Cambridge Community Orchestra

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Cambridge Community Orchestra

The Cambridge Orchestra was founded in January, 2004 by Ann Green and a team of musicians and non-musicians in Cambridge, Ontario, Canada.

The Orchestra now has its first professional conductor, Sabatino Vacca. For more details, please click here.

The orchestra is a growing ensemble and is currently looking for additional members, particularly string players. For details, please click here.

Please browse our website to find out more about becoming involved with our organization.

The Cambridge Community Orchestra is pleased to be the recipient of the 2008 Bernice Adams Memorial Award. This award recognizes members of the community for outstanding contributions to the artistic and/or Cultural Life of Cambridge. For more information on this award, please click here.

Latest News

The Fundraiser will be held at Cambridge City Hall on Friday February 12th, 2010, 7 - 10 pm. Please join us for an evening of music, candlelight, cocktails and a silent auction. Tickets are on sale now for $35. A tax receipt for $20 will be given when 2 tickets are purchased. Tickets are on sale in the community and by orchestra members. Tickets may be purchased at the following locations:

  • Classique Boutique, 35 Ainslie St., Cambridge 519-622-5527
  • Etcetera Linens & Gifts, 761 King Street East, Preston Towne Centre, Cambridge 519-653-5332.
  • Euphoria, #101-20 Dickson Street, Cambridge 519-267-3779.
  • F.J Brown and Son Jeweler's 36 Main St., Cambridge 519-621-4910
  • Heartstrings 84 Water St. S., Cambridge 519-740-0722
  • Rosalind's 15 Main St., Cambridge 519-623-2450
Please call 519-650-1741 for information and/or tickets. To view a poster for this event, please click here.

New Volunteer Position

The Cambridge Community orchestra is pleased to announce the appointment of past chair, Jill Summerhayes, as an “Ambassador” for the orchestra. In this capacity Jill will use her energy and the passion she feels for the orchestra to increase public awareness, be the media contact and a public speaker to appropriate groups. Summerhayes role will expand to include corporate fundraising and seeking suitable sponsors for the orchestra. Acting as a liaison between the community, the board, and the orchestra members, she looks forward to this new challenge. Further information about Summerhayes can be found here. To contact her directly please call 519-623-4523 or email ambassador AT cambridgeorchestra DOT ca.


Please Comment on Our Concerts

If you would like to comment on our concerts or be added to our mailing list, please click here.

Support the Cambridge Community Orchestra

If you would like to support the Cambridge Community Orchestra, please click here to download a donation form.

The Ontario Trillium Foundation

The Cambridge Community Orchestra gratefully acknowledges the financial support of The Ontario Trillium Foundation.

Mission Statement

To read the mission statement of the orchestra, please click here.