Location
Takes place at Frost Valley YMCA—located on over 5,000 acres in the heart of the Catskill Mountains, just 2.5 hours north of New York City.
↗︎ Camp Workroom Social Travel Guide
Includes information on getting to and from Frost Valley YMCA and flying in and out of New York City.
Lodge and Room Details
Hussey Rooms
Hussey is one of Frost Valley's "super lodges," reminiscent of a ski lodge set in a summer camp. This 2-story dorm-style building features 13 rooms, each accommodating 4–6 people in bunk beds with foam mattresses. Every room has its own bathroom.
The lodge also features a large common room with a fireplace, where we host some of our nighttime activities. This means most campers will get to visit Hussey, even if they aren’t staying there.
Just like at sleepaway camp, every camper staying in Hussey receives basic bedding and a towel. Basic bedding includes sheets, blankets, and a pillow. For extra comfort, many past campers have enjoyed bringing their handmade quilts to sleep under and decorate their bunks with in Hussey.
Lakeview Double or Single Occupancy Rooms
Lakeview is Frost Valley's hotel-style building, which features full-sized beds with spring mattresses. Each room has 2 beds and a private bathroom.
The lodge offers a comfortably furnished common area with a fireplace, a coffee and tea bar, and wireless Internet access. Guests staying in Lakeview can enjoy views of Lake Cole, are conveniently located at the start of the High Falls trail, and are next door to the sewing classroom building.
Class Intensives
Camp is designed for those who have some experience sewing. We want to help you develop your sewing skills, pushing them from good to great! Are you an absolute beginner? Don’t worry! You’re still welcome to register as long as you build up your basic skills before Camp. Not sure if our classes are right for your skill level? You can reach me by email or phone. I'm super excited to talk Camp with you!
Class sizes can range from 8 to 10 campers in a class, with one dedicated instructor.
2024 Class Intensives
When registering, you must select one of the following classes.
- Bra-making with Allyson Dykhuizen
- Couture Hand Sewing Skills with Brooks Ann Camper
- Design and Sew a One-Piece Swimsuit with Tommie Hernández
- Essential Serger Techniques with Pamela Leggett
- How to Sew a Jean Jacket with Christine Haynes
- How to Sew a Moto Jacket with Suzanne Beaubien
- How to Sew Overalls with Diana Rodgers
- Intro to Corset-making with Sharon Butler
- Jeansmaking with Katy Patzel
Please read through all class descriptions carefully. Once registered, classes may not be changed, transferred, or cancelled.
Campers receive tools and supplies lists and sourcing resources at least one month before Camp. Some classes may require campers to purchase a supply kit for class, while other classes may have an optional supply kit for sale. Campers will be notified when kits are available.
Additionally, some classes may require sewing-related prep work at home prior to arrival at Camp. If you're interested in a class that requires advance work, only register for that class if you can complete the prep work as described.
Bra-making with Allyson Dykhuizen
Learn how to cut and sew underwire bras. Campers in our Bra-making class learn sewing techniques for making lingerie and how to evaluate their preferences in bra fit. Campers develop skills and confidence to continue their bra-making adventures at home. Please note, while topics of fit are discussed, this is a construction-focused class.
Topics covered in this class include how to...
- choose the best fabrics and notions for bra-making.
- prep, cut, and mark bra and lingerie fabrics.
- sew sheer fabrics, stretchy fabrics, and other specialty fabrics for bra-making.
- use specialty stitches, seams, and edge finishes for sewing lingerie.
- work with and apply different kinds of elastics.
- install hardware for bras.
- sew bra straps.
- evaluate bra fit to suit your preferences.
Campers are responsible for purchasing and bringing their own tools to Camp.
Campers in this class are required to purchase a Bra-making kit from Workroom Social prior to Camp. This kit includes the sewing pattern (not yet determined) and all the fabrics and notions needed to make 2 bras. Campers get to choose their fabrics from a selection of colors. This class kit costs $75. Enrolled campers will receive instructions on how to purchase their kit prior to Camp.
Sewing machines are provided for camper use. You’re welcome to bring your own sewing machine if you prefer. If you choose to bring your own machine, please bring your sewing machine manual and accessories as well.
This class is perfect for campers who want to learn how to sew their own bras.
This is an intermediate level class. To be successful in this intensive class, campers need experience in...
- setting up, operating, and troubleshooting sewing machines.
- sewing straight and curved seams.
- easing fabric together.
- reading and understanding sewing patterns.
- sewing clothes using sewing patterns.
Interested in this intensive class, but not sure if it's a good match for your skill level? Email us! We are excited to talk Camp with you.
Couture Hand Sewing Skills with Brooks Ann Camper
Learn the fundamentals and benefits of hand sewing. Campers in Couture Hand Sewing Skills practice and get comfortable with a wide variety of temporary and permanent hand stitching techniques. Campers see real-life examples of techniques used in clothing construction, while creating a useful resource notebook full of samples to reference for future projects.
Topics covered in this class include...
- The best tools for successful hand sewing.
- Tricks for threading needles and tying successful knots.
- How to avoid or remove thread tangles when hand sewing.
- How to use a thimble for faster hand sewing.
- How to sew a wide variety of temporary and permanent hand stitches and when to use them.
- How to sew various closures including buttons, hooks, and zippers.
- Couture techniques such as...
- Underlining, including why to use it and how to sew it.
- Various hem finishing techniques including invisible hems and rolled hems.
- How to use ribbon in waistbands, curved hems, and more.
- How to sew tacks and thread chains and when to use them.
- The value of hand sewing and how it can be used to upgrade the quality of your handmade sewn projects.
- How to use your resource notebook at home for future projects.
Campers are responsible for purchasing and bringing their own tools to Camp.
Campers in this class are required to purchase a Hand Sewing Skills kit from Workroom Social prior to Camp. This kit includes some of Brooks Ann’s favorite hand sewing tools, as well as prepared samples in a variety of fabrics. Samples allow campers to jump right into the coursework without having to do any of the advance prep at home. This class kit costs $72. Enrolled campers will receive instructions on how to purchase their kit prior to Camp.
This class is perfect for campers who want to improve their hand sewing skills, who want to learn couture techniques for fine sewing, or who want to learn strategies to elevate their current sewing skill set to get better results out of their garment sewing at home.
This class is appropriate for all skill levels.
Design and Sew a One-Piece Swimsuit with Tommie Hernández
Learn how to use a pattern sloper to design your own one-piece swimsuit. Campers in this class learn how to draw their swimsuit design using a template, create the pattern for their design using a provided sloper, and sew their pattern together using swimsuit materials. Please note, while topics of swimwear-making are discussed, this is a design-focused class.
Topics covered in this class include how to...
- use a fashion croquis template to draw your swimsuit design.
- alter a swimsuit sloper to make the sewing pattern for your design (shapes covered include neckline, leg openings, back coverage, and other style details).
- prepare, cut, and sew a muslin/toile of your swimsuit pattern using swimwear materials and a regular sewing machine.
- apply elastics for functioning swimwear using a regular sewing machine.
- evaluate the fit of your muslin/toile based on your design and fit preferences.
- transfer any changes to the final sewing pattern.
Campers are responsible for purchasing and bringing their own tools to Camp.
Campers in this class are required to purchase a Swimsuit kit from Workroom Social prior to Camp. This kit includes the Jackie sewing pattern by Sirena Patterns (to be used as a sloper) and all the fabrics and notions needed to make one swimsuit muslin/toile. Campers get to choose from a selection of colors. This class kit costs $70. Enrolled campers will receive instructions on how to purchase their kit prior to Camp.
Sewing machines are provided for camper use. You’re welcome to bring your own sewing machine if you prefer. If you choose to bring your own machine, please bring your sewing machine manual and accessories— including a walking foot—as well.
This class is perfect for campers who want to learn how to design and sew their own swimsuits.
This is an advanced-beginner to intermediate level class. To be successful in this intensive class, campers need experience in...
- setting up, operating, and troubleshooting sewing machines.
- sewing straight and curved seams.
- easing fabric together.
- reading and understanding sewing patterns.
- sewing clothes using sewing patterns.
Interested in this intensive class, but not sure if it's a good match for your skill level? Email us! We're excited to talk Camp with you.
Essential Serger Techniques with Pamela Leggett
You can do a lot more with a serger than just finishing raw edges. Learn everything you need to know about using a serger to sew clothes. Campers practice and build confidence in various serger functions by creating a resource notebook of samples and techniques, and campers see a variety of real-life applications used in garment construction. Additionally, campers apply learned skills by creating two garments in this class, a woven robe/topper and a knit sweatshirt.
Topics covered in this class include how to...
- understand how a serger creates stitches.
- easily change threads and needles.
- evaluate and adjust tension for different techniques and situations.
- engage and disengage the serger knife and why.
- create strong, even seams.
- secure thread tails.
- ease fabrics.
- seam straight edges, curves, inside corners, and outside corners.
- seam in the round.
- use differential feed when seaming and to create special effects.
- hem.
- install elastics and casings.
- install bands and ribbing.
- make several types of rolled hems.
- make several types of flatlocked seams.
- make several types of heirloom sewing techniques including...
- heirloom seams.
- pintucks.
- and lace applications.
- work with various types of garment fabrics including both wovens and knits.
- change presser feet.
- troubleshoot when things go wrong.
- clean and maintain your serger.
Campers are responsible for purchasing and bringing their own tools and some supplies to Camp.
Campers in this class are required to purchase a Serger Skills kit from Workroom Social prior to Camp. This kit includes sewing pattern licenses, prepared samples in a variety of fabrics, and printed worksheets that all come together in a resource folder. Our sewing samples allow campers to jump right into the coursework without having to cut and prepare fabrics at home. This class kit costs $72. Enrolled campers will receive instructions on how to purchase their kit prior to Camp.
Additionally, campers are responsible for cutting fabrics for the robe and sweatshirt at home before arrival to Camp. Campers will receive PDF copies of the sewing patterns and virtual assistance with choosing their pattern size and their fashion fabrics.
Garments made in this class include...
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Modern Peignoir Robe from Pamela's Patterns
This woven robe or topper features a front band, tie belt, drop shoulder, and wide faux cuffs. -
Adult Classic Sweatshirt from Peek-A-Boo Pattern Shop
This knit sweatshirt features a relaxed fit and includes options for a hoodie or crew neck. Campers sew the crew neck version at Camp. The sleeves include options for a semi-fitted or relaxed fit.
Sergers are provided for camper use, however we strongly encourage campers in this class to bring their own sergers. Sergers can vary widely, and campers will get the best experience out of the class if they learn on their own equipment. If you bring your own serger, please bring your manual and accessories as well.
This class is perfect for campers who've owned a serger for years, who've just purchased a serger, or who are thinking about adding a serger to their home sewing studio.
This a beginner to advanced level class that's appropriate for all skill levels. To be successful in this intensive class, campers need experience in...
- threading your serger.
- reading and understanding sewing patterns.
- sewing clothes using sewing patterns.
Interested in this intensive class, but not sure if it's a good match for your skill level? Email us! We are excited to talk Camp with you.
How to Sew a Jean Jacket with Christine Haynes
Learn how to sew a classic jean jacket by constructing the Audrey Jacket by Seamwork. Please note, this is a construction-focused class designed for intermediate to advanced sewists. Campers registered for this class must cut their fabric prior to arrival at Camp.
Topics covered in this class include how to...
- work with heavier fabrics like denim and canvas.
- sew accurate topstitching.
- create welt pockets.
- create and install collars.
- sew jacket sleeve plackets and cuffs.
- sew a 3-piece sleeve.
- plan, mark, and sew buttonholes.
- sew a functional waist tab.
- install jacket hardware.
Campers are responsible for purchasing and bringing their own supplies and tools to Camp, except for the Audrey Jacket sewing pattern. Workroom Social will provide a PDF copy of the sewing pattern.
Campers are responsible for cutting and fusing their fabric at home before arrival to Camp. Campers can receive virtual assistance with choosing their pattern size and their fashion fabrics.
Sewing machines are provided for camper use. You’re welcome to bring your own sewing machine if you prefer. If you choose to bring your own machine, please bring your sewing machine manual and accessories—including a buttonhole foot—as well.
This class is perfect for campers who want to learn how to sew a jean jacket, work with heavy denim fabric, or are intimidated by jeansmaking details.
This is an intermediate to advanced level class. To be successful in this intensive class, campers need experience in...
- setting up, operating, and troubleshooting sewing machines.
- sewing straight and curved seams.
- easing fabric together.
- reading and understanding sewing patterns.
- sewing clothes using sewing patterns.
Experience using a serger is helpful, but not mandatory.
Designed for a more experienced sewist, campers in this intensive shouldn't expect to finish the entire jacket during class to have a successful experience. Christine will demonstrate all of the key components of this project, and campers should leave class with the confidence to complete their jackets at home if they don't finish them at Camp.
Interested in this intensive class, but not sure if it's a good match for your skill level? Email us! We're excited to talk Camp with you.
How to Sew a Moto Jacket with Suzanne Beaubien
Learn how to sew a motorcycle jacket with classic biker-style details by constructing the Canton Moto Jacket by Cashmerette out of wool or wool-like fabrics. Please note, this is a construction-focused class designed for intermediate to advanced sewists. Campers registered for this class must cut their fabric prior to arrival at Camp.
Topics covered in this class include how to...
- work with wool coating fabric.
- sew evenly eased princess seams.
- sew fisheye darts on thick fabrics.
- sew a notched lapel.
- install separating zippers.
- install zippers in gussets.
- install a jacket lining.
- install snaps.
Campers are responsible for purchasing and bringing their own supplies and tools to Camp, except for the Canton Moto Jacket sewing pattern. Workroom Social will provide a PDF copy of the sewing pattern.
For class, campers must use a mid- to heavy-weight woven fabric such as wool, boucle, twill, or denim for their project. While topics of leather can be discussed, we won't be sewing with leather in this class.
Campers are responsible for cutting and fusing their fabric at home before arrival to Camp. Campers will receive virtual assistance with choosing their pattern size and their fashion fabrics.
Sewing machines are provided for camper use. You’re welcome to bring your own sewing machine if you prefer. If you choose to bring your own machine, please bring your sewing machine manual and accessories as well.
This class is perfect for campers who want to learn how to sew a moto jacket.
This is an intermediate to advanced level class. To be successful in this intensive class, campers need experience in...
- setting up, operating, and troubleshooting sewing machines.
- sewing straight and curved seams.
- easing fabric together.
- reading and understanding sewing patterns.
- sewing clothes using sewing patterns.
- installing zippers (any kind).
Designed for a more experienced sewist, campers in this intensive shouldn't expect to finish the entire jacket during class to have a successful experience. Christine will demonstrate all of the key components of this project, and campers should leave class with the confidence to complete their jackets at home if they don't finish them at Camp.
Interested in this intensive class, but not sure if it's a good match for your skill level? Email us! We're excited to talk Camp with you.
How to Sew Overalls with Diana Rodgers
Expand your sewing skills by making the Riley Overalls from True Bias, a classic overall design with a relaxed fit and a trouser or shorts option. This is a construction-focused class that also helps campers think through choosing a size and making basic fit alterations before sewing their first version of a jumpsuit-type pattern. Campers can choose to cut their paper patterns at home, or Workroom Social can cut your pattern before Camp for you.
Topics covered in this class include how to…
- choose your size (optional virtual programming before Camp).
- evaluate the pattern size before you cut your fabric.
- cut and mark fashion fabric.
- apply fusible interfacing.
- ease fabric.
- sew and grade thick fabrics for nicer seams.
- sew classic overall components like patch pockets, slash pockets, belt loops, and straps.
- install overalls hardware.
- hem heavier fabrics.
- troubleshoot making buttonholes in heavier fabrics.
- improve your topstitching accuracy.
Campers are responsible for purchasing and bringing their own supplies and tools to Camp, except for the Riley Overalls sewing pattern, which is provided by Workroom Social.
Sewing machines are provided for camper use. You’re welcome to bring your own sewing machine if you prefer. If you choose to bring your own machine, please bring your sewing machine manual and accessories—including a buttonhole foot—as well.
This class is perfect for campers who want to sew overalls, who want to tackle a complex project with many steps, or who want to learn about sewing garments made out of heavier fabrics.
This is an advanced beginner to intermediate level class. To be successful in this intensive class, campers need experience in...
setting up, operating, and troubleshooting sewing machines. sewing straight and curved seams. easing fabric together. reading and understanding sewing patterns. sewing clothes using sewing patterns.Overalls are a complex project with many steps, and campers in this intensive shouldn't expect to finish their overalls during class to have a successful experience. Diana will demonstrate all of the key components of this project, and campers should leave class with the confidence to complete their overalls at home if they don't finish them at Camp.
Interested in this intensive class, but not sure if it's a good match for your skill level? Email us! We're excited to talk Camp with you.
Intro to Corset-making with Sharon Butler
Whether you're interested in learning how to make a corsets as foundational pieces for formalwear, as creative or historical pieces for cosplay or costumes, as body armor to wear under your daily power suit, or as structural pieces of standalone art, learn the basics of corset-making at Camp so you can make your own corsets at home.
Though not fit-focused, this class discusses basic corset-fitting concepts and includes some individual fitting assistance for customizing the finished corset's exact fit on your body. Please note, pattern alterations are not taught in this introductory class.
Topics covered in this class include how to...
- choose fabrics for corsets.
- source corset-making supplies.
- take your measurements and choose a corset size.
- measure and choose a busk size.
- install a center front busk.
- construct a corset.
- construct boning channels.
- install plastic boning.
- adjust metal coil boning.
- install lacing grommets.
- finish raw edges of a corset.
Campers in Intro to Corset-making are required to complete some sewing-related prep work at home prior to Camp. Instructions will be sent to registered campers.
Campers are responsible for purchasing and bringing their own tools and some supplies to Camp.
Campers are required to purchase a Corset-making kit from Workroom Social prior to Camp. This kit includes the corset sewing pattern and specialty supplies needed for corset-making. This class kit costs $52. Enrolled campers will receive instructions on how to purchase their kit prior to Camp. This kit does not include fabrics.
Sewing machines are provided for camper use. You’re welcome to bring your own sewing machine if you prefer. If you choose to bring your own machine, please bring your sewing machine manual and accessories—including a regular zipper foot—as well.
This class is perfect for campers who want to learn how to sew corsets. This class is also good for campers who want to develop skills in sewing structural garments that use boning.
This is an intermediate to advanced level class. To be successful in this intensive class, campers need experience in...
- setting up, operating, and troubleshooting sewing machines.
- sewing straight and curved seams.
- easing fabric together.
- reading and understanding sewing patterns.
- sewing clothes using sewing patterns.
Designed for a more experienced sewist, campers in this intensive shouldn't expect to finish the entire corset during class to have a successful experience. Sharon will demonstrate all of the key components of this project, and campers should leave class with the confidence to complete their corsets at home if they don't finish them at Camp.
Interested in this intensive class, but not sure if it's a good match for your skill level? Email us! We're excited to talk Camp with you.
Jeansmaking with Katy Patzel
Learn how to sew a finished pair of jeans that look professionally-made by constructing the Claryville Jeans by Workroom Social. With all that topstitching and hardware, sewing jeans may seem like an intimidating project, but it doesn’t have to be! In this intensive class, campers will cut and sew a pair of close-fitting, mid-rise jeans.
Topics covered in this course include how to...
- choose the best sewing pattern size for you. Campers can try on jeans in various sizes for a best-fit estimate before making their project. Please note, even though fitting is discussed, this is a construction-focused class, and timing doesn't allow for in depth alterations.
- prep, cut, and mark fabric.
- work with stretch denim.
- sew patch pockets.
- sew front jeans pockets.
- sew a fly front zipper.
- install a jeans waistband.
- install jeans hardware including a jeans button and rivets.
- improve your topstitching.
Campers are responsible for purchasing and bringing their own tools to Camp.
Campers in this class may purchase a Jeansmaking kit from Workroom Social prior to Camp. This kit includes all of the supplies needed to sew one pair of jeans and features our 11 oz. stretch denim from Japanese mill Kurabo, pre-washed and pressed for campers. The kit costs $75. Enrolled campers will receive instructions on how to purchase their kit prior to Camp.
Sewing machines are provided for camper use. You’re welcome to bring your own sewing machine if you prefer. If you choose to bring your own machine, please bring your sewing machine manual and accessories—including a regular zipper foot and buttonhole foot—as well.
This class is perfect for campers who want to sew their own custom jeans at home or for campers who want to learn denim sewing techniques to add to their skill set.
This is an intermediate level class. To be successful in this intensive class, campers need experience in...
- setting up, operating, and troubleshooting sewing machines.
- sewing straight and curved seams.
- easing fabric together.
- reading and understanding sewing patterns.
- sewing clothes using sewing patterns.
Interested in this intensive class, but not sure if it's a good match for your skill level? Email us! We are excited to talk Camp with you.
What's Included
- One two-day intensive course taught by a sewing instructor who specializes in fashion and garment sewing. Tools and supplies not included. Select intensives may require supply kits for purchase. Please read class descriptions carefully.
- Access to a sewing work space that considers the unique needs of our campers and their class projects, in addition to the limitations of our summer camp venue.
- For classes that require a sewing machine, sewing machines for use at Camp. Campers may bring their own machines if they prefer.
- For classes that require a serger, sergers for use at Camp. Campers may bring their own machines if they prefer.
- Irons and ironing boards for use at Camp.
- Various craft and sewing related workshops, which take place in addition to each camper's two-day intensive course. Select workshops may require supply kits for purchase to participate.
- Camp activities including our PJ Party, Makers Fair, Me-Made Spectacular, and Fashion Show.
- Additional Camp activities which may include hiking, rock climbing, ziplining, canoeing, nature workshops, and arts-and-crafts classes.
- Roundtrip shuttle bus service from Midtown Manhattan, New York City. Campers may drive themselves to Frost Valley if they prefer.
- 4-days/3-nights accommodations in our dormitory-style lodging with shared rooms of 4–6 campers in single (twin-size) bunked beds. Double and single occupancy hotel-style lodging is available on a limited basis for an additional fee.
- All meals from dinner Friday night through lunch Monday afternoon. All meals are served in the Camp Dining Hall, which hosts other guests at the same time. A variety of nutrition options are available at every meal, and we happily accommodate food allergies. For those with specific dietary needs, campers are put in touch with the Dining Hall directly to ensure every meal is safe.
- A variety of snacks throughout each sewing day.
- Access to Workroom Social's private online community, socialsewists.com. All retreat planning materials are located on Social Sewists, and campers can connect with each other before and after the event there as well.
The ABCs of Camp (Our Campy FAQ)
Got questions about the nitty gritty details of Camp? Check out The ABCs of Camp, a Frequently Asked Questions article. It's a fun way to learn a bit more about what to expect from your weekend at Camp.
COVID Vaccinations
After researching vaccines, talking to healthcare professionals, and thinking about our community of campers and staffers, for Fall Camp 2024 we continue to require updated COVID vaccinations as recommended by the CDC.
Keeping up to date with the CDC’s COVID-19 vaccination recommendations helps reduce the spread of the virus in our communities. Here's how:
- Public Health Impact: High vaccination rates contribute to overall community protection, making it harder for the virus to spread as widely. This can be referred to as community immunity. This helps protect those who cannot be vaccinated, such as individuals with certain medical conditions. The overall effect of widespread vaccination is a reduced incidence of the disease, which protects vulnerable populations. World Health Organization, CDC, World Economic Forum
- Lower Transmission Rates: Vaccinated individuals are less likely to contract COVID-19, and if they do, they generally have a lower viral load, making them less contagious. This significantly reduces the likelihood of spreading the virus to others. Mayo Clinic, World Health Organization, Yale Medicine, CDC
- Shorter Period of Contagiousness: Vaccinated people typically clear the virus faster than unvaccinated individuals, meaning they are contagious for a shorter period. This helps to further limit the spread of the virus. CDC, Mayo Clinic, World Economic Forum
- Reduced Severity of Illness: The COVID-19 vaccines help reduce the severity of illness if one does get infected. This leads to fewer hospitalizations and deaths, which also contributes to less overall transmission as there are fewer severe cases in the community. Johns Hopkins, World Health Organization, Oxford University
These points underscore the critical role that vaccines play in controlling the spread of COVID-19 and protecting our community health.
With these things in mind, you can read our full COVID-19 policies on Workroom Social's Terms of Service page.
Terms of Service and Refund Policy
Thank you for being a part of our community! Whether you are coming to see us in our Brooklyn studio, working with our fabrics or patterns, or joining us at Camp Workroom Social, we want to ensure that every Workroom Social sewist has the best experience possible. To help with this, please read and understand our Terms of Service and Refund Policy before you register for an event or buy a product from us. When you register for an event or buy a product from us, you agree to our Terms of Service and Refund Policy.
Our Terms of Service and Refund Policy include important information and policies regarding COVID-19. Both are updated regularly, so please click through to read them in full.
If you have questions about these terms and policies, please reach out before you register for an event or buy a product. You can email us at hello @ workroomsocial.com or call us at 646-481-1650. We are here and happy to help you!
Travel Insurance
Due to the unique nature of travel events like Camp Workroom Social retreats, we are unable to issue refunds due to delays or changes in travel plans. We strongly encourage all participants to research and consider purchasing a travel insurance plan to cover your Camp Workroom Social expenses. Research and understand how issues relating to COVID-19 are covered or not covered by different agencies and policies. Here are some resources to help get you started with your research.