Tuesday-Friday, June 15-18, 9am-noon
Monday-Friday, June 21-25, 9am-noon

Location:
Grace Methodist Church
36 Central Avenue
St. Johnsbury, VT

Catamount Arts will offer its popular EPIC Music Camps this summer at Grace Methodist Church, for students entering grades 4-8. From Tuesday, June 15 through Friday, June 18, new students are invited to learn violin, while current EPIC Music students may try viola or cello, or simply review what they have learned and serve as mentors for new students. In the second week, June 21-25, current EPIC Music students will be learning new repertoire. The camps, led by Music Director Lewis Botelho-Gomes and Artistic Director Jason Bergman, will focus on high quality music instruction, games and performance opportunities.

EPIC Music camps will follow all federal, state, and local guidance including the CDC, OSHA, the Vermont Forward plan, and the Vermont Department of Health. Catamount Arts will maintain compliance with the Governor’s guidelines regarding face masks, social distancing, public access, indoor and outdoor gatherings, etc.

Suggested tuition is $50 per child. We never want a family to make a difficult decision regarding their child’s enrichment, which is why we make generous tuition assistance available. Parents and caregivers wishing to discuss financial assistance should contact Anne Campbell at 802-748-2600 ext. 109.

Please reserve and pay for camp spots and complete the enrollment form HERE.

For more information, call 802-748-2600, ext. 109 or visit the EPIC Music page on the Catamount Arts website: www.catamountarts.org/education. EPIC Music is inspired by the global El Sistema movement, which creates social change through music education. Learn more at www.elsistemausa.org.

2021 Water Ski Camp CODE OF CONDUCT

The CODE OF CONDUCT is subject to change at any time in accordance with the most up-to-date Vermont public health guidelines. This document was last reviewed on 03/29/2021

• If you are sick, running a fever, or have been exposed to COVID-19, you will need to cancel your reservation.
• There will be a safety check in where campers must have their temperatures taken prior to the start of camp. An elevated temperature of 100°F or higher will mean the camper can not participate.
• Participants and their families will be required to stay in a pre-marked pod during the full length of the campers reserved slot. Family members may go onto the dock when it is their camper’s turn to ride on the boat, but must immediately return to their pod once their camper’s turn is complete. Only one family will be permitted on the dock at a time.
• Masks are required and must cover both your nose and mouth at all times, even when seated in your pod or on the dock. Campers who are in the water will not be required to wear masks.
• Pods are capped at 4 people. Please bring blankets or chairs to use while in your pod.
• Pods are first come, first served. You may not combine pods or share items between pods.
• All paperwork must be completed and received 7 days prior to the start of camp. Paperwork must be submitted electronically or mailed to Catamount Arts. Extra paperwork will not be available on site, and campers may not participate unless paperwork is completed, prior to the start of camp.
• If you live outside of the State of Vermont, you will be required to quarantine for 14 days in the state before being able to be in attendance at camp.
• No bathrooms will be available for use.
• Any camper or family member that leaves their pod (unless to watch their camper from the dock), refuses to wear a mask, or does not follow the CODE OF CONDUCT, will be asked to leave the camp without a refund.
• At the conclusion of your reserved slot, you must continue to wear your mask and exit camp while always maintaining an appropriate social distance from other groups. There will be multiple exit locations to allow for a speedy and distanced departure. Follow all directions from event staff.
• No pets are allowed
• No food or beverages will be provided
• Refund requests will be handled on a case by case basis

Monday, August 16 through Friday, August 20, 9:00 am - noon

Location:
Union Baptist Church
Route 5
Waterford, VT

Class fee: Free

The North Country Youth Chorus, in partnership with Catamount Arts, is offering a summer camp open to any students entering grades 4 to 8, with any level of experience. The camp will be held on Monday, August 16 through Friday, August 20 from 9:00 am to noon at the Union Baptist Church on Rt. 5 in Waterford. Activities will feature singing, movement, the development of musicianship skills and games. Up-to-date Covid protocols will be followed. The program is free of charge.

The North Country Youth Chorus is directed by Lewis Botelho-Gomes, who has had 20 years of experience in conducting children’s choruses. He is also the Music Director for Catamount Arts’ EPIC Music. He has led the Youth Chorus in performances at the St. Johnsbury Athenaeum’s Victorian Holiday event and First Night North in St. Johnsbury, where they appeared with EPIC Music students and the Kingdom All Stars.

For more information about the Chorus Camp, contact Lewis Botelho-Gomes at lbotelhogomes@hotmail.com.

To register for camp please complete the form found HERE.

"Buying" a ticket does NOT register you for the camp.