Join us for the Zigzag Old Time Music Campout on Labor Day weekend August 30 September 4, 2023! We are excited to feature Earl White and Adrian Davis and The Horsenecks as our visiting artist this year.
Bring your instruments and your tent, van/small RV and take an easy hour drive from Portland to the beautiful Zigzag Mountain Farm on Mount Hood. Camping is in your choice of wooded sites or open meadows. Everyone is welcome, whether you play an instrument, sing, love to listen, or just want to relax in a beautiful place, surrounded by mountains and music.
Zigzag Mountain Farm is offering the option to come out early and stay for 5 days (Wed – Mon) or just enjoy the long weekend with a 3 day pass (Fri – Mon). Scroll down for more details!
Workshops: We will have a variety of workshops by our visiting artists as well as local musicians and Zigzag favorites Olivia Horgan and Steph Noll. Click here to check out the workshop schedule! In addition to the scheduled program, Wild Card Workshops will be posted on the deck at Zigzag Mountain Farm.
COVID-19 precautions: All workshops will be outdoors with masks optional and social distancing encouraged. The workshop presenters have the option to not wear a mask as long as a safe distance can be maintained.
Everyone attending a workshop is required to sign in. This information will help us if contract tracing is warranted.
Everyone is welcome, whether you play an instrument, sing, love to listen, or just want to relax in a beautiful place, surrounded by mountains and music. Explore the trails and organic gardens.
Rates
3-Day Regular Rate: $139
3-Day “I Need A Break” Rate: $109 (you choose!)
3-Day Child Rate: $30 (9-16 years); 8 and under free
5-Day Regular Rate: $179
5-Day “I Need A Break” Rate: $139 (you choose!)
5-Day Child Rate: $50 (9-16 years); 8 and under free
For details on rates click here.
Register here! (Please note: link will open a Google Form.)
The Zigzag Workshop Faculty and scholarships are sponsored by Bubbaville through the The Bubba Fund – Honoring the spirit of Bill Martin.