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Can you imagine a community of loving people who care about each other and the Earth?
Have you longed for relationships that are both heartful and free?
Do you dream of finding ways to step into your own power to build a life that works?
Start living the dream!
New Culture Summer Camp Friday July 10 - Sunday July 19, 2009
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What is New Culture all about?
w intimacy building w sacred touch w sustainable culture w living in the moment w communication & relationship skills w community building w personal transformation w social change w creating deep friendships w effective activism w loving “what is” w intensive workshops w hugs & cuddle piles w dance and celebration w silliness & fun!
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At New Culture Summer Camp, we invite top-notch presenters, and live, work, learn and play together for 10 days or more.
Every day we have powerful experiential events and workshops. Many of these events and workshops would cost $500 or more each for just a weekend; Summer Camp offers 10 days of these transformative experiences, including meals, for less than that! |
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New Culture Summer Camp takes place at a shady campground with a delightful stream alongside, about 3 hours west of Baltimore and Washington DC. There’s a lodge and cabins, too, so some dorm-style indoor accommodations are available for additional cost.
Rates for all meals, events, and camping fees at our clothing-optional event are $495-$895; please pay as you can afford. We are committed to making Summer Camp affordable: if you want to come, we’ll work out a way for you to be there!
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Children are welcome, too! To create a New Culture, we need to include humans in all their diversity, including our smallest members as well. We offer a co-op children’s program for the young (and young at heart!). Please contact us right away if you and your children are interested in participating.
Extend Your Summer Camp Experience: Pre-Camp And Post-Camp This year
we are offering two opportunities for extending your New Culture
experience:
Intimate community without the limits of geography! Network for a New Culture (www.nfnc.org) is an all-volunteer, grassroots network; the Summer Camp is the heart of NFNC. For 15 years, Summer Camp and New Culture have grown to include more time, more places, and more people. Smaller gatherings now happen every few weeks, scattered around the country: Oregon, Pennsylvania, Virginia, Arizona, Hawaii, and more. Group houses and intentional communities have formed in many places that incorporate New Culture values and insights.
Can’t make it to the East Coast? Busy in July? Meet us in Oregon!Summer Camp West 2009 Fri. August 7 - Sun. August 16
For more information on this and other New Culture events and activities, contact us at:
or visit us on the web: www.cfnc.us , www.nfnc.org (You can see last year’s program at our website – updated information for 2009 coming soon!)
What previous campers have had to say: “Keep doing what you are doing, This was an incredible experience; one of the most powerful in my life. Thank you.” -- Marc L.
“I’m immensely pleased that from the very beginning, the women knew and lived the truth that we women are the foundation and cohesiveness of the community.” – Shana
"I appreciate how welcome my children and I felt as a family. It is inspiring to me to see children lovingly integrated into the community of the New Culture!" -- Thea Tupelo
“Am I glad I came to Summer Camp? More glad than I am about anything else I’ve ever decided to do.” - Leonard
“I'm doing well coming back, I feel better able to serve in my world. I even avoided a fight with my sister! “ Mary H.
“After SC I realize that many ways of "touching" can be quite powerful. Eye contact, massage, or simply consciously looking at someone, or sitting somewhere with them, or holding hands, can be more powerful than I had previously realized, and more effective than anything else at times. So there you go, another SC plus. :-)” Rodrigo B
"Ideas became practiced ways of being." -Kyther
“I had a very powerful experience at Summer Camp. I was able to get in touch with how magnificent I am and how magnificent all of you are, and to feel my love for all of you.” Ted H.
"I too have been looking at all the things I need to give to myself that I look outside myself for. The old me had a hard time believing I could actually give myself all I needed. I still find places where I feel 'I could never do that' and then I notice how that is not true any more. Plenty of places to practice being a bigger person and living a bigger life." – Thia
… and more on our website: www.cfnc.us |
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