We are gearing up for another fabulous five days at Camp New Harmony: December 28, 2010 to January 2, 2011!
everyone is invited to SFFMC’s annual observation of Solstice, Hanukkah, Christmas and other observations of the holiday season.
Now, thanks to their fantastic new space, they can also offer classes and workshops.
The more, the merrier. Help with the folknik, enjoy a meal afterwards, and make music.
We are gearing up for another fabulous five days at Camp New Harmony: December 28, 2010 to January 2, 2011! Mark your calendars, fill out your registration form and join your friends for SFFMC’s winter camper-led retreat.
For those of you who have never come to camp, New Harmony is a do-it-yourself camp where everyone is welcome to participate in any activity. We play music, sing together, visit, get acquainted, dance, work together, attend workshops, give workshops, do arts and crafts, and generally have a fun and relaxing time.
Housing will be assigned based on when you registered for camp AND your need. We are working on making camp accessible and comfortable for everyone in the community.
when, where: 2:00 pm Tuesday, Dec. 28, 2010 to 2:00 pm Sunday, Jan. 2, 2011 at Camp Newman: 15 minutes from Santa Rosa (a map will arrive with your confirmation letter). Sleeping facilities vary and are strictly pre-assigned. Check out www.sffmc.org to download more information and a registration form.
cost: (Same prices as last year!) For those registering between Oct. 16th–Dec 1st: Adults over age 30 are $90/day; Young Adults (18–30) are $75/day; Teens (11–17) are $64/day; and kids (3–10) are $33/day. Registration closes December 1. If you need help paying for camp, camperships may still be available, so don’t be afraid to ask! Call Katie: 510-548-4727.
Confirmed activities:
Check out www.sffmc.org for updates on activities or call Katie (after Nov 27th) at (510) 548-4727 for more info. Hope to see you at Camp New Harmony!
—The New Harmony Committee
On Friday, Dec. 17 at 8:00 pm, everyone is invited to 885 Clayton, San Francisco for SFFMC’s annual observation of Solstice, Hanukkah, Christmas and other observations of the holiday season.
Bring favorite treats (finger foods and drinks) and good cheer and heartfelt songs. Non- alcoholic and wine grog are provided by the Club.
For 42 years the Freight & Salvage Coffeehouse has been bringing the Bay Area traditional and roots music concerts. Now, thanks to their fantastic new space, they can also offer classes and workshops.
The Freight offers a wide range of classes, year-round. Their Fall Series 2 Classes start Oct 25 and run through early December. But it might not be too late… And in addition to the class series, they offer single-session workshops and jam sessions.
Workshops starting in November and December include:
Ongoing Jams and Sessions are: Bluegrass Slow Jam, Fiddlekids Sessions, and Family Band Saturday Jam.
The Freight’s new home is in downtown Berkeley—accessible by BART and public transportation. Come share the rich new resources the Freight has to offer and let’s continue the tradition of great acoustic music in the Bay Area! www.thefreight.org.
The fold-in is at 2:00 pm (NOT noon), Saturday, December 11, at the home of Abe & Joan Feinberg,
The more, the merrier. Help with the folknik, enjoy a meal afterwards, and make music. Bring a potluck dish and instruments.