all. www.thousandoaksartassoc.org.


T.O. PLEIN AIR WATERCOLORISTS welcome fellow artists to join in at our monthly outdoor paintouts. For information about the group call David Deyell (805) 494- 1700 or Ed Greenwood (805) 492.0464


VAGABOND PLAYERS, 33223 Village 33, Camarillo, CA 93012, (805) 987-6039 ilajdane@hotmail.com


VENTURA COUNTY MUSEUM OF HISTORY & ART, 100 E. Main Street, Ventura. (805) 653-0323 admin@vcmha.org, www.vcmha.com.


VENTURA COUNTY WRITERS CLUB, 429 Country Club Dr., #106, Simi Valley, Ca 93065 (805) 579-9414 www.pacificnet/~vcwc/


VILLAGE VOICES CHORALE PO Box 6562, Thousand Oaks, CA 91359-6562 (805) 379-5913 lynolsonn@aol.com


WESTLAKE VILLAGE ART GUILD Monthly Dinner and Demonstration meetings on the first Tuesday of the month held at the Clarion Palm Garden Hotel, 495 N. Ventu Park Rd, Newbury Park. Cocktail hour begins at 6:00pm, dinner is served at 6:45pm and the demonstration/meeting begins at 7:45pm. Dinner: $21 members, $23 nonmembers. Demonstration only: $5 members, $7 nonmembers. Dinner reservations one week prior to event are a must at (805) 379-5655 Online information at www.conejoarts.org/members/wvag.html.


WRITING COMMUNITY, a safe and inspiring writers' support group for all genres, and all levels, meets 1:00- 4:00pm every other Sunday in Simi Valley. Amherst Writers and Artists Affiliate. Information (805) 522-5532.


YOUNG AT ART provides fine arts programs, workshops, crafts and in-school enrichment for all levels of aspiring artists - children and adults. Through a step by step process students learn the basics of drawing, shading and color. After mastering these basic skills students are able to express their personal creativity with confidence. Students are encouraged to select their own projects, colors and style. Studios in Agoura Hills, Moorpark, and Camarillo. (818) 991-5514 www.yng-at-art.com

Patrons
Benefactors
Gus & Jeri Andrews
Roy & Lucy Ballard
Joe Cibere
Arnold & Gerda Fadden
Lottie McKnight
Mr. & Mrs. James Odell
Howard & Kathleen Reich
Hope Rosenfeld
Jean Saunders & Denis O'Dowd
Geri Schonberg
David & Patricia Sica
Tom & Jeanne Stapp
James & Margaret Travers
Charles Volk
Bob & Judy Winston


Sponsors
Diann Alexander
Edna T. Bacaoan
Mr. & Mrs. Michael Berger
Ellen Boyert
Brian Chong
Rick & Mary Freed
Gisele Friedman
Debbie Gass
Sue J. Gordon
Susan & Ed Holt
Nancy Israel
Mr. & Mrs. Raymond Koszela
Ray & Lucia Lemieux
Julian & Penny Macdonald
Robert & Sheila Magnuson
Shirley A. McCay
Nancy L. Most
Sandra & Walter Obrecht
Michio & Edna Okui
William & Carole Salak
Carol Salyer
Marie C. Selame
Irwin & Diana Thall
Connie & Arvin Tunick
Rudyard Beldner & Eunice Udelf
Steve A. Wiley
Beverly & Robert Wilson
Christine & Kenneth Yegan


Donors
Barbara Bishop
Don & Alice Cahill-Henderson
Iris Carignan
Kathi & George Colman
Thomas & Jean Marie Cull
Sharon & Stephen Custer
Anita & Eddy Goldfarb
Ron & Dorothy Hage
Sandra Hildebrant
Theodora & Joseph Ilowitz
Donna & Keith Langley
Louanne Phillips
Frank & Joyce Sardisco
Frank & Marion Schillo
Gene & Glorya Schklair
Lis J. Schwitters
Robert & Joyce Silberling
Elaine & Richard Williams


Supporters
Stephanie Angelini
Thomas O. Arnesen
Melanie K. Ashen
Roy Ballard
Ellen Boyert
Fran Berman
Tish Brennan
Cathey Cadieux
Allan & Camille Carr
Ione Citrin
Elaine Clough
Juliette Chayet Cole
Ken & Phyllis Drenning
Christina Eichler
Edward Erdman
Rachelle & Michael Farber
Tom Graves
Eric & Anita Hanney
Dennis & Jacqueline Heinemann
Earl & Arden Holst
Jim & Sue Hostetler
George & Sylvia Ingram
Penny Jenson
Jan Johnson
Mary Lee Kind
Laura Koltenuk
George & Judy Lange
Elizabeth & Alfred Miller
Seymour Moed
Irv & Pat Morgan
Mr. & Mrs. Frank Morris
Dr. & Mrs. Raymond Olson
Frances Pardee
Carolyn Porter
Vivian M. Rattray
Melanie Roschko
Catherine Sasso
Mr. & Mrs. H. Scheide
Glorya & Gene Schklair
Lis J. Schwitters
Virginia E. Sinclair
Laura Tennenhouse
Susan & Burton Ward
Rabbi Edward Zerin


Community Organizations and Businesses
Adelphia
Amazon.com
Art Den
California Art Institute
Carnegie Art Museum
Charles Peloso Photography
Custom Promotional Services
Doyon Studio & Gallery
Graphaids, Inc.
Gregory Cox
Focus on the Masters
Image-Ination
James Travers Power Resumes
Judy Koenig
Mayerson Marketing & Public Relations
Underwood Associates
Work Training Program, Inc.
Young at Art

The Arts Council, governed by a Board of Directors, provides assistance with the programming of community events and activities through a wide range of support services. Voting membership is available to all non-profit, arts related community organizations directly involved with the production and/or promotion of diverse arts programming, including environmental and fine arts, literature, music, dance, drama and arts education. Our valued patrons are individuals, families, community organizations and businesses who affirm the value of the arts with contributions that support the Council's work in developing the cultural life of the community.

Programs and services provided by the ACCV include creating and presenting educational programs, providing start-up assistance for fledging arts groups, advocating and assisting in the planning and development of community cultural activities, providing space for preparation, performance and exhibition of the arts, increasing visibility of the arts through the bimonthly ACCV ARTS CALENDAR, the weekly ARTS SCENE TV program, and the "Guide To The Arts & Membership Directory". In addition the ACCV provides a forum in which the area's arts organizations can meet to identify and address common concerns, issues and opportunities.

The arts community is represented by an Arts Council board member on the following community boards and committees: Thousand Oaks Community Gallery, Civic Arts Plaza Visual Arts Committee and Civic Arts Plaza Board of Governors.

The Arts Council of the Conejo Valley is headquartered in Hillcrest Center, 403 W. Hillcrest Drive, Thousand Oaks, CA.

Please contact us if you are a nonprofit cultural group and would like to be added to our calendar!

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