Drum Circle

What is a Drum Circle?

A drum circle is an informal gathering of people who meet in public for the purpose of playing drums and percussion. The participants make up the music as they go along, using their listening and playing skills to make musical connections and express themselves in ways that feel right. No experience is necessary to be part of a drum circle.

Why attend a Drum Circle?

It’s fun! Rhythmic activities such as drumming have been scientifically proven to positively affect our brains. Drumming can calm and help us regulate, lift our moods, and relax us. Rhythmic drumming has been proven to improve our moods and reduce stress by increasing our endorphin levels.

Participants of drum circles repeatedly report experiencing a sense of belonging and community, reducing feelings of isolation, often felt by minority groups. Drum circles encourage participants to communicate with others in the circle through rhythm.

Please Note:

No food or drink is allowed in the Drum Circle.

Water bottles must have a lid and be kept at the side of the hall.

Please bring ear defenders/plugs with you. (There will be ear plugs available to buy for £1 CASH on the day.)

Tickets are free to families registered with PAS on a first come, first served basis.

Tickets are available for: '1 parent + 1 child' Or '1 parent + 2 children'

Children must be age 5+.

Children must be accompanied by an adult - no more than 2 children per parent/carer.