Ukulele Camp 2019 – August 13-15th
Ukulele Camp 2019 at Winter Park Presbyterian
August 13th, 14th, and 15th (Tuesday/Wednesday/Thursday)
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Join us from 5:30 to 7:30pm on August 13th, 14th, and 15th for our 5th Annual Ukulele Camp. We will share a dinner together before splitting into groups by age and Ukulele Skill Level. All ages are welcome. Last year, our youngest beginner was three and our oldest was 86 with lots of abilities and ages in between!
Groups offered will include:
- Shake, Rattle, and Strum: (Ages 3 to 7) Ukulele basics, percussion, games and movement for younger children.
- Kid’s Ukulele Basics and Beyond: (Ages 6 and up) A class for beginning and intermediate older children who are ready to concentrate on sharpening their ukulele skills.
- Youth Ukulele: (Rising 6th grade and up) Beginning and intermediate skills for youth. Music from Montreat / Massanetta will be mixed in!
- Adult Introduction to Ukulele: Meet the ukulele, learn basics about chords and strumming, and begin playing basic songs.
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Adult Intermediate Ukulele: Build on ukulele skills such as varied strumming patterns, fingerpicking, reading music and tablature, and understanding the relationship between chords.
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Adult Study: Come engage in a thought-provoking Bible Study led by Rev. Jonathan Bowling of Carolina Beach Presbyterian.
A nursery will be offered for parents who sign up their infants and toddlers by August 1st, 2019.
We do have a few ukuleles that may be borrowed from our “Ukulele Library.”
Winter Park Presbyterian Church will host the last Lenten Lunch with Presbyterian Neighbors, a series of lunches hosted by the Presbyterian Churches of the Wilmington area.
After lunch, art materials will be provided: acrylic paints with canvas boards and water colors. Child friendly art supplies (and child aprons!) will also be available.
This is part of the “Painting” series we have done at WPPC to explore Bible stories such as the Prodigal Son, the 23rd Psalm, John 3:16, Jonah, the Beatitudes and more. Even those with limited art skills (“like me!” says Emile) can have quite a bit of fun with the paint. Beyond fun, sitting and quietly painting as you reflect upon words of Scripture can be a form of enacted prayer and meditation. Come and paint.
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