2000 As of March 30, there are still spaces at this week. The Casbah will provide a shady, informal gathering spot for impromptu jam sessions, quiet chats or refreshing siestas. Many familiar faces and some new exciting staff members will provide excellent leadership and inspiration for dancers of all abilities. Class offerings cover a wide range of dance traditions including contras, squares, English, longsword, morris, dances of historical significance and swing.
Babysitters allow parents to enjoy the evening dances and after-dance activities with ease.
Swimming, art, nature exploration, stories, song and dance round out the daily schedule for younger campers. After lunch and in the late afternoon, older children may choose to attend a third or even fourth class each day. Smaller children with a parent may choose to settle in for quiet stories in the Casbah instead, or join the daily nature walk around camp. Events include class Show and Tell, a grand parade around camp and waterfront festivities at the beach. Children are expected to attend these two classes while their parents are attending classes listed under Adult Classes below.