Children are rocking out in St. Pete, at a camp designed to uplift kids who may not typically feel supported. Girls Rock St. Pete offers them a safe space to openly express themselves. About 50 girls and non-binary kids ages 8 to 17 come into camp, and are assigned a role in a band. Members are given an instrument they’ve never used to write a song together and prepare to perform it at the end of the week at Jannus Live. “I just think it’s the epitome of community,” one camper said. “You are so welcome here.” The founder of the camp, Rachael Sibilia, says this isn’t just about music. She says they want to give campers the opportunity to be their authentic selves. MORE: https://www.wtsp.com/article/news/local/pinellascounty/st-pete-music-camp-girls-nonbinary-kids/67-1b9a8243-c5ee-47f6-86e7-384878daccff