.Paak House is the signature festival founded by Grammy-winning artist Anderson .Paak and powered by the Brandon Anderson Foundation. More than a music event, it’s a non-profit centered community gathering that blends live performances, food, culture, and family-friendly activities.
.Paak House ‘25 takes place on Saturday, October 11th at California State University Channel Islands (CSUCI) in Camarillo, CA. For Early Entry + Big Donor tickets, gates open at 3PM. For General Admission tickets, gates open at 4PM. The event ends for all at 11PM.
Yes — the venue is fully wheelchair accessible with paved pathways throughout. While personal transport or wheelchair rentals aren’t provided, guests may bring their own mobility devices (wheelchairs, scooters, etc.), and charging assistance can be arranged by contacting event staff. For ADA questions, email info@paakhouse.org.
Children 5 and under are FREE.
Tickets are non-refundable, and all go towards a great cause.
Onsite parking is $10 and available both online and onsite (limited spots). Offsite parking also available for $5 with a free shuttle to the venue. The offsite parking location is 545 Eubanks St., Camarillo, CA 93010. Please anticipate 20–40 minute delays for shuttle service. To make arrival smoother, we recommend using rideshare services like Uber or Lyft.
Campus passes are only valid in certain campus-reserved lots – but permitted parking will be limited on event day.
The Brandon Anderson Foundation is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit founded by Anderson .Paak. Its mission is to uplift and engage the community by providing access to the arts, supporting underserved families, and empowering youth through music, culture, and education.
Each year, thousands of tickets are donated to at-risk and low-income families of socioeconomically-disadvantaged backgrounds, so that access to the arts remains open for everyone. We do this by partnering with local organizations that directly work with the families to provide them with access. Additionally, we work with brand partners to support our programming by providing free resources, services, and giveaways with these families.prioritized.
Absolutely. Donations of any size are welcome. Contributions directly support the Foundation’s programs and allow us to provide free tickets to underserved families in need. Beyond the event — you can support by donating to The Brandon Anderson Foundation, purchasing .Paak House merchandise , volunteering, or partnering with us. Reach out through the contact form at www.paakhouse.org to learn more.
Yes. The Brandon Anderson Foundation is a registered (501c3) nonprofit. Donations are tax-deductible to the extent allowed by law.
The event has paved ADA parking available onsite; in various lots across the CSUCI campus parking lots, the proximity to the event location is available on a first-come first-served basis. This is available to vehicles displaying a state-issued handicapped plate or placard. The person to whom the placard or plate is issued must be present in the vehicle, as a driver or passenger. As part of gaining access to accessible parking, identifications will be checked to ensure legitimate use of these items. Specific driving directions to this parking area(s) will be provided by the event parking directors.
All tickets to the Festival are general admission, purchasing a separate accessible ticket is not necessary. There is one Accessible Viewing Area located near the FOH tech mix position that is centrally located in the event space, with vantage points of both stages.
Wristbands will be issued at the View Area. One companion wristband will be issued for each accessible guest. ADA wristband does not guarantee a spot in the viewing areas. Please note that the viewing area has a limited capacity and is available on a first-come, first-served basis. We cannot save or reserve seats or areas on the platform. Once it’s determined that an accessible viewing area is filled to capacity (including adequate aisle space for entering and exiting the area), the area will not be available for additional entry.
The Event is wheelchair accessible with cement pathways between activities and attractions. The Event does not provide personal care, golf cart rides, or push service of any kind or wheelchairs for rent or loan. Wheelchairs, power wheelchairs, and three or four-wheeled scooters are allowed only for use by patrons in need of mobility accommodations. For safety reasons, requests to use other power-driven mobility devices will be reviewed on a case-by-case basis. If a request is needed to charge powered wheelchairs, please contact an Event Staff member, who will aim to accommodate this request. Patrons should bring all cords and accessories needed to charge their devices. Chargers must use a 110-volt, 20-amp circuit.
Multiple accessible portable toilets are available.
With advance request, the Event may provide American Sign Language (ASL) interpreted music performances for certain performances. We ask that you make a request no later than October 9, 2025 to allow adequate time to prepare. We will make every effort to accommodate, but cannot guarantee, requests not timely submitted.
Outside food and drinks are not allowed inside the Festival, but if a patron has special medical dietary restrictions, items will be allowed. Patrons are allowed to bring their medically necessary materials and medications into the Event, provided that all medicine has a prescription label with the patron’s name. Our personnel at the entry gates will verify the contents of any medically necessary materials.
Pets are not allowed within the Event grounds. However, miniature horses and dogs, which have been trained to provide assistance to an individual as an official service animal, are welcome. If accompanied by a service animal, you will be provided a Patron Notice of Responsibility for a Service Animal. Please enter through the accessible lane at either entrance.