The Beaver Valley Community Concert Association began in 1936. From 1940 to 1944, World War II eclipsed the concerts until the ’44-’45 Season resumed activity through 1956. In the early 50’s The Longines Symphonette appeared. The BVCCA has continued non-stop since the ’71-’72 Season. We are proud to have brought “World class entertainment at affordable prices” to the Beaver Valley in the over 240 concerts which we have presented during our past 63 seasons. 2019-2020 will mark our 64th season.

Many famous performers have appeared on our stage; several more than once. They include:

’70s
The Pittsburgh Symphony, Norman Luboff Choir, “I Do, I Do”(musical), Mitch Miller, Victor Borge, Roberta Peters, George Shearing Quintet, Peter Nero, Glen Miller Orchestra, and Robert Merrill

’80s
John Raitt, Ferrante & Teicher, Jack Daniels Silver Coronet Band, Tommy Dorsey Orchestra, The Tamburitzans, Rodger Wagner Chorale, Stars of the Lawerence Welk Show, Montovani Orchestra, and The Philadelphia Mummers

’90s
Pat Boone, Florence Henderson, Rodger Williams,The Pied Pipers, Mel Torme, Helen Reddy, “Forever Plaid”(musical), Xavier Cugat Orchestra, River City Brass, and the Sigmund Romberg Orchestra

’00s
Three Mo’ Tenors, The Four Freshmen, Artie Shaw Orchestra, Freddy Cole Quartet,The Four Lads, Mac Frampton, and Hudson Chad

’10s
Daniel Rodriquez”The Singing Policeman”, The Mills Brothers, Glen Miller Orchestra, The Four Aces, Vanessa Campagna, The Beaver Valley Chorale, Broadway Today, Masters of Motown, Ricky Nelson Remembered, TAP – The Show, Back on Broadway, The Diamonds, Bach to the Future, An Evening with Hal Linden, Live From Nashville, Fernando Varela, Simply Sinatra, Let’s Hang On, The Wonderful Wizard of Song, Brian Roman, Bandstand Boogie featuring The Diamonds, The McCartney Years, Equinox Little Big Band, The Four Lads, The Mancini Magic, Tenore, The Four Freshman, ABBAFab, Sidestreet Strutters, Tony Pace, Not Fade Away, POP Go the Classics, The Malpass Brothers, Beginnings

We are especially proud to have presented all of the Matt Davenport Productions:

“Red Hot and Blue” “Four Score” “On Broadway!” “American Jukebox” “Red Hot Hollywood” “Great American Songbook” “American Spirit” “TAP-The Show” “Back on Broadway” “Live From Nashville” “The Wonderful Wizard of Song”