The Baltimore Harp Camp is an annual summer day camp for harp students of varying ages and abilities. This week-long intensive camp is an opportunity for harp students to improve upon their existing musical skills and expand their knowledge of the harp. A large portion of each day is spent focusing on ensemble playing, both as a large group involving all of the students, and in small two- or three-person groups. Music theory, ear-training, music history, and presentations on a variety of topics also take place throughout the week. The camp first began in 2009, and is founded and directed by Baltimore harp teacher Jacqueline Pollauf.

Many students find that not only do they gain skills and knowledge during the camp, but they also have opportunities for connection which do not ordinarily come their way. For most harp students, one-on-one private harp lessons are their primary form of interaction with the instrument, and it can be fun and exciting to meet other young people playing the same instrument.