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Women's Woodland Drumming Circle

  • Conham River Park 175 Lower Conham Vale Bristol, England, BS15 3AU United Kingdom (map)

Awaken your primal spirit and remember your true essence as part of nature through our sacred Women's Drumming Circle Series.

As the wheel of the year turns, we gather beneath the canopy of Conham River Park's woodlands to embody each season's unique energy.

Since the dawn of humanity, women have gathered in wild spaces to drum, dance, and sing in harmony with the earth's rhythms. Our circles tap into this ageless wisdom.

What to expect

Each gathering is a unique journey, guided by the season's energy:

  • Drumming and free-form movement in a woodland setting

  • Sacred fire ceremony and seasonal energy alignment

  • Intuitive chanting and reflective meditation

  • Unleash your authentic voice and movement

  • Connection with like-minded women in a supportive sisterhood

  • Guided, free-flow drumming sessions for all skill levels

  • Voluntary sharing

  • Align your energy with nature's cycles

What to Bring

  • Your drum / rattle (there are some spare rattles available)

  • Comfortable, weather-appropriate clothing and boots

  • A camping mat or camping chair to sit on

  • Water, a thermos of tea and/or mug and a light snack to share

  • A torch

  • Anything else to make you comfortable

  • An open heart and curious spirit

    No refunds or transfers policy

    Our drumming circles are priced below market value at £7 to keep them accessible to the community. Due to this pricing model and administrative costs, I cannot offer refunds or process transfers. However, participants are welcome to independently sell or transfer their spot to another person.

 

Years of exploring this drumming magic has led me to start creating the "Drum Spirit Oracle"

Whether you're called to shamanic journeys or the energy of a drum circle, these cards can help you discover what drum medicine you need right now.

Curious? Just click on the image to explore the full set with meanings.

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