Malmesbury Mixed Drumming Circle

Join for an evening to gather and connect to the power of the drum.

Gathering just after the celebration of Lammas, the half-way point between the Summer Solstice and Autumn Equinox, a wonderful time to drum together to celebrate the first harvest and the abundance of Summer.

We will move through meditation, drumming, singing and sharing.

No drumming experience necessary, everyone is welcome.

This is a space for all to connect with the power and spirit of the drum as we drum together- there is no need to be ‘good’ or musical!

Drums/rattles will be provided. If you have your own, you are invited to bring it along so we have more to go round!

We meet at each point of the Wheel of the year, so our next circle will be for the Autumn Equinox. This will be on the 21st September, details can be found here.

Drop me an email at rootedwithbethan@gmail.com if you have any questions.

Would love to drum with you soon!
Bethan x

P.S. if you are looking to birth/make your own drum , myself and a dear friend Toni are holding drum birthing days, throughout the Autumn. Take a look below! ❤️
Monday 14th September - The Henge Shop, Avebury, Wiltshire
Sunday 11th October - Westonbirt Arboretum, Tetbury, Gloucestershire (the one you're on!)
Saturday 7th November - The Henge Shop, Avebury, Wiltshire

🌿 Rooted | Gatherings inspired by the rhythms of nature 🌿

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A bit more about me:

Bethan, a yoga, sound and drum circle facilitator, holds spaces to bring people together to ground and gather, whilst having fun and building connection to ourselves and those around us in a way that feels real, welcoming and supportive.

She came to yoga when she began to fall out of love with the general fitness world, and it has been a huge part of her journey with chronic pain, providing mobility and strength she otherwise may have never had.

Her discovery of sound healing, and then especially when re-discovering the drum, felt like a real homecoming. Not gatekeeping music and sound to the performative world where you have to be “good at it”, instead opening this up for all of us to feel into its transformational power. Bethan believes sound has an unbelievable ability to bring us into presence, release stress and find connection or clarity.

Whether a fluid flow, a restorative sound bath or an energising drumming circle, her offerings take deep inspiration around the lunar cycles and the seasons, as Bethan believes that nature and our land has so much to show us. Hence why outside of these spaces you’ll usually find her in the water, way out in the countryside (likely lost) or drumming around the stones of Avebury!