How to Join a Woman's Drum Circle
Drum circles, those rhythmic enclaves of camaraderie, spirituality and hand drums, can include families, teens, men, woman or children. Many females prefer a drum circle to bond with other women and spend time getting in touch with feminine energy through drumming. If you want to join a woman's drumming circle, here's where to look.
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Contact your local woman's club or organization. This is probably the best way to find female-oriented drumming circles. A woman's drumming circle has a different focus than other drumming circles, so call or email a feminist group in your area for information on one that you can join.
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Talk to your yoga teacher, Aruvedya instructor or massage therapist. Many holistic practitioners know about healing therapy groups, which often include drum circles and woman's drum circles.
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Start your own woman's drum circle and invite others to join you. If you live in a small town or wish to participate in a small drum circle that's "just between friends," this is a good option. Ask friends or post ads to recruit members on local drum circle or women's organization websites.
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Learn about different drum rhythms and instruments. The Djembe drum, a West African hand drum, is a popular choice for drum circles, but homemade drums are often used.
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