 Preparing for the first round of Indian dance and movement  Camp Magic is always about a space for both the tall and small! Chef Tony Zamma helped the children make their very own lunch of fresh gnocchi |
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Camp Magic Melbourne
A Bit of Melbourne Magic...
This past July we had our first ever Camp Magic in Melbourne.
It was filled to the brim with wonderful art, the Trapped Tiger story and performance, making gnocchi with Tony, decorating pavlova with Sarah Jeffreys, Indian dancing, hoolah hooping, little lands... and more. |
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One of the most exciting parts of our Melbourne camp was knowing that in Singapore, children were also stopping in India along their Silk Road Journey! We had much communication with the Singapore crew, sharing with them what we were doing, and comparing the experiences of both groups. It was truly a magical feeling to be connected through the same story, being re-told in a whole different space and place.
Our next Melbourne Camp Magic will feature the Caravan of Fun. Please see our India section to learn about the stories and activities featured in this particular program.
If you are interested in some future Melbourne Magic, do come back to this section of the website in March 2011.
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 Some of the proud performers after their showing of "The Trapped Tiger" Story Art was everywhere at our first Camp Magic in Melbourne There's really nothing quite like a good ol' whirl and twirl of the Hoolah Badulah! |
