African djembe drum circle ⭐free⭐
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African djembe drum circle ⭐free⭐

By Dave Fuman

Djembe drum circle focusing on West African rhythms. Come with your drum or use one of several available, no experience necessary.

Date and time

Location

Bandstand Woking Park

Woking park Woking GU22 9BA United Kingdom

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Highlights

  • 2 hours
  • In person

About this event

Come and join us in our local friendly drum circle, the focus of this circle is to share traditional West African drumming patterns, practice playing and to help achieve a medative/flow state in a welcoming, friendly environment.

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Rhythmic drumming induces a relaxation response, lowering stress levels and promoting a sense of calm. The repetitive nature of drumming can provide a meditative experience, helping to disconnect from everyday stress, reduce anxiety, and promote mental clarity.

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Group drumming can also create a great sense of well being and enhance social bonds helping to promote a srong sense of community.

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If you have your own that's great but drums are provided for those without, but no jewellery please 🙏

Everyone very welcome no experience necessary, seating available.

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Overall everyone experiences the feel good fun factor, drumming never fails to put a smile on your face.

So why not come along and get your groove on with us...?

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Please contact me direct to reserve a drum for you.

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If you can't make it would you please be kind enough to let me know in time for me to offer your drum to somebody else. Thank you.

Dave 07770 532691🙂🪘🪇✨

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Drum re-skinning and servicing also available for anone in need.

I recently created a rope pulling table enabling easier and more even rope tension during the re-skinning process..

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Dave Fuman

Community drum circle 

Come and join us in our community drum circle, predominantly African djembe but all drums and abilities welcome.
There are many benefits to drumming, it's lots of fun but it can also be incredibly healing, generating a great sense of well-being and connection.
There's obviously an incredibly primeval power to drumming, it's no coincidence that they have been used in many cultures throughout history. The low frequency reverberations are known to permeate deep into the body, possibly more so than high frequencies, aiding to a sense of grounding. 
Drumming can increase alpha waves leading to a calmness and greater sense of self-awareness. Also proven to stimulate and synchronize both hemispheres of the brain at once, creating new connections and neural pathways - you can actually drum yourself smarter...!
Overall everyone experiences the fun factor though, never fails to put a smile on your face.
Free
Aug 27 · 7:00 PM GMT+1