We're very pleased to announce that campers planning to eat with our caterers can now pre-order and pay for their meals at the website shop.  All information relating to food available through onsite catering can be found on this page.  Please help us to minimise food waste at our camp by pre-ordering your meals ASAP.  Those of you celebrating birthdays at camp will be please to know that you can book a cake order directly with Deb - see the catering page for details on how to order.

We're very pleased to announce that Felix Meagher of Lake School fame will be leading this year's beginner and intermediate fiddle workshops!  Felix is a Melbourne based musician and composer, longtime member and sometime manager of Melbourne's number one Bushdance Band since 1981 - Bushwazee!

Felix is reknowned for his ability to include fiddlers of all ages and abilities in his workshops, and specialises in bowing for Irish tunes particularly.  You can find him teaching regularly at the Carrum Senior Citizen's Hall and leading the monthly Celtic session at the Chelsea Yacht Club.

In addition to his fiddling around, Felix has written two musicals - "The Man they call Banjo" and "Barry verses Kelly", which have been touring around Victoria in the last 6 months.

Rosewood is very lucky to be hosting this fantastic music enabler, so fiddle players, make sure you've packed plenty of rosin and a few spare strings - Felix will be keeping you challenged and engaged in his Irish flavoured workshops!

Here at Rosewood Camp HQ we're locking in the last of our tutors for this year's camp - find them here.  And to kick off the first of this year's tutor announcements, I give you:

Mark Jackson & Jane Jelbart - Beginner and Intermediate Ukulele
Hailed as "one of the best ukulele workshops ever!" at the 2014 Rosewood camp, Mark Jackson and Jane Jelbart are returning to share their expertise and innovative arrangements that will challenge the intermediate player and get give an absolute newbie satisfaction.  Mark and Jane run Ukestras in Newcastle and surrounds, and are quickly turning Newy into the ukulele capital of Australia, growing new groups of players, helping organise festivals, and bringing ukulele maestro James Hill to Australia every year to teach teachers his Ukulele in the Classroom program.  This year Mark and Jane have been super busy recording and releasing a CD as "Jack'n Jel" and touring touring the US (starting with the Hawaii Ukulele Festival) running workshops in their unique method of "Ukestration".  Find out more about them here: ​https://www.thesumoftheparts.com.au/ and follow them on Facebook 

If you haven't registered for this year's camp - well, what are you waiting for?!  We can't wait to see you in September!!
Cheers,
Robyn - for Rosewood HQ.