On the last Monday of my WriCampia “career,” I had the honor of co-hosting the Portfolio Track’s first end-of-camp Showcase. This is my fourth and final year at WriCampia, and I have been a part of the Portfolio Track every
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Writopia Lab
Thirteen and a half years ago, in 2013, Writopia was no longer brand new. It ran year-round programs, but didn’t yet have a sleepaway camp. It held a fun, writing-based day camp for kids in New York City that was
Campers impatiently wait over toasted bagels and cream cheese for Elsa to call their name
As a first-time camper this year, I had to rely on some old friends to
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Never before has WriCampia had so many counselors returning after being campers. This summer, 2026 sets the record with 33% of staff who were
Every year since 2022, I’ve written about the Gaga Ball Pit near Lower and Middle Camp. But now that I’m an Upper Camper, I
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