Camp Masala - a special weekend your family will never forget!
Camp Masala 2022
We are happy to announce that we will be having an in person camp for 2022. The dates of camp are Friday June 17th through Sunday June 19th. More details to follow.
Camp Masala 2022 Book Group
Every year, as part of adult programming, we offer a "book group" session. If you are interested you may read the chosen book, and attend the hour long session debriefing with other book group members.
This year's book is: The Heart of India by Mark Tully
Interested in Donating to Camp Masala? Wondering What the Donations Support?
Donations help Camp with a range of things from inviting various professionals to teach their skill and share their wisdom to providing scholarships for families to make Camp Masala accessible! We appreciate all the support we receive from the community. Thank you for your continued support for the last 18 years!
- The Camp Masala Board
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What is Camp Masala?
Camp Masala is a weekend camp for children and adults of South Asian heritage and their families. Our goal is to facilitate campers' education about South Asian culture in a fun environment. Your children will be surrounded by other children who look like them and other families who are built like theirs. The experience of being ‘in the majority’ is invaluable. Adult adoptees will have opportunities to connect with others whose experience mirrors theirs and celebrate their birth culture.
Each year, parents tell us they are amazed at how much their children learn, and how much the camp experience increases their self esteem. Individuals and families alike will leave Camp Masala with a new appreciation for the incredible diversity of South Asia.
Please join us for a special weekend at Camp Masala. We look forward to meeting you and celebrating South Asia!
Camp Masala: A weekend of fun your family will never forget!
Why Donate to Camp Masala?
This activity is made possible by the voters of
Minnesota through a grant from the Metropolitan
Regional Arts Council, thanks to a legislative
appropriation from the arts and
cultural heritage fund.
