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The Contra Costa Wind Symphony (CCWS) is a Walnut Creek, California-based wind ensemble with a mission to perform dynamic wind-symphony repertoire, from contemporary works to swing, jazz, and traditional band favorites. Established in 1980 as the Walnut Creek Community Band and later the Lamorinda Community Band, CCWS adopted its current name to reflect its artistic focus and community-minded spirit. Led by Music Director and Conductor Dr. Luis Zuñiga, CCWS brings together 40+ volunteer musicians who share a passion for high-quality, accessible live music. The orchestra performs regularly at the Lesher Center for the Arts and participates in commissioning and premiere activities, including world, US, and West Coast premieres. CCWS is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization that curates indoor concerts and community performances throughout the year.

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Upcoming CCWS programs feature a mix of contemporary pieces and crowd-pleasing favorites. Highlights for the 2025-2026 season include Of Love and Other Demons at the Lesher Center (Oct 19, 2025), Southern Harmony: An American Portrait at the Lesher Center (Mar 15, 2025), Winterfest at Alhambra High School in Martinez (Dec 14, 2025), and Postcards from Broadway vol. 2 at the Lesher Center (May 3, 2026). The ensemble maintains an active online presence, with performances and updates accessible via their Watch & Listen page, including an official YouTube channel. Secure your seats through Gold Coast Tickets for a smooth, no-fuss experience, backed by our reliable connections and insider knowledge.

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  • Founded in 1980; originally Walnut Creek Community Band, later Lamorinda Community Band before adopting the CCWS name (based in Walnut Creek, CA).
  • Regular performances at the Lesher Center for the Arts; repertoire ranges from modern wind-symphony works to swing, jazz, and traditional band favorites.
  • Premieres: 5 world premieres, 15 US premieres, 17 West Coast premieres; CCWS has participated in commissioning and premiere activity.
  • Current Music Director/Conductor: Dr. Luis Zuñiga; former director: Brad Hogarth (2015–2022).
  • Non-profit 501(c)(3); 40+ volunteer musicians; season includes indoor concerts and community performances.
  • 2025-2026 season includes: Oct 19, 2025 (Of Love and Other Demons, Lesher Center, Walnut Creek); Mar 15, 2025 (Southern Harmony: An American Portrait, Lesher Center); Dec 14, 2025 (Winterfest, Alhambra High School, Martinez); May 3, 2026 (Postcards from Broadway vol. 2, Lesher Center).

Upcoming CCWS programs feature a mix of contemporary pieces and crowd-pleasing favorites. Highlights for the 2025-2026 season include Of Love and Other Demons at the Lesher Center (Oct 19, 2025), Southern Harmony: An American Portrait at the Lesher Center (Mar 15, 2025), Winterfest at Alhambra High School in Martinez (Dec 14, 2025), and Postcards from Broadway vol. 2 at the Lesher Center (May 3, 2026). The ensemble maintains an active online presence, with performances and updates accessible via their Watch & Listen page, including an official YouTube channel. Secure your seats through Gold Coast Tickets for a smooth, no-fuss experience, backed by our reliable connections and insider knowledge.

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