Rocky Mountain Fiddle Camp

"It's not just for Fiddlers!"
August 10-17, 2008

This website is completely updated for 2008.
  Registrations are being accepted first come, first served.

• Click here for Registration Information for 2008. You can now Register Online or Download your Registration Form here.
• Founded by Mark Luther and his kids, Christopher and Cosima, in 1999, Rocky Mountain Fiddle Camp is entering its 10th year in 2008!
• Set in the beautiful Colorado Rockies outside of Denver near Deckers, Rocky Mountain Fiddle Camp is staffed with world class musicians who are highly-regarded for their superb playing as well as excellent teaching.
• Old and young, beginners through professionals, everyone with an interest in music or dancing enjoys the camp and finds plenty of fun and learning opportunities!
• Spend some time in the Rocky Mountains with new friends, old songs, good food and great people!
• In addition to classes during the day, there are evening contra & square dances, jam sessions, concerts, camper talent night, campfires, barbecues, and opportunities to hike and swim.
• For details about travel and housing accommodations, please check out the Frequently Asked Questions page.
• Our website is generously donated by www.Xtomic.com!

To learn more about RMFC, click any of the following:

• Campers' Comments- See what the campers have to say about RMFC!
• Registration Information - All about fees and how to register for camp.
• Frequently Asked Questions - Details about camp for anyone planning to come.
• Artists - All about the talented instructors who will be at the camp.
• Scholarships and How to Apply - The RMFC Scholarship Fund will again be offering scholarships for 2008. Contributions are 100% tax deductible.
• Camp Site - How to get to YMCA Camp Shady Brook
• Classes - All of the classes, workshops, and activities at the camp.
• Christopher Luther Professional Web Page.
• For the archives, the Announcement about the May 18, 2006 Concert.

Campers!  We now have a page on MySpace. Click here to see.

"One of the greatest and most transforming experiences I ever had."