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Fifth Annual |
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The Premier Drum and Dance Circle Event of the Season!
We have two belly dancing workshops this year! Featuring Erzulie and Cristina Soares! |
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What to Bring?
*Water: An important drumming tool Keeping yourself hydrated while drumming is of the utmost importance. It's especially important during hot weather, or if your hands hurt or bruise. (If your hands hurt, you probably need to work on your technique too.) Drink a little water, here and there during the session, even if you don't feel thirsty. Don't overdo it. |
What is provided?
If you don't own a drum, you should contact your local drum circle facilitator before the festival date and make arrangements for a loaner or rental. It is your responsibility to take care of this ahead of time, since we can't easily provide loaner drums on the day of the festival. You are welcome to bring melodic instruments to the festival (flute, didgeridoo, etc) but should expect to be totally drowned out by the drums most of the time. There may be some quiet moments when your instrument may be heard, so take your chances. Poi spinners are also encouraged to show off their moves wherever they can find room to not bonk anybody on the head. But for safety reasons, we'll have to just say "no" to flame spinners. |
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What to Leave? Nothing, but great vibrations! We must leave the park in the same condition that we found it, or we will not be welcome back. Please pick up after yourself and others throughout the day. That will really help to make our final sweep of the area a manageable chore. |
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What will the day look like?
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