Cabrillo Music Department Benefit Concert & Dinner
Ventura Breeze
May 24, 2026
You know Ventura really shines when our kids take center stage, and the Cabrillo Middle School Music Department’s annual Benefit Concert & Dinner is one of those nights that reminds us why. According to the *Ventura Breeze*, this year’s event is happening soon, featuring live jazz from both Cabrillo’s own band and the Ventura High Jazz Band—a beautiful passing of the baton between our future and current young musicians. And it’s not just about the music; there’s fresh, local food to enjoy, making it feel like a true community potluck with a soundtrack.
Tickets are $38 in advance, $42 at the door, with all proceeds going directly to support the CMS Music Department. For those of us who remember the thrill of a middle school concert or have kids finding their rhythm in band, this is a chance to keep those programs thriving. So grab a neighbor, support our kids, and enjoy an evening that’s as Ventura as it gets—local talent, local food, and a whole lot of heart.
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