FAQ
Q. How do I register?
A. Please check our website, Facebook, and Twitter regularly for updates regarding registration information. Once registration is open, forms will be available to download from our website.
Q. How much does it cost to attend the camp?
A. The total cost of the camp is $350. A non-refundable $125 deposit is due at time of registration in order to secure your spot.
Q. Where is the camp held?
A. Our 2012 camp will be held at the Rice Student Center located on the Rice University campus. The End of Camp Showcase venue is Warehouse Live (813 Saint Emanuel Street Houston, TX 77003).
Q. What are the hours?
A. Camp hours are from 9 am – 5 pm.
Q. Is financial aid available? If so, how do I apply?
A. Yes, we are awarding full financial aid scholarships this year courtesy of the Kathy Johnston Scholarship fund. For more information on how to apply go to the Register page, click the Register Here link to the right or email: girlsrockhouston@gmail.com
Q. Do you need musical experience to attend Girls Rock Camp Houston?
A. Absolutely not.
Q. Should I bring my own instrument?
A. GRCH strongly encourages campers to bring their own instruments, if they have one. If a camper does not have their own instrument, GRCH will provide any and/or all instruments.
Q. What else should I bring?
A.The campers should bring a positive attitude and a willingness to learn.
Q. Do I need to live in Houston?
A. No, a camper does not need to live in Houston (or even Texas) to attend Girls Rock Camp Houston.
Q. Will food be provided or should I bring lunch?
A. We urge parents to send a lunch with the camper but we will provide food.
Q. Since Girls Rock Camp Houston is a volunteer – based organization, where does the money from registration and donations go?
A. All registration fees and donations go towards funding our camp week; such as rental space for camp week, rental space for the live musical performance, musical equipment needs (such as instruments, amps, PAs, guitar strings, ear plugs, etc.), supplies for our non musical workshops, promotional materials and scholarships for families who cannot afford to pay the full tuition to attend the camp.
