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Senior Dining Hall Mural Restoration Though we have standard Service Weekend projects (wood burning name tags, cutting team ties, sweeping…
Read MoreSloan Mulloy, TR ’19, found a way to incorporate a special Nakanawa symbol into an exhibition for her graduate program.…
Read MoreWhen the South Loudoun Youth Chorale (SLYC) dismisses for the evening, the energy spilling out of the rehearsal space is…
Read MoreThe echoes of campers laughing and the sunlight shimmering on Lake Aloaloa carry more thannostalgia for Mariela Moscoso, TR 90.…
Read MoreThe Executive Director Search Committee has spent the past few months meeting and interviewing a talented pool of candidates. While…
Read MoreThe “Hats Off to Karen Hale” campaign has been a joyful outpouring of gratitude, with a sea of hats—caps, visors,…
Read MoreWhat a weekend! With 75 campers, 68 mothers, grandmothers, aunts, and friends, and 28 smiling staff, camp was alive with…
Read MoreWith tremendous excitement we introduce to you Camp Nakanawa’s Director of Development, Britney Sink! Were it July in Mayland, Britney…
Read MoreKaren was famous for her inflatable horse at the Hoedown!
Read MoreAll of us have at least one Nakanawa touchstone. For Elizabeth Lewis Sankovitch (TR 77), Camp provided her the opportunity…
Read MoreMay Musings: As we look forward to the Service Weekend 2025, many thoughts and plans begin to take shape. They…
Read MoreA Successful Service Weekend is in the Books! Almost 65 women – former campers, counselors, and “friends of camp” –…
Read MoreAlumnae Spotlight Claims to fame for Clarksville, Tennessee include The Monkees hit, “The Last Train to Clarksville” (well, sort of),…
Read MoreRegistration Now Open We are delighted to announce that registration is now open for our beloved Mother Daughter Weekend at…
Read MoreTR ‘77 (Left to Right): Danna English, Charlotte Robinson, Allison Horan Wiltison , Charlotte Cunningham Burton, Frances Robinson Snipes, Elizabeth…
Read MoreAs we count down the days to sunshine on Lake Aloaloa, it’s time to start gathering gear and goodies for…
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