MUSIC + PLANTS + ART + SOIL = A LIVING ADVENTURE!
It's Summer enrichment season! ROVER the Nature-School-Bus is on the move, turning heads and hearts toward the essential arts of creative self- expression, resource management, and environmental stewardship.
Our camps provide rich opportunities for hand-writing, hand-building, and hands-on learning in direct connection to the natural world. We also incorporate mindfulness, social-emotional skills, fundamental movement, and story-telling. We share, and reflect. We keep asking questions. And we drink plenty of water.
Camps run from 9:30 am to 2:00 pm, Monday through Friday. Tuition is $385 per week. Siblings are eligible for a 50% discount. If your family wants to participate and the cost of tuition is not accessible, please contact us to learn about scholarship and work-trade opportunities.
It's Summer enrichment season! ROVER the Nature-School-Bus is on the move, turning heads and hearts toward the essential arts of creative self- expression, resource management, and environmental stewardship.
Our camps provide rich opportunities for hand-writing, hand-building, and hands-on learning in direct connection to the natural world. We also incorporate mindfulness, social-emotional skills, fundamental movement, and story-telling. We share, and reflect. We keep asking questions. And we drink plenty of water.
Camps run from 9:30 am to 2:00 pm, Monday through Friday. Tuition is $385 per week. Siblings are eligible for a 50% discount. If your family wants to participate and the cost of tuition is not accessible, please contact us to learn about scholarship and work-trade opportunities.
@ Duomo Gardens
July 14th to 18th, 2025
9:30 am to 2:00 pm
ages 4-14
Join us at DUOMO GARDENS (located in the North Park/Normal Heights neighborhood of San Diego) for a week of delightful exploration into rhythm, words, plants, and worms! We've got plenty of drums and other instruments; kids are welcome to bring their favorite musical implements, too. In addition to creative writing and song-building time, there will be plenty of opportunities to share songs and stories on stage. Best of all, we'll be graced with surprise guest appearances from local singer-songwriters!
We'll also learn about composting and soil biology, with an emphasis on the connection between health plants and healthy people! Students will have songs and seedlings to take home at the end of each day. Parents are invited to join us for the last hour on Friday for a showcase of our work.
We'll also learn about composting and soil biology, with an emphasis on the connection between health plants and healthy people! Students will have songs and seedlings to take home at the end of each day. Parents are invited to join us for the last hour on Friday for a showcase of our work.
ENROLL NOW!
Meet our Lead Facilitators
Gina TangGina is a mother, poet, musician, and educator focused on the cultivation of regenerative lifestyles and communities. Prior to starting Little Shepherds Nature Lab in 2021, she helped launch an award-winning student wellness center at UCSD, the nature preschool at Mindful Ways Eco-Village, and other programs focused on socio-environmental health. She loves sharing her passion for creative writing and linguistics, self-expression, nutrition, math, science, and singing with young people.
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AB NevarezAB has 35 years of experience producing community events with a focus on music, art, and education. With Duomo Gardens as an example, he teaches kids and adults from all walks of life about "terrain tending" and "soil stewarding," while promoting urban farms and gardens. AB also works with kids’ fundamental motor skills to improve physical literacy and coordination. As our Operations Director, his goal is to create environments that propel health and wellness, while having lots of fun!
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Please contact us with comments, concerns, or curiosities.
MAKING ROVER HISTORY: In July and August of 2023, Little Shepherds Nature Lab collaborated with local hubs of regenerative activity to provide immersive learning opportunities for youth aged 4-14, with an emphasis on resource consciousness, creative literacy, soil health, functional movement, and community building.
