Each evening, campers and staff assemble at the Horseshoe parade field in a unique ceremony that has been around since the opening of Camp Horseshoe.

Camp is a rich experience, one for all the senses. You might hear some fantastical sounds you never knew existed or wondered what the origins are of that fabulous music you heard. This exhibit captures the wonderful mix of sounds one encounters during their week at Horseshoe.

Pageants have been part of the Camp Horseshoe program from the beginning.  The style and form of these pageants have changed throughout the camp’s history.  This room captures the metamorphosis from the elaborate dramatic plays of the 20s and 30s to the ceremonial campfire pageants of today.

Camp Horseshoe’s Original Jug Band, the Sump Pumps began performing at camp in the 1960s with a variety of instruments for a funky folksy style all their own.

Camp Jubilee’s Rock N’ Rollers from the 1980s, who sang lots of original camp hits back in the day and still perform at special events like HSRAA reunions, OA banquets and conclaves.