About Us

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Be a Patron of the Arts: Volunteer Today!

The BVS Cultural Arts Association depends on volunteers to make our events a success. There are opportunities to assist our events including set up/tear down, check in and in many other ways.

The BVSCAA Volunteer Coordinator will track volunteer hours and volunteers will be recognized at the annual member appreciation event.

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BVSCAA is dedicated to bringing the arts to Bear Valley Springs and its surrounding areas.

Through the years since its inception the Cultural Arts Association has sponsored many events to highlight the vast talents of our mountain community.

Other activities are organized to expand our art appreciation beyond the limits of our local area.

Non-profit status was granted in 1989 enabling us to better support our scholarship programs for budding young artists.

Want to join our general meetings? We meet on the first Thursday of every month to go over agenda items and plan for upcoming events and meetings. These meetings are open and you are welcome to attend. Please send us an email for location and timing.

The BVS Cultural Arts Association is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization (Tax ID #77-0005094) dedicated to enriching the cultural life of Bear Valley Springs and the greater Tehachapi area. We support the arts through concerts, events, scholarships, and community programs designed to inspire creativity and bring people together.

We sponsor a wide variety of arts and cultural events, including concerts, art shows, a holiday bazaar, scholarships, and other community cultural events. Our goal is to create engaging experiences that celebrate local talent and strengthen the artistic spirit of our community.

Our fundraising efforts help provide scholarships for young artists and musicians, empowering the next generation of creative talent. We also support local cultural organizations such as the Tehachapi Community Theatre and the Tehachapi Symphony Orchestra, along with additional student scholarships and arts-focused community support.