The Women’s Week Camp at Clapping Hands Farm hosted Sat, May 24-Wed, May 28, 9am-4pm is about creativity, relaxation, and sisterhood in equal measure. You’ll feel rested, nurtured, befriended, and inspired. Camp days will include movement, thanksgiving, play, a selection of different workshops, leisurely lunches, a check-in with a small group, and circles to begin and end the day. Along with lots of permission to do what you are called to do, including a lot of beautiful “nothing” if that is what you choose, Clapping Hands Farm invites you to bring home a new commitment to yourself and the things that make you happy. On Friday, the camp day is extended for a Burrito Bash potluck.

Louise Omoto Kessel will be your guide for this week, along with an excellent selection of guest artists. Louise is a storyteller and a printmaker, and she loves to felt, collage, and make all manner of things. She is also the founder and director of Clapping Hands Farm and the mother of two young adults.

Trans, non-binary, gender fluid, and gender creative humans who want to participate in Women’s Week Camp are welcome! Ages 18+ are welcome. The cost is $325 per person. Scholarships are available, and no one is turned away. Chatham County residents receive a $50 discount. There is a $25 early bird discount if you register and pay (or submit a payment plan) before January 30, 2025. You may sign up by the day— It’s ideal for everyone to come on Saturday and to come for at least 2 days, but they will work with your schedule. The cost is $65 per day. Register here.