Cultural Drum Circles

Tam Tam Sacree Drums facilitates a culturally specific drum circle which is a group of people drumming together with each one playing one rhythm part without stopping or changing for the length of the pre-prescribed drumming part. That single part is locked into a combination of other rhythm parts that create an amazingly complex and powerful rhythm song. That rhythm song has a name, a purpose, and cultural history that has been passed down from generation to generation. That rhythm song can be played for an extended period of time. 

A drum circle is a rhythm-based event that utilizes a variety of hand drums and percussion instruments to empower participants with the ability to create beautiful, spontaneous music. Drumming and cooperatively creating rhythmic based music as part of a group is a kinesthetic activity that involves everyone regardless of musical experience or ability.

A drum circle benefits individuals by connecting them to a common purpose of creative self-expression. Drum circles are routinely utilized by community groups, corporations and organizations, support groups, children, youth at risk, well and unwell elderly, teachers, religious groups, college student groups, to name but a few. All of these groups have found the power that drum circles have to create an environment for joy, expression, team building, stress relief and communication.

Drum circles offer numerous benefits for individuals and communities. Whether you’re a seasoned musician or a beginner, participating in a drum circle can be a fun and rewarding way to improve your health, connect with others, and express yourself creatively.

Pricing varies and is dependent upon the length of event time, multiple sessions in the same day or multiple days.

We can setup either indoor or outdoors. It could be in a conference room or outside on the grounds or at the fire pit area.

 Benefits of a Drum Circle:Interactive Team Building Drum Circles can be extremely effective for companies that want to enhance the generation of new ideas and better teamwork. When people discover that they can collectively produce a good rhythm without any musical training or background, they start to realize that they can be more effective at work by putting their heads together and working as a team.Drum circles have other numerous benefits, both for individuals and for communities as a whole. Here are some of the key benefits of participating in a drum circle. 

Reduces stress and promotes relaxation. Drumming has been shown to lower stress levels and promote relaxation. The rhythmic vibrations of the drums can help to calm the nervous system and reduce anxiety.When playing music, you have to be focused and present in the moment. This can help you let go of other distractions and worries, allowing you to be more mindful and present in the present moment. 

Since drum circles can be joined by people with a wide range of musical abilities, it opens more opportunities for people to participate who don’t have any other music performance outlets.

Boosts the immune system. Studies have shown that drumming can boost the immune system by increasing the production of natural killer cells, which help to fight off infections and diseases.

Improves cognitive function. Drumming requires coordination, concentration, and memory skills, which can help to improve cognitive function and enhance brain connectivity.

Enhances social connections. Drum circles provide a fun and engaging way to connect with others and build social connections. They are inclusive and accessible to people of all ages and backgrounds.Increases creativity.

Drumming is a form of creative expression that encourages experimentation and improvisation. It can help to boost creativity and inspire new ideas.

Promotes physical fitness. Drumming is a physical activity that can help to improve cardiovascular health, strength, and endurance.

Fosters a sense of community. Drum circles bring people together in a shared musical experience that can help to foster a sense of community and belonging.

Supports emotional well-being. Drumming has been shown to help reduce depression and improve emotional well-being by increasing the release of endorphins, which are natural mood boosters. Improves communication skills.

Drumming is a form of nonverbal communication that can help to improve communication skills and enhance interpersonal connections.

Encourages mindfulness. Drumming requires focus and attention to the present moment, which can help to promote mindfulness and reduce stress.