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KlezKamp Registration/Tuition FAQ

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How do I sign up to attend KlezKamp?

What if I registered for KlezKamp but at the last minute can’t attend?

What does KlezKamp cost?

What is included for the registration fee?

I live nearby. Can I attend KlezKamp but not stay at the hotel?

The commuter rates sounds great, but I really don't need to eat breakfast at the hotel. Can I get a discount?

Can I show up at the hotel and register for KlezKamp then?

I am unable to attend KlezKamp for the whole week. Can I come by for a day?

I have friends who would like to check out KlezKamp. Can they come by for a few hours?

The tuition costs are kind of high for my means. Is there any way to make Kamp more affordable?

How do I sign up to attend KlezKamp?

Catalogs, including a registration form, for KlezKamp are mailed several months before Kamp starts. The registration form may also be downloaded (in PDF format). You may pay with a check or money order drawn on a US bank (payable to Living Traditions), Mastercard, Visa, Discover or American Expressl  The full amount must be paid at the time we receive your registration. We can also accept faxed registrations if payment is by credit card. Fax number is 212-532-8238.

Registrations will be accepted up to the day before camp begins on a space available basis.For those who register early with a deposit, balances should be paid by December 3. This is also the date after which deposits become non-refundable in the event of cancellation. Those registering after that date must pay in full at the time of registration.

After your registration form is processed, you will receive a confirmation letter with directions to the hotel and other details.

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What if I registered for KlezKamp, but at the last minute can’t attend?

There can be no refunds for cancellations received after the deadline indicated on the registration form.

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What does KlezKamp cost?

Total fees vary depending on your age and your room and board:

  • One adult in room: $1,350
  • One adult in room (sharing with children): $1,075
  • Two adults sharing room: $1,050 each
  • Three adults sharing room: $930 each
  • Four adults sharing room: $800 each
  • Teens 13-17 (sharing room with at least one adult):$775 each
  • Child(ren) 6-12 (sharing room with at least one adult): $550 each
  • Child(ren) 2-5 (sharing room with at least one adult): $395 each
  • Child(ren) under 2 (sharing room with at least one adult): Free
  • Commuter: $725
  • Suite (bedroom with king bed plus living room area with sofabed): $1,650 per adult double occupancy

Prices include room and board, gratuities plus all programming. Required annual membership fee is additional.

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What is included for the registration fee?

The Registration fee includes all KlezKamp classes and activities, hotel room, three kosher meals a day and gratuities. (See above or registration form for rates.)

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I live nearby. Can I attend KlezKamp, but not stay at the hotel?

Yes! We now offer a commuter rate for those who want to attend Kamp, but not stay at the hotel. This includes all classes, meals, and evening events.

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The commuter rates sounds great, but I really don't need to eat breakfast at the hotel. Can I get a discount?

The commuter rate is the same no matter how many of the program options you choose to take advantage of. And remember, getting to the hotel in time to join some of your colleagues for breakfast can actually enhance your experience of the Kamp community.

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Can I show up at the hotel and register for KlezKamp then?

Only those who have registered in advance for KlezKamp may attend any class or activity, with the exception of the public evening concerts.

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I am unable to attend KlezKamp for the whole week. Can I come by for a day?

KlezKamp is a carefully planned educational event rather than a festival of Yiddish culture. There is little to be gained from attending for only a day, and having people coming and going can be quite disruptive to classes. Therefore, we do not permit part-time registrations. You can, however, get a taste of the community be coming to one or more of the evening programs that are open to the public. See the website for details about what is happening this year, and when.

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I have friends who would like to check out KlezKamp. Can they come by for a few hours?

As noted above, we have several events which are opened to the public. Other than that we allow no visitors or guests. Period.

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The tuition costs are kind of high for my means. Is there any way to make Kamp more affordable?

There are a limited number of work-study positions available. Applications for work-study positions should accompany a completed registration form and deposit. Please include a letter indicating your interest and what skills you can offer. Work-study positions are available in the KlezKids program, the Epes Center and technical (sound and recording) assistance. No work study applications will be considered unless accompanied by a completed registration form and deposit.

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