Ventura County Classical Guitar Society

Ventura County
Classical Guitar Society

Established Sept 1998

Updated Feb 7, 2010

Next meeting...

Feb 24, 2010

Wednesday at 7PM

Nemanja Bogunovic

from Dubrovnik

Nemanja Bogunovic

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Jan 27, 2010

David Adele,

Mandeda Uch:
Denali Guitar Duo

David Adele, Mandeda Uch

More Previous Meetings

Future Meetings ( Details )

Dates	Guests
Feb 24, 2010	Nemanga Bogunovic
Mar 31, 2010	Matthew McAllister, Aisling Agnew: Flute & Guitar Duo
Apr 28, 2010	Ben Shearer
May 26, 2010	Taso Comanescu and Austin Grant
June 30, 2010	Oliver Eidam
Aug 25, 2010	VCCGS 12th Anniversary Buenaventura Duo Carlos Gonzales, Robert Boyd
Sept. 29, 2010	Perf DeCastro
Oct 27, 2010	Guest pending
Nov 17, 2010	Non-standard date. Guest, Jonathan Roth
Dec 29, 2010	No meeting
Jan 26, 2011	Nicolas Deuson

Who we are: This is the homepage for the Ventura County Classical Guitar Society (VCCGS) and a source of information for classical guitar in and around Ventura County, California.

We meet on the last Wednesday of each month at the Pleasant Valley Recreation and Park District's Senior Center. The Senior Center is located at 1605 East Burnley in Camarillo, California. Click here for directions. Meetings begin at 7PM with from-the-floor solos and ensembles. If we have a guest performer, their perfomance begins at 8PM. Our meetings are open to the Public, and admission is free. For information about our Society, contact Jean Desilets.

Our guitar society sessions are productive for classical guitarists at all skill levels. We share experiences and learn from each other. They also allow us to perform for an audience. There cannot be a better place to develop skills than in the company of others who only want to see you succeed. All skill levels are welcome.

Performers: If you are interested in performing for our society, contact us. As we collect neither member dues nor admission fees, we cannot pay a performer directly. But we do pass a collection basket, all of which goes to the performer. If you are interested, contact Jean Desilets at the link above.