2025 Programs and Work Parties -full list

Total Program Fee Per Day
  • Plumbing Cabin/Roundhouse Adult/Young Adult – $160.00
  • Plumbing Cabin / Roundhouse - Teen – $67.00
  • Plumbing Cabin / Roundhouse - Child 6-12 – $24.00
  • Plumbing / Roundhouse - Child 0-5 – $0.00
  • Non-Plumbing Cabin - Adult – $110.00
  • Non-Plumbing Cabin - Young Adult – $80.00
  • Non-Plumbing Cabin - Teen 13-17 – $67.00
  • Non-Plumbing Cabin - Child 6-12 – $24.00
  • Non-Plumbing Cabin - Child 0-5 – $0.00
  • RV/Tent - Adult – $90.00
  • RV/Tent - Young Adult – $75.00
  • RV/Tent - Teen 13-17 – $62.00
  • RV/Tent - Child 6-12 – $24.00
  • RV/Tent Child 0-5 – $0.00
  • Daily Visitor - Adult - Connections – $40.00
  • Daily Visitor - Young Adult - Connections – $25.00
  • Daily Visitor - Teen - Connections – $20.00
  • Daily Visitor - Child 6-12 - Connections – $20.00
  • Daily Visitor - Child 0-5 - Connections – $0.00

Connections with variable stay length

With Barbara Hebert - Discussion and Rolf Eriksen - Work Projects

Flexible Dates

NOTE:  This program is SOLD OUT.  You can register for tent camping options only at this point, by emailing us at registration@indralaya.org , or register here to be placed on the waiting list for a cabin.  Thank you for understanding!

Wednesday DINNER THROUGH Tuesday BREAKFAST

The Connections program continues its tradition of combining intergenerational work projects with lively discussion, meditation, community campfires and play time. The intention of this program is to promote stewardship of the camp’s facilities, and to nurture the relationships that connect us all. These relations, and commitment to Indralaya develop through shared experience of all kinds, including our shared labor, a centerpiece of Connections.

Schedule

A typical Connections day includes project work (about 3.5 hours), daily discussion (1.5 hours), free time, and after dinner volleyball and campfire. We usually reserve one day for a camp outing.

Projects

Connections’ participants will undertake a variety of projects from construction to forest cleaning to organization to handiwork. Participants of all ages and proficiency levels are invited to find a project that fits your interests and abilities – or helps you develop new skills. The work is structured to engage people of all skills and interests.
There will also be opportunities to volunteer in leading or supervising activities for children, work in the garden and kitchen, on the trails and elsewhere.
Most campers participate in these activities and therefore qualify for the daily staff rate. If you plan to contribute, please mark ‘daily staff’ when you register.
Please also come prepared to share your musical, dance, literary, theatric and comedic talents at evening campfire.

Families

Begun in 2023, we will also be offering more structured children’s programming coordinated by Andrie Levey-Bates and Michaela Toren.

Program Discussion

Led by Barbara Hebert.
Expanding our Understanding of Compassion

Compassion is discussed throughout the theosophical literature and in many spiritual circles, yet we rarely discuss the details of it. How do we learn to be compassionate? What does it require from us? Why should we be compassionate? This interactive week-long discussion will delve into the various aspects of compassion and will include a combination of lectures, discussions, thoughts for contemplation, and meditations.


Registration Information

NOTE:  There are NO plumbing options available.    Registration will remain open to tent campers.  You may request to be on a waiting list should any cancellations occur.  Thank you for understanding!

You may choose the specific days you will attend Connections. Please enter a beginning date and end date. The price per night for the program (accommodation plus meals plus program fees) is listed below. Note – Daily Staff provides a $55 per day discount. If you want to register multiple people, it will be necessary to create a new registration for each person.

Leaders

Barbara Hebert – Discussion
Barbara Hebert is past president of the Theosophical Society in America. A third-generation theosophist, she has been a member of the Theosophical Society since the mid 1970s and has been active in local, regional, national and international theosophical work. In her professional life, Hebert has been an educator and counselor, receiving her Ph.D. in Counselor Education. She has served in a number of different roles as counselor educator, including a private practice as a therapist and an adjunct professor at several local universities.
Learn more about Barbara Hebert – Discussion