Drums are important to Native American culture. The beating of a drum resembles the heartbeat of Mother Earth. The sound is said to improve people’s moods, restore balance, promote healing, and provide a connection with the spirits.

For similar reasons, drum circles play a considerable role in Native American culture and ceremonies. They can be a fun recreational activity or intended as a means of spiritual guidance. If you’re interested in learning more about the significance of the drum circle in Native American culture, keep reading.

What Are Drum Circles?

A drum circle is a gathering of people who play hand drums and other percussion instruments while standing or sitting in a circular formation. The gathering can range from a handful of players to thousands of participants and usually includes people of all ages and genders. There’s no experience necessary.

Led by Shamanic/Reiki Practitioner Michael LoColle & Master Reiki Practitioner Cynthia Rowley