Rock Camp for Womyn is a weekend where people who identify as women learn how to play instruments, form bands, write songs and perform the songs live in concert — all within three days. It’s a new program by the same group that does Rock and Roll Camp for Girls, a summer camp that does the same thing but for young women/girls. selfie, Sunday February 4, 2018.
Brew Lira teaches the bass at Rock Camp for Womyn. People attending the camp learn how to play instruments, form bands, write songs, and perform live in concert — all in three days. It’s a new program by the same group that does Rock and Roll Camp for Girls. Salt Lake City, Friday February 2, 2018.
Olivia Juarez performs with the Starbrats at Rock Camp for Womyn’s showcase, a live performance. People attending the camp learn how to play instruments, form bands, write songs, and perform live in concert — all in three days. It’s a new program by the same group that does Rock and Roll Camp for Girls. Salt Lake City, Sunday February 4, 2018.
Members of the band Not Your Wife embrace after performing at Rock Camp for Womyn’s showcase, a live performance. People attending the camp learn how to play instruments, form bands, write songs, and perform live in concert — all in three days. It’s a new program by the same group that does Rock and Roll Camp for Girls. Salt Lake City, Sunday February 4, 2018.
Emily Means and Olivia Juarez of the Starbrats perform at Rock Camp for Womyn’s showcase, a live performance. People attending the camp learn how to play instruments, form bands, write songs, and perform live in concert — all in three days. It’s a new program by the same group that does Rock and Roll Camp for Girls. Salt Lake City, Sunday February 4, 2018.
Guitar instructor Sofia Scott writes the numbers 1-4 on a new player’s fingernails at Rock Camp for Womyn. People attending the camp learn how to play instruments, form bands, write songs, and perform live in concert — all in three days. It’s a new program by the same group that does Rock and Roll Camp for Girls. Salt Lake City, Friday February 2, 2018.
Genevra Prothero makes a discovery learning guitar from Sofia Scott at Rock Camp for Womyn. People attending the camp learn how to play instruments, form bands, write songs, and perform live in concert — all in three days. It’s a new program by the same group that does Rock and Roll Camp for Girls. Salt Lake City, Friday February 2, 2018.
Frieda Hamilton puts on a pair of boots before Rock Camp for Womyn’s showcase, a live performance. People attending the camp learn how to play instruments, form bands, write songs, and perform live in concert — all in three days. It’s a new program by the same group that does Rock and Roll Camp for Girls. Salt Lake City, Sunday February 4, 2018.
Rhonny Kane and Leslie Bauman of Rock Tit perform at Rock Camp for Womyn’s showcase, a live performance. People attending the camp learn how to play instruments, form bands, write songs, and perform live in concert — all in three days. It’s a new program by the same group that does Rock and Roll Camp for Girls. Salt Lake City, Sunday February 4, 2018.
An autographed pink guitar at Rock Camp for Womyn. People attending the camp learn how to play instruments, form bands, write songs, and perform live in concert — all in three days. It’s a new program by the same group that does Rock and Roll Camp for Girls. Salt Lake City, Friday February 2, 2018.
Amy Stocks embraces a musician fresh off the stage at Rock Camp for Womyn’s showcase, a live performance. People attending the camp learn how to play instruments, form bands, write songs, and perform live in concert — all in three days. It’s a new program by the same group that does Rock and Roll Camp for Girls. Salt Lake City, Sunday February 4, 2018.
Kamaile Tripp leads the band Not Your Wife at Rock Camp for Womyn’s showcase, a live performance. People attending the camp learn how to play instruments, form bands, write songs, and perform live in concert — all in three days. It’s a new program by the same group that does Rock and Roll Camp for Girls. Salt Lake City, Sunday February 4, 2018.
The word quiet is covered up. At Rock Camp for Womyn people, who identify as women learn how to play instruments, form bands, write songs, and perform live in concert — all in three days. It’s a new program by the same group that does Rock and Roll Camp for Girls. Salt Lake City, Friday February 2, 2018.
Fans dance to the Bam Bams at Rock Camp for Womyn’s showcase, a live performance. People attending the camp learn how to play instruments, form bands, write songs, and perform live in concert — all in three days. It’s a new program by the same group that does Rock and Roll Camp for Girls. Salt Lake City, Sunday February 4, 2018.
Photographing Rock Camp for Womyn, and more importantly witnessing the joy this event brought to so many people, was one of the highlights of my year.
The Tribune has a story here.
