THE WALKER FAMILY BANd and the Blowing Rock Conference Center invite you TO begin a new decade of music, peace, and joy! Cool summer breezes beckon and music and laughter will echo across the mountain tops at the
The Twenty First Annual
Walker Family Band Summer Fiddle Camp!
July 2 – July 9, 2023 (evening performances scheduled)
Blowing Rock Conference Center, Blowing Rock, NC
New participants are welcome!
The Walker Family Band, along with our sponsor, the Blowing Rock Conference Center, welcome back families and friends of many years, and we look forward to making many more new friends this summer.
Enrollment is limited. Capacity attendance is expected!
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Highlights for 2023
The delightful and forever fun-loving crew of Walker Family teachers and staff will be back this summer to kick off a new and hopefully transformative decade. We are excited for the opportunity to gather larger, sing louder, dance together, hug tighter…return to our NON-VIRTUAL lives!
Featured teachers at camp this summer, and returning with that unrestrained enthusiasm that keeps campers flocking to their classes, are Dr. Aisha Ivey and Dr. Christen Blanton Mack
A champion fiddler, Aisha has won the Southeastern United States Scottish Fiddle Championship for ten years in a row. She has also won awards for her Irish, Old-Time, and Scandinavian fiddling. Aisha currently directs AZIZA! (a Middle Eastern music and dance group) and she started and teaches the Old Time Ensemble class at Florida State University.
Christen performs with progressive folk group The Zinc Kings, and is one half of the Americana duo Blanton & Glasgow. She also teaches and leads the Old Time Ensemble at UNCG. She loves traditional ballads, blues, and dance tunes. She finds inspiration “in the moment” playing traditional music with other musicians. Christen loves “paying it forward” to young musicians through teaching.
More Fabulous Faculty
To emphasize the importance of sharing, respect, responsibility, and collaboration, The Walker Family Band Camp initiated a new focus on Environmental Awareness and Action during our 20th anniversary year in 2022. We are so very fortunate that Amy Long agreed to join our faculty to develop an environmental program to engage family members of all ages and interests during camp week.
Amy’s focus as an environmental educator is to bring about environmental awareness through mindfulness. By relating the individual to their immediate and home surroundings, she strives to increase environmental literacy by reconnecting people with nature and modeling simple behavioral changes that lessen the impact we each leave on the planet. Each class, no matter the audience age, will include activities centered around the changing daily theme. Participants will explore the Blowing Rock Conference Center natural areas and reflect on their own homes as they explore environmental issues together.
Ruth Pershing shares extensive knowledge gained over a lifetime of participatory interaction and leadership within traditional dance communities throughout the eastern United States. Ruth started our tradition of dance at The Walker Family Band Camp by igniting appreciation of traditional dance culture in all our hearts. Ruth has a gift for inspiring leadership in others, especially among the high school and college students who have become such and integral part of our camp community each summer. A lifelong educator (math and science), Ruth describes herself this way: ‘In all that I do, I am both a teacher and a learner, driven by curiosity, compassion, evidence-based action, and social and environmental justice.’
One of the best things…but also one of the hardest…about being around for a few decades, is watching “our” kids grow into adults and leave our “camp nest”. The Walker Family Band Camp is so appreciative as these former students just continue to make return appearances not only to enjoy camp week themselves, but also to share their knowledge and experience with younger students.
Not only do we enjoy the return of these supportive and immensely talented young adults as campers and mentors, but we have been lucky to have some of them take positions among our faculty!
Meghan Parrish, Teresja’s daughter…and Scott’s 2nd daughter for most of her life…was a camper at the very first Walker Family Band Camp at the age of 14. She has returned for every camp since, except for the summer she spent in Ethiopia doing field research in the remote village of Zollo. Meghan has a special gift for creating happy relationships between very young children and their violins. Faces are alight with excitement as she introduces the magic of making music in her instinctively affirming style.
The Kirkpatricks, Galen, Jared, and Autumn (Ruth’s kids) exemplify the kind and sharing personalities and pedagogical knowledge gained from early childhood mentoring within traditional music and dance communities. All three are skilled musicians, dancers, technicians, and mentors. They have shared rotations during their high school and college years managing sound, technical support, and recording for our camp which was crucial to the camp’s survival during the past three ‘Covid years’. They evolved into teaching faculty by starting an apprenticeship program to share their knowledge of sound engineering with older teens and adults during camp week. Jared and Autumn’s skills as multi-instrumental jazz musicians have anchored Landon’s jazz and improve program throughout their years at camp.


There’s hardly a place to begin when describing Dr. Victor Minke-Huls who appears at camp from time to time (as if by magic) as he is in constant demand as a cellist, conductor and teacher. But memories of The Walker Family Band Camp as a kid with his mom, Linda, bring him back…attracting a trail of youth in his bouncy wake. If we are lucky enough to have Victor on campus, he just helps with pretty much everything! Victor is an extraordinarily talented classical cellist but his musical literacy extends to include deep appreciation of traditional music cultures. Victor immerses himself in all that he does so completely that his mastery for playing numerous instruments and his musical diversity just seems to come to Victor as naturally as being human.

This year, fortune finds us again as Finnian Long (Amy’s kid) steps up to assist with teaching responsibilities as he takes a summer break after a successful first year at Boston Conservatory.

AS ALWAYS, YOUR LOVE AND GENEROUS SUPPORT IS MOST APPRECIATED BY ALL WHO COME TOGETHER AT THIS EVENT!
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FaCULTY
for the love of music
Scott Walker
Greensboro, NC
Fiddle, Cello, Guitar
Scott's bio
Scott and his fiddle tune books have inspired and uncountable number of students all over the country. Originally a cellist and orchestra teacher, Scott began studying Irish music in the 90’s. He was Introduced to the Irish fiddle by Greensboro’s Fiddlin’ Fred Lail, studied with several great Irish fiddlers, including James Kelly, Seamus Connally, and Rose Connally. Over the years he has enjoyed playing with several Irish groups in the Greensboro/Chapel Hill North Carolina area, including “The New Potatoes”, “The So-Be-It-Union”, and “The Big Celtic Fun”. With these groups has played for many contra dances, weddings, parties and festivals. For 20 years he has directed a student fiddle group in Greensboro called “The Walker Street Fiddlers”. A regular on the Suzuki Institute circuit as a cello teacher, now he also offers classes in Irish Fiddle, as well as Irish Cello, basically his own invention. Since 2003, with his brother Landon and his daughter Jennie, The Walker Family Band performs and offers the delightful fiddle camp held in Blowing Rock, NC every summer.
Landon Walker
Greensboro, NC
Landon's bio
Landon has a long history as a professional musician. After studying classical bass and composition at FSU, he moved to Jacksonville, Florida, and began a 40-year career as a successful jazz bassist. He became intimately familiar with the music, performing with many local musicians, and had the opportunity to play with some of the world’s foremost players, including Lionel Hampton and Marilyn McPartland. A musical pioneer in public radio in Jacksonville, he was well known on both fronts. Landon played bass (and tuba) in ensembles large and small, from big bands to opera. Since his brother Scott introduced him to Irish music, he has taken up the accordion and the banjo and has composed quite a number of tunes that are Irish in nature, with a twist that reveals his very rich musical past. He and his wife Linda Minke are founding members of Celtic Ring, a performing group in northeast Florida.
Jennie Brunner
Asheville, NC
Jennie's bio
Scott’s daughter, Jennie Walker Brunner brightens up any room with her infectious dancing style as she plays her fiddle tunes, including some very fine ones of her own. Jennie is versed in classical playing, first as a Suzuki child, and with quite a number of fine teachers during her college years. She learned Irish fiddling from her Dad, and introduced to American Old Time from her friend, Caroline Pond in Boone, N.C. Her inspiration to write and perform her own fiddle tunes was the impetus for the birth of The Walker Family Band. After gaining a Degree in Music Education at Texas State University, and shortly after moving to Asheville, she served as the concertmaster of Western North Carolina’s own Blue Ridge Orchestra. She is very comfortable in this genre. Presently she is raising a family, teaching orchestra at the local Waldorf School, playing with The Walker Family Band, and has formed a student group of fiddlers who perform in the Asheville area.
Linda Minke
Neptune Beach, FL
Cello, Violin and Ukulele
Linda's bio
Cellist Linda Minke just can’t get enough of this fun music making! A classical cellist by trade, she presently enjoys playing with the Jacksonville Symphony Orchestra near her home and in the summers for over 30 years in Door County, Wisconsin with the Peninsula Music Festival orchestra. Linda is the cellist for “The Bold City Contemporary Ensemble” based in Jacksonville, Florida. Lucky for us, she added fiddle to her life about a decade ago, and is now a multi-instrumentalist, adding the celtic harp to her list! Every February, in Neptune Beach, Linda hosts a wonderful WFB style workshop called the “Florida Fiddle Fest”, and is a magnet for young, budding musicians. Linda displays a joyous spirit while playing, which highly benefits the Walker Family Band performances!
Aisha Ivey
Tallahassee, FL
Aisha's bio
Aisha Ivey earned her doctorate in music education from Florida State university. A champion fiddler, Aisha has won the southeastern United States Scottish fiddle Championship for ten years in a row, and she has also won awards and ribbons for her Irish, Old-Time and Scandinavian fiddling. She even won the award for ‘Best march’ at the 2010 National Scottish Fiddle Competition in Williamsburg, Virginia. Several of Aisha’s fiddle students have won awards at state, regional and national fiddle contests as well.
Aisha has studied with some of the world’s best fiddlers including Mark O’Connor, Eileen Ivers, Bonnie Rideout, Laura Risk, Brian Conway, and James Kelly Elke Baker and many others. She has taught privately and with music schools in Florida, North Carolina and Tennessee and she also teaches workshops and clinics around the region. She currently directs AZIZA! (a Middle Easter music and dance group) and she started and teaches the Old Time Ensemble class at Florida State University. She has recorded several CD’s of traditional fiddle music with different musicians and she performs regularly at area festivals and concert venues. She served as the president of the Florida State Fiddlers Association from 2011-2015. “Aisha currently performs with the Celtic band, Cuttin’ Bracken, and an all-female Scandinavian string trio called Västra.
Christen Blanton
Greensboro, NC
Christen's bio
Ruth Pershing
Chapel Hill, NC
Contra Dancing, Flat Footing, Historical Dancing
Ruth's bio
Ruth came to camp in 2014 to call our first ever camp wide contra dance. Before we were done, everyone at camp was begging for more! The entire WFB faculty and staff were thrilled when Ruth agreed to return in 2015 and she has returned every summer since. She is an experienced and delightful teacher of folk dance including clogging, flatfoot and contra. She is in demand as a caller in dance circles across the eastern seaboard and dances with the Cane Creek cloggers at venues far and wide. Ruth is gifted in her ability to take large group of inexperienced yet enthusiastic campers and have them dancing like veterans after the first few carefully selected dances. Fun, laughter, and a feeling of community prevail from youngster, to teen, to parents and grandparents in classes and on dance night!
In addition to directing all those dancing feet, Ruth shares the same energy that makes her dances so inclusive and fun with our teenage group at the Calvin Lodge! As the chaperon of this lively group, Ruth not only endears herself to the students, but also plans and coaches some amazing group performances. Ruth’s enthusiasm and energy evidently has no boundaries! Up early in the morning, Ruth insures the teens at Calvin Lodge are up and out for breakfast; she teaches dance classes during the day and leads a contra dance every afternoon after classes, and still organizes and strategizes with 20 or 30 kids of all ages as the referee for an afternoon game of Capture the Flag!
Meghan Parrish
Greensboro, NC
Meghan's bio
Meghan graduated from the University of North Carolina – Greensboro with a degree in Anthropology and a minor in Human Development & Family Studies (HDFS). Afterward, she attended the Child & Family Studies graduate program at the University of Tennessee – Knoxville, where she had the unique opportunity to conduct field research in Ethiopia. Meghan returned to the Greensboro, NC area where she is employed as a Research Associate on an exciting new study in the department of HDFS at her Alma Mater, UNCG.
Along with her mother Teresja Poole and stepdad Scott Walker, Meghan has been a member of the Walker Family Band Camp since its inception in 2002 — when she was about 15 years old – and has remained a member of the faculty since 2008. Meghan began teaching individual and small group violin lessons in 2007. Meghan is certified to work with individuals with developmental disabilities (the IDD population). She recently added an enthusiastic adult student within her local IDD population to her group of beginning students.
Meghan is also conversationally “fluent” in American Sign Language (ASL), and enjoys spending time with her friends in the D/deaf and hard of hearing community (D/deaf/HH), and meeting new people at Deaf events in and around the Greensboro area. In her free time, Meghan also enjoys spending time with family and friends, singing, reading, volunteering, being outside, and traveling whenever possible.
Yvonne Ritchie
Charlotte, NC
Origami, Children’s Classes, Admin Assist
Yvonne's bio
For 8 years I have been a camp mom of 2 children. During these years, I have grown from a toe tapping spectator to an assistant for my sister and camp administrator, Teresja Poole. Then I initiated the first contra dance class, making way for Ruth Pershing. More recently, I transitioned to teaching origami classes. When I’m not at camp, I am employed as a licensed clinical social worker providing counseling to adults. I have a passion for contra dancing, attending cultural events, walking my dog, snow skiing, and relaxing with a good book.
Registration Information and Class Descriptions
What makes this camp unique?
~ Classes in traditional Irish, Old Time, and other acoustic style music, for all ages at all levels.
~ Relaxed, inclusive, family atmosphere!
~ Small class sizes afford individualized attention to each participant.
~ Faculty mentors work with students to form performance groups.
Advanced and intermediate classes ~ fiddle, cello, bass, guitar, mandolin, banjo, and penny whistle ~ songwriting, jam band, chamber ensemble, and various session groups!
Beginning and new player classes ~ fiddle, cello, guitar, penny whistle, and ukulele.
Additional classes could include ~ experiential environmental education classes for all ages, photography, origami, contra and flatfoot dance, interpretive drama and storytelling
Featured Activities for very young children ensure your whole family enjoys an exciting and meaningful camp experience!
Camp activities throughout the week include ~ morning silent nature walk with meditation, dances, afternoon yoga class, performance showcases, jam sessions, campfire, and meadow games.
Facility ~ the 75 acre mountain retreat center features great food, comfy rooms, nature trails, billiards, 9-hole mini golf, indoor pool, gymnasium. (Climbing wall, ropes course, and zip line options can be booked separately.)
High School Group – Studio Groups – Individuals and Families
See why families, youth and adults return to this truly unique music camp in the NC mountains year after year to make The Walker Family Band Fiddle Camp their 4th of July Tradition!
See how students with waning interest to practice their instrument rekindle the spark for playing through mentoring in a loving, social, music camp environment!
Class Descriptions
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About the Blowing Rock Conference Center
The Walker Family Band Summer Music Camp is sponsored by the Blowing Rock Conference Center, a United Church of Christ retreat center, nestled high in the Blue Ridge Mountains. Whether shrouded in the mists or etched sharp in full sunlight, the view of iconic Grandfather Mountain across the valley evokes a feeling of restful serenity upon us. BRCC is a carefully managed conference facility hosting a wide variety of groups large and small. It has evolved from the original 75-acre Hughes Estate which once occupied the highest elevation in the area, to a multi-structure campus with variety of meeting spaces, exceptional dining services, and capacity to house up to 275 overnight guests. There are a variety of guest accommodations including rustic dormitories, newly renovated cottages, and motel style lodge rooms.
Rare plant species add moments of delight to hikers along the nature trails. Meditation spots, an outdoor sanctuary, and an indoor chapel provide areas for introspection and worship. Amenities include Wi-Fi, an indoor pool, billiards, a picnic shelter, campfire sites, gazebos, volleyball, and a gymnasium. Groups can also book expert climbing instructors to utilize the climbing wall, ropes course, and zip line on the property.
The development of The Walker Family Band Music Camp has benefited by the growth and spirit at Blowing Rock Conference Center. Our faculty, staff and participants are continually inspired by the “can do” attitude of BRCC’s administrators and caretakers. No matter how complex the request, everyone on BRCC’s staff is dedicated to the comfort of each guest and total support of each group leader and program.
After the WFB had held a number of camps at BRCC, Bill Bourdon, then Executive Director, approached us with an offer to provide even greater support by including our camp as a “Special Program” sponsored by the Conference Center. Bill believed The Walker Family Band holistic “mind, body, and spirit” approach to our camp’s programming, whole family inclusion and involvement, and encouraging mentoring of younger musicians by our older and more experienced participants and teachers, closely aligned our values and objective with BRCC’s mission of providing a place
“…so that all God’s people can gather for community development, education, and spiritual growth.”
Partnering with the Blowing Rock Conference Center has lifted our camp and made us stronger. It has enabled our program to operate with non-profit status which allows our supporters to make their contributions to our scholarship fund tax deductible. The support provided by Blowing Rock Conference Center’s management of the Karina Gibbs Memorial Scholarship Fund has made it possible for students needing financial support to expand their knowledge of traditional music through education, performance, and collaboration with musicians across the US.
Blowing Rock Community Center Facility
Lodging, Meals & Fees
How do I reserve lodging and meals?
The Blowing Rock Conference Center has hosted all The Walker Family Band Summer Fiddle Camps. The stewards and staff of this special retreat center definitely know how to make families feel welcome! You can contact Jared Greer, Reservations Specialist, at info@BRCCenter.org. Visit the Blowing Rock Conference Center website, www.brccenter.org. Or give the kind folks at BRCC a call at 828-295-7813. After only one conversation, you will be comfortable right away. The BRCC staff will skillfully assist your family in reserving comfy rooms and satisfying meals throughout your stay. You will NOT be roughing it at this camp! You can get a general idea of costs below.
Meals & Lodging
Make your lodging and meal reservations for camp week through the BRCC website.
Guidelines regarding BRCC facility pricing
Meals include Breakfast, Lunch, and Dinner daily in the dining hall, and an annual cook-out at the picnic shelter.
BRCC meals are self-serve, buffet style, with plenty of options at each meal including vegetarian and vegan choices. (Children under age 12 MUST be accompanied by an adult through the serving line.)
PLEASE INFORM BRCC STAFF OF ANY SPECIAL DIETARY CONSIDERATIONS WHEN YOU MAKE YOUR RESERVATIONS! Food Services Manager, Linda Smith, has many years’ experience accommodating guests with an array of dietary concerns. You are in capable hands, so be sure to let Linda know of any food related concerns you may have.
BRCC
Phone: (828)-295-7813
Email: info@brccenter.org
Website: www.brccenter.org
Commuter Fee
Participants who stay “off campus” are charged a small daily commuter fee. Commuting participants are welcomed to purchase all or some of your meals at BRCC. Please communicate with the BRCC staff to let them know if you are commuting to our camp.
THANK YOU, Ted, Martha, Linda, Jared and all the FINE STAFF at BRCC for loving us like family and treating us like royalty during our stay!
WFB Tuition Deposit & Invoice
Deposits of $100.00 per participant (class enrollment participants) must be submitted to The Walker Family Band to the to secure your registration. $25.00 of each deposit is non-refundable (retained for administrative costs) and the remaining $75.00 will be applied as a credit toward your total invoiced costs.
(Late cancellations – after May 31st – will be assessed an additional $40.00 late cancellation fee.)
A finalized invoice confirming your remaining balance will be emailed to you once we confirm your registration. Payment is full is due by June 15th.
Please email your questions to Teresja at TWFBcamp@gmail.com. She will be happy to help or direct your question to someone who can provide the answers you need!
Become a Sponsor or Receive a Sponsorship
Are you aware that The WFB Summer Fiddle Camp IS NON-PROFIT?
The WFB Summer Fiddle Camp is one of 4 annual Special Programs sponsored by the Blowing Rock Conference Center. As such, each participating family is charged a small Program Fee as required by their governing body. However, this program fee eliminates BRCC’s requirement to charge hotel and sales tax on lodging and meals, ultimately reducing lodging costs for participating families.
BUT WAIT, THERE’S MORE! Because the Special Program status with BRCC allows The Walker Family Band to operate our Summer Fiddle Camp as a true non-profit event, this opens many more avenues of fundraising for YOU…families, individual students, and music studio groups…allowing students and groups to find sponsorships or accept donations toward your summer camp tuition and costs.
Here’s how: Simply ask your sponsor to send their contribution to Blowing Rock Conference Center: Walker Family Band Music Camp, for the benefit of the student or studio group who is the recipient of the contribution. The full amount of each donation is applied to costs of summer camp for the named recipient…and the donor gets a letter from BRCC acknowledging their charitable tax deductible contribution.
If you would like to make an unassigned gift, please specify that your scholarship donation should be added to the Karina Gibbs Scholarship Fund to be used for The Walker Family Band Summer Music Camp. Your contribution will go into a general scholarship fund to help pay some or all the costs for deserving students who might otherwise be unable to afford this unique music camp experience.
So, GET OUT THERE KIDS AND PROMOTE YOUR SUMMER MUSICAL ENRICHMENT! There’s lots of creative ways to help yourself and to encourage support within your community!
LET’S KEEP TRADITIONAL MUSIC ALIVE!
Send Scholarship Donations To:
The Walker Family Band Music Camp
c/o Blowing Rock Conference Center
P.O. Box 2350
Blowing Rock, NC 28605
Solo Students
Students who are rising 9th grade through the summer following their High School graduation are invited to attend camp as a member of the High School Group without having a parent or guardian present. All participants in this group MUST choose the unlimited enrollment option. Reservations for students interested in becoming a part of this group receive a WFB Camp Package that includes all meals, lodging at Calvin Lodge, transportation to off campus events, a T-shirt, and full class tuition. This complete package fee is invoiced and collected by The Walker Family Band.
Reservations for High School Group participants will be made by The Walker Family Band for Calvin Lodge, a chaperoned, co-ed cottage. Expectations for members of the High School Group are applied uniformly regardless of age. For example, High School Group members will not be NOT permitted to drive their vehicle during camp week, even if the student is age 18 or older and/or has driven to the camp independently. (There are affordable pricing options available for young adults 18 and over who do not qualify for the High School Group or who may prefer to reserve lodging elsewhere on campus.)
Required forms for High School Group participants include a Medical Release signed by a parent or guardian for all participants who are minors, Health Information Form, and Code of Conduct Agreement.
The Walker Family Band reminds all our High School Group participants: You come to camp not only as a student, but as a teacher and mentor to younger students as well.
Families
The WFB Summer Fiddle Camp is INTENTIONALLY a FAMILY CAMP!
Would you like to bring your WHOLE FAMILY to summer camp? It’s a great vacation filled with enriching educational and performance opportunities for student and adult musicians. “But I don’t play a musical instrument”, you say? Don’t fret! The WFB Summer Camp is an inclusive and enjoyable experience for the whole family! Additional classes, activities, and events are always scheduled for the youngest members of your family to older siblings to parents and grandparents…many of whom return to camp year after year!
Blowing Rock Conference Center is a perfect location for families who come to spend their 4th of July week at camp. Enjoy quiet trails, relaxing social time, and Wi-fi if you must check in at the office (sigh). Only a few minutes away is the town of Blowing Rock featuring a large park in its center, unique shops and restaurants, a museum, and many nearby attractions including Tweetsie Railroad. Hike, canoe, explore caves, visit nearby Grandfather Mountain or Moses Cone Estate. There is something to interest everyone just a few minutes from campus for adventurers who want to spend the day exploring.
For some families and/or young adults, a week long reservation in Corriher Lodge may feel just a bit out of budget. An appealing and affordable option may be “roughing it” in the rustic cabins of Rowe Dorm. Whether family group or studio group, there are bunk beds for all. Each section of this dorm style lodge has two spacious bedrooms, each with two bunk beds, a shared bathroom and screened porch. Pillows, linens, blankets, and bath towels are supplied by BRCC. It’s hard to beat the rent for a week-long vacation at this lovely mountain resort where the joyful sounds of music and laughter fill your days. There are nearby campgrounds, but if you prefer a sure dry bed and hot coffee only a few steps away, consider camping at Rowe Dorm and keep those blankets…and instruments…dry!
Studio groups
EACH STUDIO GROUP IS RESPONSIBLE TO PROVIDE ONE ADULT CHAPERONE FOR EACH GROUP OF 4 STUDENTS ATTENDING CAMP WITH YOUR STUDIO GROUP.
Studio Groups can be booked in the main lodge (subject to room availability) or are more typically housed in Rowe Dorm during camp week, a rustic group cabin setting with bunk beds and shared baths. An age appropriate meal package for the week is also included in the studio group pricing. Just select the choice that is right for your student.
STUDIO GROUP LODGING, MEALS, AND PROGRAM FEES ARE BILLED BY THE BLOWING ROCK CONFERENCE CENTER. (Please register with BRCC by calling their reservations manager, Jared Greer.)
TUITION AND T-SHIRTS ARE BILLED BY THE WALKER FAMILY BAND FOR STUDIO GROUP PARTICIPANTS. (Please register for classes using the WFB’s online registration form below.)
Because there could be a wide variance of ages and music levels within each studio group, we think it works best to leave the class schedule options flexible. Once the age appropriate lodging and meal package is selected, students, or parents, can choose the class schedule that best fits their situation. Some more advanced or older students will want the unlimited enrollment package offering while students with less experience or younger kids may prefer a more relaxed day and feel more comfortable choosing the partial enrollment option. Of course, chaperones are also encouraged to enroll for camp classes!
Register Online
Be sure to check for new camp information on this page or on our Facebook page.
Important to Remember:
Deposits of $100.00 per participant (person registering for classes) must be submitted to secure your registration. $25.00 of each deposit is retained for administrative costs and the remaining $75.00 will be applied as a credit toward your total invoiced costs.
A finalized invoice confirming your remaining balance will be emailed to you once we confirm your registration. (Please be patient, it might take a few days…our Camp Administrator, Teresja Poole, also has 2 other full-time jobs!)
Payment is full is due by June 15th.
You can also use the form below to be added to the WFB Camp mailing list and watch for email updates information from twfbcamp@gmail.com.