Dance, Music, & Song Camps“It’s a soul-nourishing reminder of the power of music and dance to connect people and bring joy.”
–Ellen Saltonstall
Family Week at Pinewoods 2024
Families
Family Week at Agassiz Village 2024
“You will have so much fun and gain a bigger family by the end of the week.”
–Kristen Planeaux
August 11-17, 2024 // Poland, ME
The week children take their families to
Cascade of Music & Dance at Kweebec 2024
“We started by bringing our children; now, our teens bring us.”
–Tom Cole
August 12-18, 2024
For Adults & Families
Your community is here
Campers’ Week at Pinewoods 2024
“I mused over the last year that re-starting the music and dance scene would involve more kitchen junkets and porch gatherings than big dances and festivals.”
–Andy Davis
August 17-24, 2024 // Plymouth, MA
Where YOU are the defining ingredient
Family Week at Pinewoods 2023
“It’s a soul-nourishing reminder of the power of music and dance to connect people and bring joy.”
–Ellen Saltonstall
July 15-22, 2023 // Plymouth, MA
Bring your whole family tree to these woods
Family Week at Agassiz Village 2023
“You will have so much fun and gain a bigger family by the end of the week.”
–Kristen Planeaux
August 13-19, 2023 // Poland, ME
The week children take their families to
Cascade of Music & Dance at Louise 2023
“We started by bringing our children; now, our teens bring us.”
–Tom Cole
August 14-20, 2023
For Adults & Families
Your community is here
Campers’ Week at Pinewoods 2023
“I mused over the last year that re-starting the music and dance scene would involve more kitchen junkets and porch gatherings than big dances and festivals.”
–Andy Davis
August 19-26, 2023 // Plymouth, MA
Where YOU are the defining ingredient
Family Week at Ogontz 2022
“You will have so much fun and gain a bigger family by the end of the week.”
–Kristen Planeaux
June 26-30, 2022 // Lyman, NH
The week children take their families to
Campers’ Week at Pinewoods 2022
“I mused over the last year that re-starting the music and dance scene would involve more kitchen junkets and porch gatherings than big dances and festivals.”
–Andy Davis