Momentary Summer Camp | Music Production Studio with Big Piph (Ages 14-18)

Enter the Music Production Studio at the Momentary, where teens interested in song writing, hip hop, and visual storytelling can explore their creative interests and create something new! Led by hip hop ambassador and community activator Epiphany “Big Piph” Morrow, teens will learn how to execute their creative ideas and create their own music.

This camp is exclusive to high school students (incoming freshmen through recent graduates). Tickets are $200 ($160 for members).  Reserve your spot online or with Guest Experience at (479) 657-2335 today. 

Want to learn more about what to expect at camp? Read our Know Before You Go guide.

This camp is held at The Momentary in Bentonville.

What to Expect/Bring:

• Teens will spend time indoors in the galleries and outdoors.
• Bring a water bottle and a snack.
• The workshop lasts for the entire week (Monday – Friday), including Monday when The Momentary is closed to the public.
• We have a max capacity of 20 teens per workshop.

Drop Off & Pick Up:

• Teens can be dropped off at the The Momentary’s main entrance. A staff member will meet teens in the lobby to them check in.
• If your teen drives, parking is available in the garage, accessible via 8th Street.
• Please arrive no earlier than 20 minutes before the workshop begins and pick up your teen no later than 15 minutes after the workshop ends.

A limited number of need-based scholarships are available for all summer camps, covering 100% of registration costs. Learn more about camp scholarships.

Epiphany “Big Piph” Morrow is a Stanford-educated engineer who decided rapping was a better career choice. His work lies at the intersection of Hip Hop culture and community activation, with recent ventures into filmmaking. He is also a respected speaker and serves as a cultural ambassador, traveling to 10+ countries. Through these programs, he performs, learns, and empowers both artists and community members. Currently, he hosts and produces web series, including “The Glow” for Arkansas PBS.