2025 Parade Entries

A tribute to the classic TV show Adam-12, this 1972 AMC Matador Squad Car represents the LAPD Rampart Division as seen in seasons 6 and 7, driven by Officers Pete Malloy (Martin Milner) and Jim Reed (Kent McCord).

Art Trek is a nonprofit arts organization bringing quality art to the classroom and the community and today they are brining a kaleidoscope of color and a cornucopia of candy to the parade route with their traveling fiesta and rolling Pinata.

Ballet folklorico Alma de California is a dance troop for groups of all ages. They teach traditional dances from the different states and regions of beautiful Mexico.

Bethany Christian School in Thousand Oaks has been serving families in the Conejo Valley for over 50 years – offering a Christ-centered education from preschool through 8th grade. At Bethany Christian School, their mission is simple: lead each child to a personal faith in Jesus Christ while pursuing academic excellence and reinforcing Christian values in a safe, loving environment. Enrollment is open for all grades at bethanychristianschoolto.org.

The CHP Moorpark Area Motor Squad is led by Sergeant Brian DeNike. Mary1 is Officer Scott Marsden, Mary2 is Officer Travis Osterhoudt, Mary3 is Officer Bryon Decker, and Mary4 is Officer Luis Soto.

Skye Noble will be driving a 1969 Ford F100 carrying Eric MacLeod of Coastline Handyman Service and pulling Wendy MacLeod and their 5 year old daughter Dusty Rose in a Fargo’s Angels themed float for Strong Roots in Western Boots!

Conejo Cars and Coffee will be presenting their 55-59 Chevy trucks.

The Conejo Chinese Cultural Association will be showcasing the traditional Chinese waist drum marching—a vibrant and rhythmic spectacle combining powerful drumming, synchronized formations, dynamic movements, and colorful costumes to celebrate cultural heritage during festivals and ceremonial events.

The Conejo Recreation and Park District consisting of over 50 parks, 15,000 acres of open space and 140 miles of recreational trails represented by their COSCA ranger truck and hay wagon accompanied by the CRPD board of directors and their families.

The Conejo Schools Foundation have been providing local support for local schools for over 20 years in the Conejo Valley. They are proudly carrying pennants from every school in the Conejo Valley Unified School District A mighty oak rolls along with them shows their deep roots in education.

Queenie has played a big part in the Conejo Valley Day’s Parade for many years. Upon her death in 1984, Donna “Conejo” Fargo donated her red 1930 Ford Model A Pickup, known as Queenie, to the Stagecoach Inn Museum.

The Members of the Conejo Valley Model A Ford Club are proud to share their Vintage, Classic Cars from the years 1928 to 1931! All Model A’s are in near original condition or have been restored to original condition.

Dave Ford CVD General Chairman in 1976 is glad to be a part of the festivities! Dave was on the chamber of commerce board, economic development council, appointed by Ed jones for Ventura County aviation advisory commission, and is a past Rotary president. He is being driven by Chris Roth in his 1954 Hudson Hornet Convertible.

ETI Corral 37 is a group of riders that are representing the horse community here in Thousand Oaks. They have a horse park on Avenida De Las Flores where they ride, host competitions and provide access to horse enthusiasts all over the Ventura County.You can visit their website for more information….www.eticorral37.org

The Girl Scouts are from Thousand Oaks and surrounding areas. They enjoy giving back to our community through community service. They like singing, camping and friendship!

Get ready to tip your hat and holler a big ol’ yeehaw as Inspired Closets rolls through with their Root Beer float—a lively western scene complete with giggling kids, frosty root beer mugs, and a whole lot of community spirit, all while proudly supporting the Conejo Valley with custom home storage solutions that keep every space organized, magical, and ready for fun, one custom closet at a time!

The Newbury Park float features the Lizards of Wizdom. From the top of Boney Mountain, to the Borchard Wetland, from the Stagecoach Inn, to Newbury Park High School, the spirit of the Conejo Valley is expressed in the Newbury Park float.

Lloyds Plumbing is celebrating their 60th year servicing the Conejo Valley!

The Meadows Arts and Technology Elementary band is comprised of 4th and 5th grade beginning band students.

Mermaid Pool Service has been proudly serving the Conejo Valley for over 13 years. But watch out sometimes their mermaids trade in their tails for cowgirl boots.

Check out Miss Conejo Valley 1972,  Paula Dennies Ptacek. Paula was 18 when she was crowned, and just celebrated her 72nd birthday! One of her judges was Patrick Wayne, son of the legendary John Wayne.

Welcome Nicole Kerzner (Meraz), Miss Preteen Conejo Valley for 1993!

We have the pride of Newbury Park, Newbury Park High School! Home of the Panthers, NPHS has a long-standing tradition of excellence in academics, athletics, and student leadership. Newbury Park High is known for its outstanding students, dedicated teachers, and strong community spirit. From top-tier academics and award-winning performing arts to state-champion athletic programs, NPHS students excel in everything they do!

Check out the Newbury Park Swim Team!

The Redwood Viking Band and Color Guard is under the direction of Mr. Adam Payne assisted by Mike Freed and Joe Martone. The band is made up of over 100 musicians from the Beginning, Concert, & Symphonic Bands as well as the Color Guard members. Ms. Katherine Hernandez is the instructor of the Color Guard. The Drum Major is Mylah Moran.

In the Reeds Furniture Stagecoach rides the Reeds Team with Conejo Valley Days Grand Marshall 2014 “Buckaroo Dru Jeppe”. Reeds Furniture first participated in the Conejo Valley Parade in 1964 and has been furnishing Happiness to 4 generations of families since 1960. Reeds is still family owned and operated by Dru & Julian Jeppe and has 2 locations in Agoura Hills & Oxnard operating with the same family values of since its opening in 1960.

SHINE Homeschool is a unique homeschool program offered through the Conejo Valley Unified School District. They are tuition-free and service a variety of different types of students, from athletes to actors, and students with a diverse set of academic and social needs. Even though it is a homeschool program, SHINE offers many social events both on and off campus, to help enrich the students daily lives.

Welcome St. Patrick’s Episcopal Day School—where roots run deep and dreams ride high—proudly serving the Conejo Valley since 1963 with a rich tradition of academic excellence, creativity, service leadership, and spiritual growth for students aged 4 through eighth grade, celebrating with a float featuring an old-school house, wagon wheels, and a windmill to honor both heritage and progress, as students, teachers, and families walk together, embodying the vibrant spirit of a school that nurtures confident, compassionate leaders ready to shape the future.

Welcome Tang Soo Do University!

The Distinguished Gentleman’s Ride is an annual, global fundraising event dedicated to raising money and awareness for men’s health issues such as prostate cancer research, suicide prevention, and other mental health struggles.

The Elks Lodge serves the unmet needs of children with disabilities, scholarships for high school seniors, food banks, Veterans and needs in the Conejo Valley.

Thousand Oaks Girls Softball has been serving the girls of our community for over 40 years. Thousand Oaks Girls Softball continues to celebrate what is good about recreational sports while providing a place to not only learn the game of softball but also to celebrate the accomplishments of individuals working together for the betterment of their team, school, and the community. Since its inception Thousand Oaks Girls Softball has continued to thrive in an extremely competitive environment by winning 7 National Championships and remaining a strong community-based league for every type and level of skill.

“Tina” is a 1923 Ford Model T who lives in Sunset Hills. At 102 years old, she is proud to represent the ingenuity and build quality of all Americans past and present. She never misses a parade where she can come out and show off her classic lines.

Welcome Jack Grindle and our 2004 Miss Conejo Valley Days Queen – Jennifer Marshall