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FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions
Find answers to common questions about our programs, lessons, and policies.
FAQ
Common Questions
What are the camp hours?
Most camps run from 9:30am-3:30pm. Campers may be dropped off as early as 9:15am and picked up no later than 3:45pm.
Half-day camps and music therapy camps have other hours listed in the camp description.
Do I need to bring a lunch?
YES – For full-day camps, please plan to bring a lunch. Music Works does not have food available for purchase. Please DO NOT include any peanut products in lunches!
Do I need to bring a snack?
We suggest you pack two snacks in your child’s lunch.
What else should I bring to camp?
A water bottle.
Do we spend any time outside?
All camps will include some outside time, weather permitting, especially for lunch and snack times.
What should I leave at home?
Anything that you would be sad to lose! Phones may be brought to camp, to communicate with parents after camp is over, but they must remain in backpacks during the camp day.
Will there be a performance at the end of the week?
Most camps include a final performance for friends and family on Friday afternoon. You will receive information about the time of the performance by Wednesday of the camp week.
What is your Cancellation Policy?
You may cancel your camp registration for a full credit or refund, minus a $50 processing fee, up through June 9, 2025. Cancellations received after June 9 will have a 50% non-refundable fee and a 50% credit on account for future use at Music Works Northwest.
Ratio of adults to campers?
The maximum ratio of campers to adults is one adult for every 8 campers. Most camps the ratio will be closer to one adult for every 6 campers or less.​
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