Calling all future rock legends! It’s time to enroll for Rock ‘n’ Roll!
Youth entering 6th-12th grades (in the fall of 2026) are invited to join us for our Summer Rock ‘n’ Roll camp! Join us for this two-week music camp where you won’t just play music; you’ll form a band and take the stage. Students will form real bands with fellow musicians, write original songs, learn music theory (that actually makes sense!), hone teamwork and stage presence, play loud, play proud, and embody the true spirit of rock ‘n’ roll.
From the first jam session, to the moment they take the stage, campers will collaborate, create, and grow as musicians. All that hard work builds toward a final live concert where every student gets their moment in the spotlight.
Two weeks. One stage. Your band.
Let’s make some noise!
All skill levels are welcome. Students are encouraged to bring their own instruments, but instruments may be provided on a case-by-case basis.
Camp dates:
August 10-21, 2026
Weekdays, 11am-4pm
(Drop-offs begin at 10:45am, pick-ups conclude at 4:15pm)
Final performance:
August 21st
Please note:
* Students must bring snacks, lunch, and a water bottle.
* Tuition includes 2026 OCCA Rock ‘n’ Roll Camp T-Shirt.
Camp leaders:
Ethan Bear, Camp Director
Jaime Lee Hart, Assistant Director
Eric Hart, Assistant Director
Scholarships may be available. If funds are a barrier to learning, please click here to apply.
Rock 'n' Roll Camp 2026 - Registration
Rock 'n' Roll Camp 2026 - Registration
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Ethan Bear (Camp Director): Ethan is a multi-instrumentalist based in Newport, Oregon, with a B.A. in Electric Bass Performance. A seasoned performer and touring musician, Ethan has played in funk, rock, and soul bands across the country, bringing high-energy stage presence and deep musicality to every project. In addition to performing, Ethan books entertainment at Newport Performing Arts Center and teaches a wide range of instruments to students of all ages. Ethan is passionate about helping young musicians build confidence, collaborate creatively, and experience the power of playing in a band.

Jaime Lee Hart (Assistant Camp Director): Jaime is a teaching artist who sings, composes, and plays ukulele with her band, Your Song My Song. She has 30 years of experience teaching dance, theater, and music, using live performance, puppetry, and comedy to inspire social and environmental responsibility. Her teaching philosophy is rooted in compassion, honesty, humor, and play.
Eric Hart (Assistant Camp Director): Eric Hart plays guitar in the band Your Song My Song and is the elementary music teacher at St. James Santiago School in Lincoln City. He has 20 years of experience in preschool education and 25 years of experience playing guitar. He offers private lessons for guitar, ukulele, bass, and piano, focusing on student-led discovery and fun.
