Getting away from our regular routines and spaces as well as sculpting out a larger chunk of time can be a great way to build belonging and community, wrestle with some big ideas, and practice weaving life deeply. Fabric offers a number of ways for youth to do just that! Whether it is a weekend away on retreat or a whole week away at camp or a summer trip, youth can engage in a variety of new experiences that help us all to think big and show up in brave ways, and they are just a lot of fun too!
SUMMER 2025:
High School Trip to Chicago: June 22-27
Time to explore and experience, High Schoolers will head a few hours east to spend six days in Chicago discovering the city’s wonders and practicing being community.
Location: Chicago, IL
Ages: Kids who have completed 8th grade through 12th grade.
Transportation: Group will travel to Chicago via Amtrak. Travel around the city will be public transportation.
Cost: Cost: $900 - less fundraising. $100 discount available for the second child from a family.
Fundraising: Fundraising opportunities and second-child discounts available. Group fundraising begins in December and will be used to reduce travel and overall trip costs.
Registration is due March 18th, 2025. A Fabric waiver and health form must also be filled out (see links below) and emailed to Della at della@fabricmpls.com.
Weaver/Fray Camp: August 3–7
Camp 2025 Survivor: Growing tools to live a deeply woven life.
Fabric 4th – 8th graders and friends will be heading to Camp Courage in Maple Lake MN to use our wits, our determination, and our playfulness to help us discover what it can mean to show up with our whole-best selves, to learn to be loved and to love each other, and to trust in the love that is in, around, and part of everything. Campers will recognize many of the elements from the television show Survivor that will help us explore these big ideas together and of course experience all the fun favorites of camp as well!
Dates: 3pm Sunday August 3rd – 1:30pm Thursday August 7th
Cost: $490 (see below for ways to pay)
I love this opportunity to combine an incredible Vampire movie set in 1930s Mississippi Delta, historical and spiritual context and a dinner table of people to process and learn with!