Instructional workshops, concerts, jamming, great food, great folks!
Six days of Maine, Maritime, Celtic, Old-Time and Good-Time music on a beautiful wooded lake. Meadowlark is a music camp, primarily for adults, on the shores of lovely Washington Pond in the hamlet of Washington, Maine, about midway between Augusta and Camden.
After 14 wonderful years, Meadowlark Music Camp has closed its doors due to a change in property-ownership. Many thanks to the hundreds of people who have made it all possible and so memorable.
If you're interested in finding another wonderful camp to attend, we recommend The Mountain Arts Gathering in upstate New York. Please click here for more information. (www.mountainartsgathering.com)

| Dan Berggren | guitar, songwriting, vocals | Grey Larsen | flute, tinwhistle, fiddle |
| Gordon Bok | 6 & 12 string guitar, cellamba, vocals | Rachel Maloney | fiddle |
| Jerry Bryant | tinwhistle, guitar, concertina, vocals, bones, accordion | Keith Murphy | guitar, keyboards, vocals |
| Anne Dodson | mtn. dulcimer, guitar, vocals | Andy Reiner | Mandolin, fiddle, and assorted musical mayhem |
| Ron Grosslein | fiddle, mandolin, flute | Curt Stager | guitar, banjo |
| Kary Johnson | tinwhistle, guitar, bass, keyboard | Richie Stearns | banjo |
| Lorinda Jones | mtn. dulcimer, harp, guitar | Becky Tracy | fiddle |
| Cindy Kallet | guitar, vocals | Chris Turner | harmonica, vocals |
| Ken Kolodner | hammered dulcimer | Luke the Viking | percussion |
Sunday, August 22: arrival starting around noon; 6 PM dinner; orientation, staff concert, and introductions; social hour and informal jams.
Monday-Friday: two morning workshops daily; lunch; two afternoon workshops daily (the last is a "poutpourri" that changes each day, to let you sample a wide range of musical opportunities). Evening activities include a contra dance, staff concerts, and a group "Whomp" jam on Thursday. Friday evening offers a Maine lobster feast, camper talent show, and closing candlelight gathering. There will be slow and super-slow jams nightly after dinner, plus informal sings, jams, and get-togethers as the spirit moves us.
Saturday, August 28: brunch; road snacks; departure by noon.
The facilities include a sandy beach; 20 cabins with showers; a performance hall; many great spaces for jamming; an on-site (and musical!) physician; secluded woods; a lakeside sauna; and a pair or two of nesting loons. You can play as much or as little music as you like; when you're not playing, there are clouds to watch, the Maine coast nearby, L.L. Bean and Freeport about an hour away, and (if you bring your own canoe) the lake to explore and fish to catch. And since we believe that the way to a folk musician's heart is through the stomach, we take care to provide healthy, tasty, abundant food--always with vegetarian selections.
Sincerely yours,
Jerry Bryant, Assistant Director