Auburn Community Concert Association is committed to the presentation of quality
musical productions to enrich the cultural life of the greater Auburn and South Placer
area, and to preserve and expand the musical experience as an art form by educating new
audiences and nurturing aspiring artists.

About Us

The Auburn Community Concert Association (ACCA) was founded in 1945 by several
prominent Auburn citizens for the purpose of bringing urban cultural experiences to
small-town America at an affordable price. Over the years, hundreds of musical artists
from all over the world have performed for the benefit of residents of the greater Auburn
and South Placer area. In 1947 the ACCA purchased a Baldwin 12' concert grand piano
to enhance the organization's ability to attract top quality musicians. Our programs have
included a variety of artists, including folk musicians, native cultural musicians, jazz
performers, and other diverse musical artists from around the world. Such renowned
performers as Leontyne Price, Chanticleer, Stan Freeberg, Chaskinaquy, and Jury's Irish
Cabaret have performed in Auburn and gone on to fame.

ACCA is also committed, through our Outreach Program, to provide free classical and traditional music programs and masters' classes to our local schools.

Auburn Community Concert Association is a 50l-c (3), all volunteer, nonprofit organization, ID #68-0051009. Contributions are tax deductible. Information on how to make a contribution to our Patron Plan can be found on our Arts Partners page.