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West African Drum Circles of Saint Augustine
“Community Unity Through Rhythm & Dance”
West African Drum Circles Of Saint Augustine (WADCSA) is an ensemble of artisans whose primary purpose is to engage the St. Augustine community in a family-friendly, free-flowing musical experience to foster unity and fellowship. Always a Free Event to both the community & the visitors who come to St. Augustine, We supply two truck-loads of drums & hand-percussion for anyone & everyone to “Join the Jam”. Though not a class, the groups aim is to welcome & educate participants through rhythm & dance on the essence of each & every person as an individual and as part of a greater whole. Together, the group weaves a circle of self-empowerment, creativity, discovery and well-being. All are encouraged in the freedom to move, sing, drum expressing themselves in balance with others, creating a universal commonality and imbuing each participant with a sense of unity, energy and the release of anxiety and tension both as individuals and as a cohesive group.
West African Drum Circles thrives on inclusiveness and relishes all opportunity’s to share this rhythmic experience with you. No experience is needed, just a willingness to learn, share and relate on a positive level with others. Special guest professional facilitators are at each event with a new genre of drumming to experience and learn.
We look forward to an educational and uplifting experience with you, your guests, and the visitors who come to Saint Augustine for a new and uniqu ... view more »
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