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March 10, 2008

Bay Area Girls Rock Camp Opens This Summer

bayareagirlsrockcamp.jpgDue to the popularity of Portland's Rock 'n' Roll Camp for Girls, (and just in time for the national release of Girls Rock! The Movie this spring) girls' rock camps are now sprouting up all over the country, including one opening in the Bay Area this summer! The Bay Area Girls Rock Camp will serve 25–40 girls between the ages of 8 and 18 and will take place at Julia Morgan School for Girls in Oakland from July 7 through 11, with the showcase on July 12. In addition to forming bands, writing songs together, and then performing in front of family and friends, campers will partake in workshops that will include songwriting, self-defense, zine-making, screenprinting, and more to be announced. Camper applications are due April 30. Contact them at info [at] bayareagirlsrockcamp [dot] org if you're interested in volunteering or donating space, money, or equipment.

Boys, it looks like you'll have to start your own rock camp. Or wait until you're 50. But then again, your garage/basement is much more accessible.

Additionally, for those of us ladies who wish we had a rock camp as kids, Portland's Rock 'n' Roll Camp for Girls also offers Ladies Rock Camp, which benefits the Girls Rock Camp. The camp organizers now say it has become a favorite out of all the camps. There are also plenty of volunteer opportunities for all of Portland's various camp sessions.


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