Anne Arundel Community Concert Association is a volunteer-run organization bringing the Arts to our county at very low cost to members/subscribers. We are in our 70th year.
★ We're always on the lookout for volunteers as well as new members! Check the Contact page for how you can help or subscribe! ★
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS:
How does reciprocity with South County Concert Association work?
AACCA and SCCA each offer our subscribers the benefit of reciprocity. This means that AACCA subscribers may attend any or all concerts put on by SCCA, and vice versa, by simply showing their season passes.
Does it matter which organization I join?
The short answer is yes!
AACCA and SCCA are separate community organizations. We each have our own Boards of Directors, our own volunteers, our own budget for concerts (funded by our members,) and our own selection process for choosing what performances we will offer for an upcoming season.
This means that we greatly value the ongoing loyalty of our subscribing members, as we count on membership fees to provide the budget that allows us to bring affordable concerts to our community.
Remember, AACCA is an entirely volunteer-operated organization, so—except for the cost of some of our printed and mailed material—your membership fees pay for the performances, and nothing else. Fewer subscribers mean a reduced budget for selecting high quality entertainment.
Why does South County sometimes have the same performer I saw at AACCA?
Our Board undertakes a careful selection process for each upcoming season of performances. We must weigh multiple factors including budget, availability of the SPHS auditorium, travel schedules of the performers, variety, and what we believe our members will enjoy! It’s a complicated puzzle we put together each year, as does the Board of SCCA. When we share our selected schedules, it is inevitable that we occasionally discover overlaps, but we do our best to keep this to a minimum.
We welcome your feedback and suggestions! Please feel free to speak to us before and after concerts, or use the phone numbers provided on this website. Additionally, if volunteering with AACCA appeals to you, let’s talk!
★ We're always on the lookout for volunteers as well as new members! Check the Contact page for how you can help or subscribe! ★
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS:
How does reciprocity with South County Concert Association work?
AACCA and SCCA each offer our subscribers the benefit of reciprocity. This means that AACCA subscribers may attend any or all concerts put on by SCCA, and vice versa, by simply showing their season passes.
Does it matter which organization I join?
The short answer is yes!
AACCA and SCCA are separate community organizations. We each have our own Boards of Directors, our own volunteers, our own budget for concerts (funded by our members,) and our own selection process for choosing what performances we will offer for an upcoming season.
This means that we greatly value the ongoing loyalty of our subscribing members, as we count on membership fees to provide the budget that allows us to bring affordable concerts to our community.
Remember, AACCA is an entirely volunteer-operated organization, so—except for the cost of some of our printed and mailed material—your membership fees pay for the performances, and nothing else. Fewer subscribers mean a reduced budget for selecting high quality entertainment.
Why does South County sometimes have the same performer I saw at AACCA?
Our Board undertakes a careful selection process for each upcoming season of performances. We must weigh multiple factors including budget, availability of the SPHS auditorium, travel schedules of the performers, variety, and what we believe our members will enjoy! It’s a complicated puzzle we put together each year, as does the Board of SCCA. When we share our selected schedules, it is inevitable that we occasionally discover overlaps, but we do our best to keep this to a minimum.
We welcome your feedback and suggestions! Please feel free to speak to us before and after concerts, or use the phone numbers provided on this website. Additionally, if volunteering with AACCA appeals to you, let’s talk!