The City of Cerritos is gearing up for an exciting 2025-2026 season at the Cerritos Center for the Performing Arts (CCPA), highlighted by the return of the Grammy-winning group Boyz II Men for two sold-out performances on August 22 and 23. This announcement reflects the center's growing popularity, drawing visitors from across Los Angeles and Orange Counties, which in turn boosts local businesses, including hotels and restaurants.

The CCPA serves as a vital economic engine for Cerritos, and city officials are keen to further understand its impact. An economic impact study is set to launch soon, aiming to quantify how the theater contributes to the local economy. This initiative comes on the heels of a recent event hosted by the Philippine Consulate General of Los Angeles at the CCPA, showcasing the venue's appeal for significant gatherings.

In addition to enhancing its programming, the CCPA is introducing a new nonprofit entity focused on fundraising and grant opportunities to support arts education and operations. A partnership with D&B Audio Technic will also modernize the theater's equipment, saving the city over $2 million.

To foster community engagement, the CCPA is launching a membership program that will allow Cerritos residents to join for free. Members will enjoy exclusive benefits, including early ticket access and discounts on select performances. This initiative aims to strengthen ties with the community and recognize the support that has been crucial to the theater's success.

As the CCPA continues to evolve, it remains a cornerstone of Cerritos, reflecting the city's commitment to cultural enrichment and economic vitality. Residents can look forward to more updates on the membership program and upcoming events in the weeks ahead.