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Family Week Often Takes Some Explaining 2018 Program Staff Our 26th Year! Kalia Kliban Contradance, Games, Emcee Erik Hoffman Community dance, BACDS squares: fiddle, guitar David Newitt English and Scottish dance: fiddle, concertina Family Rhonda Cayford Morris, rapper Julie James Morris Michael Riemer Irish set dancing: flute Joyce Fortune Joyce Week Jon Berger English & American music: DANCE & MUSIC CAMP fiddle, melodeon Anne Bingham-Goess English & For those who haven’t been before, Family Week often takes some explaining. It’s not a “kids’ Irish music: fiddle, pennywhistle camp” or a “sleepaway camp”: it’s for the entire July 1–7, 2018 David Brown Camper band, American family. We share traditional camp accommo- & English music: fiddle, guitar, concertina, dations with several families per bunk­­house, Aptos, CA banjo, mandolin and everyone eats community style. During Frank Hoppe American & English music: the morning, kids take classes in community fiddle dance, English team dance, and crafts. Parents Kathrine Gardner Camper band, are free to join organized dancing, singing, American music: fiddle, piano and playing, or simply relax. After lunch, fami- David James American & English lies come back together for jamming, playing music: fiddle, guitar, mandolin games, and some great classes for all. Every Craig Johnson English, Irish, & evening, we come together to dance. American music: piano, accordion Susan Worland English & Scottish During the week of camp, a community like no music, introductory fiddle:fiddle other grows. It culminates in a demo day when Lorraine Kostka crafts for everyone shows each other what we’ve been tweens and kids doing. In the meantime, we’ve all become the Andy Wilson Stilt walking village it takes to raise a child. Doug Olsen Singing While the family is the basic unit at camp, it’s Olga Loya Storytelling pretty loosely defined: parents and kids, aunts Bethany Ewers Preschool and uncles with nieces and nephews, grandpar- sTan Fowler (“Dance Ranger”) ents with their grandchildren. We encourage Ropes course, Safety officer campers to bring along their friends, and adult Nick Cuccia Sound tech camper “families of one” are more than welcome for a low-key and delightful week. Check www.bacds.org/familyweek www.bacds.org/familyweek for schedule and staff updates! [email protected] Registration Notes Registration for Family Week is online only. Go to www.bacds.org/familyweek and click the REGISTER link (under the logo) for the registration form and payment info. Adults (17+ yrs) $800 for the family’s first adult, additional adults are $700 each David James David Youth (13–16) $650 each Children 6–12 $550 each Daily Life at Camp Children 2–5 $200 each MORNINGS: After breakfast at 7:45am, EVENINGS: There are dances every evening, we’ll have three morning classes, where kids starting with a family dance. At 8:30, the Under 2 Free are grouped with their peers. Adults can 9 and unders are led off to bed in thePied As noted below, there is a discount for enjoy dancing, music, and singing, knowing Piper parade, a moving lullaby performed adults and teens who do work trade. that their kids are engaged. by the entire community. Once parents On May 1, all prices will go up by $30. AFTERNOONS: In the afternoon, things have tucked their kids in, they are free to are more relaxed—lots of activities but less come back to the dance, while roving baby- structure, and time for reading, games, sitters stop by the rooms throughout the Work Trade making music, exploring, or a nap. Do you evening to make sure all is well. Adults may discount $250 from the fees, and have skill in a craft, play a genre of music, FOOD: BACDS has used Monte Toyon for youth $200, in exchange for one to two hours or want to lead favorite outdoor games? weekend camps for over three decades: we’ve work a day (you’re free during all classes). Share with others at camp. For more info or worked closely with kitchen staff to provide When possible, we’ll again be offering teens encouragement, contact Craig Johnson at delicious meals for a hard-dancing clientele. work trade oppor tunities as staff assistants— 415/282-1110. contact the registrar if you’re interested. Camp is a day longer this year (like we used to do). This allows us to build a stronger Want to Know More? community and run camp at a more relaxed Check our website, which has lots of pace, but means camp prices have gone up answers to common questions. Email us from 2017. ( [email protected]), or call camp registrar Katie Riemer at (510) 684-1454. Please check our website for more about the staff and the camp, THE BAY AREA COUNTRY DANCE SOCIETY, as well as answers to a 501(c)3 (not-for-profit) corporation, runs hundreds common questions: of community dance & performance events a year, as well as two great summer dance weeks for adults. See www.bacds.org/familyweek www.bacds.org for details. Shelby Solomon Shelby Family Week 2018 Schedule Here’s the schedule as of the end of January. Please note it will change (we may still add classes and staff), though this will give you a good idea of what’s to come. We’ve listed the teacher and lead musician for each class. For updates and more information, please do check our website at www.bacds.org/familyweek. Breakfast is at 7:45am. Music tutorials by staff start at 8:10, includingSusan’s beginning fiddle class. 6–9 year olds 10–12 year olds 13 years old and up 9am Community Dance & Northwest Morris: Rhonda Contra: Kalia and Jon Old hands here know Kalia as an English dance caller, but Games: Erik and Susan & David J. We’ll carry small she’s an amazing American dance leader as well. Jon is a superb fiddler, and we’re Singing games, play- sticks with bells in a rhythmic delighted to have him back at camp. Under 6 party games, and lots of dance for processionals. Harmony Singing with Doug Learn the basics of the art of harmony as you sing old early morning fun. Bring hard-soled shoes to Preschool favorites as well as a wealth of newer traditional tunes. learn advanced stepping. Playroom Every 10am Crafts with Lorraine: Community Dance & English Country Dance: David N. & Frank David has been teaching ECD for decades morning, Building fairy houses, Games: Erik & Susan in the Bay Area and Hawai‘i. His teaching is clear and crisp, his repertoire delightful. long-time making flags for the Before the internet, TV, 45s, Frank, like Jon, is a great fiddler who’s not been to camp for far too long. Waldorf parade, sun art prints, or radio, dance and song Bring your fiddle, flute, mando, banjo, uke, teacher Camper Band with Kathrine & David B. and tie-dye were a big part of what kids guitar, or most any other instrument. Learn contra and southern tunes, learn to play Bethany did for fun. Find out why! together and up to speed, ready to be the dance band on Campers Night. leads three 11am hours of Cotswold Morris Crafts with Lorraine: Irish Sets with Michael and Anne High-energy dancing from all over Ireland. Michael stories and with Julie and marbling with shaving gets you going quickly, and Anne’s smooth fiddling will keep the pace. games, High-energy cream, making an LED night David J. Caller’s Workshop: Erik, David N., & David B. Contra? Squares? ECD? Even Scottish! movement set dances for our light, making flags for the We’ve got you covered if you want to call. Come learn from the best, then show us what and music. younger campers. Lots parade, and tie-dye. you know on Campers’ Night. of movement, fun, Two performers who really bells—& sticks! Storytelling with Olga; Improv & Games with Kalia know how to engage an audience split this class: Olga grew up in the barrios of East LA, and Latino culture and folktales inform her craft; caller Kalia, an emcee for years at Family Camp, is renowned for her games and will be leading improv. Don’t miss it! Noon A 15-minute break for setup, then lunch at 12:15 1pm Round-up with Kalia A time for the entire camp to come together, where we’ll enjoy performing, telling jokes, silly skits—and, what else?—announcements! 2pm Scottish Dance with David N. and Susan A grand tradition with lots of great music, Scottish need not be stodgy! Stilt Walking for all ages Andy gets on you up and going on stilts. We supply stilts, costumes and encouragement. Singing Repertoire with Doug A great chance to learn lots of songs from Doug’s vast repertoire. Rapper with Rhonda & Jon Fast and fun, rapper is done with flexible steel swords and lots of stepping. It’s been a Family Weekfavorite forever. Ropes Course with Stan New this year! Monte Toyon has a great ropes course for us to use, Safety Officer Stan will show you the … well, you know. Plus—naps, jam sessions, board games, camper-led workshops ... and Snack Shop opens at 3:30pm The afternoon is also dedicated to free time: long music jams, games, hik- ing, afternoon tie-dye for all, or just hanging out having fun. So, think of great music, silly stunts, or goofy games that you’d like to share, and bring ’em out! Craig will highlight what’s on offer each day and coordinate the schedule. We’ll be sure to have age-specific activities for the youngest campers built into the program. 6pm Dinner is at 6pm, followed by community dance starting at 7:15, an evening program, then storytelling.
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