2010
CCC members Jaden Adamsen, Whitney Hammond, Maia Jorgensen, Anne Lonowski, Katie McCollum, Trevor Sharp, and Rose VanDyne selected for the ACDA Honor Choirs in Denver, Colorado in February, 2010.

2008
Performances in New Orleans as part of the Crescent City Choral Festival.

2007
CCC members Danny Herr and Julia Way selected for the ACDA National Honor Choir in Miami, Florida in March, 2007.

2006
Participated in the 10th Anniversary of the International Children's Choir Festival in Canterbury and London, England which included a performance by Centennial Children's Chorus in St. Paul's Cathedral in London.

2005
CCC members Royston Hunget, Kirsten Brauch, and Amelia Eads selected for the ACDA National Honor Choir in Los Angeles.

1987 - 2004
Six performances at the Colorado Music Educators Association at the Broadmoor in Colorado Springs; most recently on January 24, 2004

2004
CCC members Sarah Hunt, Julia Colbert, Jason Pacini, and Mike Haddorff selected for ACDA Honor Choirs in Little Rock, Arkansas.

2003
Performances in Hawaii (Island of Oahu) as part of the Pacific Rim Children's Choir Festival.

2002
CCC members Sarah Hunt and Mike Haddorff selected for ACDA Honor Choirs in Houston, Texas.

2000
Performance at Carnegie Hall in New York City as the featured choir in the National Children's Choir Festival.

1999
CCC members Skyler Gamble and Brendon Votipka selected to participate in the ACDA National Boy's Honor Choir in Chicago.

1998
CCC nominated for Governor's Award for Excellence in the Arts.

1996
Participated in International Children's Choir Festival in London and Canterbury, England. CCC had their own performances in the Canterbury Cathedral and St.Martin-in-the-Fields in London.

1993
Performances at Disneyland.

1992
CCC chosen to be the sole children's choir to perform at the regional American Choral Directors Association in Kansas City.

1989
Participated in AMERICA SINGS, a national music festival in Washington, D.C. One of our CCC members, Annetta Haynes, was chosen to sing "Star Spangled Banner" before an audience of 15,000 at the final concert.