Family Programs at Omega

Workshops
Jul 21–26
Dad running with 2 kids

 

A summer vacation like no other, Omega Family Week is an opportunity to connect and grow together and apart. Join us for spiritually grounded, playful programs for kids, teens and adults.

About Family Week

"Summer Camp", "Hudson Valley Camp", "family retreat"

Omega Family Week delivers something rare—a unique balance of time together and time apart—so every family member can learn, play, and grow.

While grown-ups are in workshops, kids are in camps, and then everyone comes together for meals, free time and evening entertainment.

We welcome children of all ages—from little ones to teens—as well as families of all configurations: single parents, two parents, grandparents, all kinds of parents and relations. Families can choose to stay on campus, or at other accommodations of their choice.

Workshops for Adults

Adults choose one workshop, which takes place each morning from 9:30 a.m.-noon and on Monday through Wednesday from 2:30-5:00 p.m.  On Thursday from 2:30-5:00 p.m. take time off to relax or enjoy Dabblers' Delights—informal classes led by workshop teachers and special guests. In the evening, everyone gathers for family entertainment.

Kids and Teens Camps

Kids choose one camp, which takes place every morning from 9:00 a.m.-noon and afternoons from 2:30-5:00 p.m. Please note that Omega has a 10:00 p.m. noise curfew and that all children and teens are expected to be with their families after 11:00 p.m.

Dabbler's Delights

Gather with other adults to enjoy classes in pickleball, learn the joy of play, breathwork, and more. Led by workshop teachers and special guests. 

Come Join Us!

Omega Family Week delivers something rare—a unique balance of time together and time apart—so every family member can learn, play, and grow.

Letter from Elizabeth Lesser

Dear Family Week friends,

Family Week has been a cherished Omega tradition for more than 30 years, where there's something for everyone. Kids and teens take camps, while grownups are in workshops. And family meals and activities keep everyone connected. Families return year after year to have fun, to make new friends, pursue healing and growth, and to feel the sense of that "village" that it takes to raise children. Over the years, kids and parents alike have told us their one week at Omega as a family (of all sorts of family configurations) is how they think the world should be all the time, for all people, all children, everywhere.

So, whether you have been with us before, or you are new to Family Week and Omega, we welcome everyone.

Love,

Elizabeth Lesser, Omega cofounder

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