Indigenous Peoples Day Community (free) Drum Circle

Name: Indigenous Peoples Day Community (free) Drum Circle
Start: 2024-10-12T18:00:00-06:00
End: 2024-10-12T21:00:00-06:00
Location: Peaceful Meadow Retreat

Schedule

Sat Oct 12 2024 at 06:00 pm to 09:00 pm

UTC-06:00

Location

Peaceful Meadow Retreat | Boulder, CO

Join us for a special Indigenous Peoples Day Drum Circle hosted by The Sunshine Rhythm Collective on October 12th, 2024, at 6 PM at The Peaceful Meadow Retreat in Boulder, Colorado. Drumming has deep roots in Indigenous cultures, symbolizing unity, healing, and connection to the Earth. This community drum circle honors those traditions, bringing us together to celebrate and reflect on the significance of Indigenous Peoples Day.
No experience is necessary, and no drum is required—just bring your spirit and be part of the rhythm! We provide drums and welcome all to this 100% free event. Our circles take place monthly, offering a space for community, connection, and joy.
Let’s come together in harmony and celebrate this important day!
*No Fire Allowed: For safety reasons, absolutely no open flames or fires are permitted within the drum circle area. This helps prevent any accidental fires and preserves the natural environment.
*Respect the Environment: Treat the mountain surroundings with utmost respect. Avoid damaging or disturbing plants, wildlife, and natural features. Leave no trace of your presence by properly disposing of any trash.
*Be Kind and Inclusive: Embrace a spirit of inclusivity and kindness. Welcome drummers of all skill levels and backgrounds to join the circle. Share the rhythm and the experience in a friendly and welcoming manner.
*Respect Personal Space: When drumming in a group, it's important to respect each other's personal space. Be mindful of your drum's reach and ensure that everyone has enough room to play comfortably.
*Follow Organizers' Instructions: If there are designated organizers or leaders for the drum circle, follow their instructions regarding timing, breaks, and any specific guidelines they provide.
*Respect Cultural Traditions: If there are cultural or traditional elements associated with the drumming, be respectful of them. Avoid appropriating or misusing symbols, rituals, or instruments.
*Pack In, Pack Out: Bring your own instruments and equipment, and make sure to take everything with you when you leave. Leave the area as you found it, or better.
*Emergency Preparedness: Be prepared for changes in weather or unforeseen circumstances. Bring appropriate clothing, water, and any necessary items to ensure your comfort and safety.
*Quiet Hours: If the drum circle occurs during a time when others may be resting nearby, respect quiet hours and keep the volume level appropriate.
*Non-Discrimination: Everyone is welcome regardless of race, gender, age, religion, or background. Maintain an atmosphere of inclusivity and avoid any form of discrimination.
*Focus on Rhythm, Not Competition: Drum circles are about collective harmony, not competition. Encourage cooperation and collaboration rather than trying to outshine others.
*Consent and Boundaries: Always obtain consent before including others in the drum circle or touching their instruments. Respect each person's personal boundaries.
*Leave Egos Behind: Engage with a spirit of humility and a willingness to learn from others. Drumming is a shared experience that transcends individual egos.
... By adhering to these rules, we can create a safe, enjoyable, and respectful drum circle experience for all participants while preserving the beauty of the mountain environment. *SRC
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