• Humor Camp – North, October 8-11, 2026 in Jamestown, New York – home of the National Comedy Center and the Lucy Desi Museum.
• Humor Camp is not a program of the National Comedy Center.
• Humor Camp is an informative, mindful, social and spiritual humor retreat held in a unique setting that is creatively dedicated to developing a deeper relationship to laughter; the universal human connection.
• Stay tuned – Humor Camp is happily hosting events in other cities, too! Humor Camp – Midwest, July 15-18, 2027 in Vincennes, Indiana – home of the Red Skelton Museum of American Comedy. Then, join us at Humor Camp – South, October 14-17, 2027 in Sarasota, Florida – in collaboration with Sunshine from Darkness. Details coming soon!

Why Attend Humor Camp?

• To Laugh – To Learn – To Connect – To Earn (CEU’s, that is) – To Lead yourself (and others) toward using Humor with greater understanding, increased confidence, safety, precision and lasting impact as we strive toward creating a better world.
• Why now?  In today’s disconnected and all too often impersonal world, Humor Camp joyfully delivers an in-person, face-to-face and very human learning experience.
• Humor Camp is designed to engage campers in in-depth, relevant and professional content and deliver an immersive, interactive, fun and potentially life-changing experience.
• Examine session details and register at: https://humor-camp.ce-go.com/humor-camp-2026

Who Should Attend Humor Camp?

• Humor Camps will benefit persons who want to bring lightness to others they meet throughout their day.
• Nurses, educators/teachers, caregivers, therapists, counselors, and other professionals and practitioners serving such areas as hospitality, health care, mental health, human resources, faith communities, prevention, rehabilitation and recovery.
• Also, persons wanting to strengthen their personal relationships, such as related to their marriage/partnership, as a parent, or living with or caring for elders.
• Leaders and decision-makers in workplaces, agencies, communities and families who want to better-understand how Humor can help them help others to cope, communicate and connect in meaningful ways.