2025 Newsletter #7

Greetings from Pemi! Somehow we’ve already arrived at the last week of the summer. Next week you’ll receive the season’s final newsletter that details all of our end-of-season festivities along with some wrap-up thoughts on Pemi’s 118th summer. Today’s newsletter will be a relatively brief effort, as I try to squeeze it in while also […]

2025 Newsletter #6

Hello from the Shores of Lower Baker Pond, We’re in the midst of another warm, beautiful stretch of weather here at Pemi, with the sun expected to be shining all week and temperatures sitting in the 80s for the next several days. As I write Pemi campers are out waterskiing, paddling on canoes and kayaks, […]

2025 Newsletter #5

Greetings from Wentworth! It’s been another busy and fun stretch here at Pemi, with the programming continuing at pace and the boys enjoying everything camp has to offer. We’ve had beautiful projects created down at Art World and in the wood shop, sublime performances at campfire, boys zipping across Lower Baker Pond on Sunfish and […]

2025 Newsletter #4

For those just starting to read our newsletters for the second session, a quick programming note at the top: Newsletters are written and sent out weekly, mostly on Tuesdays, though occasionally (like this week) the rhythm of camp can delay the newsletter until Wednesday. You’ll get a brief snippet included in the body of an […]

2025 Newsletter #3

Hello from Pemi, At the top here, and following up on Kenny’s communication earlier this week, I’ll begin this week’s newsletter by again acknowledging the pain and sorrow that all of us in the Pemi community feel for the families, camps, and everyone impacted by the recent flash floods in Texas. As Kenny said, the […]

2025 Division Heads

When speaking with families considering sending their son to Pemi, I’m frequently asked, “What makes Pemi different from other camps? What sets you apart?” I give a variety of answers to this question, as I truly believe that Pemi has many distinctive attributes: our equal focus on four stellar program areas, our private location as […]

Rainy Days at Pemi

When you conjure up an image in your head of summer in New England, chances are bright blue skies, shining water, and lush green grass quickly come to mind. And while it’s true that most days at Pemi do indeed fit this stereotype, we have a confession: sometimes it rains at camp. Try as we […]

Full Session Considerations

Full Session Boys 2024

Which session should I choose? A common question that both returning families as well as new families ask during the winter months. We firmly believe in the benefits of our multi-week, residential program and know that the longer a camper stays at Pemi, the more benefits he gains. The extra few weeks of our full, […]

Alumni News & Notes – Winter 2025

Hello Pemi Family! Over the last couple weeks, the Pemi team has been fortunate enough to enjoy alumni gatherings in New York City and Boston, where we caught up with a large number of alumni who had been at Pemi as recently as 2024 and as long ago as 1952. We love any opportunity to […]

What Is Bean Soup?

What is Bean Soup? If you have any connection to Pemi, chances are you know the answer; if you’re brand new to the community, you’re almost certainly scratching your head and saying “Huh?” Bean Soup is one of Pemi’s oldest and most cherished traditions, dating back to the summer of 1910, meaning that 2025’s serving […]

Defining Photos of 2024

With 2025 just days away, we’re excited to look back on a few of our favorite images from 2024 – a year filled with Pemi traditions, milestones, and firsts! Pemi’s 117th summer saw boys join us from 24 states and 8 countries for 3, 4, or 7 weeks of friendship, growth, fun, and adventure, all […]

2024 Newsletter #7

Hello from the much quieter shores of Lower Baker Pond, On Saturday, August 10th, Pemi’s campers scattered to the winds, returning to their homes near and far filled with tales of an incredible summer and the energy and spirit that we thrived on throughout Pemi 2024. While every Pemi summer feels, and is, special, the […]