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DRUMMING CIRCLES

The Making of the Mother Drum

The hollowed out section of the Cottonwood tree stump Positioning of the Buffalo hide
        Hollowed out section of Cottonwood Tree                      Positioning of the Buffalo Hide
Stretching the Buffalo Hide Lacing the Buffalo hide
                Stretching the Buffalo Hide                                      Lacing the Buffalo Hide
Building the drum stand Making the drum beaters
               Building the Drum Stand                                            Making the Drum Beater
The finished Mother Drum
The image above is our completed Buffalo Mother Drum that is used during our monthly drumming circles. Please contact us or click here for dates, times and locations.  Below is a gallery of some drumming circles we've had in the past.  During the Winter months, we will have them indoors.  During the Summer, we have some awsome locations to get closer to nature.

PAST DRUMMING CIRCLES


Medicine Wheel Pipe Ceremony                     Skyline Sanctuary Drumming Circle

DEDICATION ON THE PLATTE RIVER


Platte River Drumming Circle site

 Casting Offering in the Platte River                Platte River Drumming Circle Attendees

MEDICINE WHEEL DRUMMING CIRCLE

The 5-8-2004 gathering for the Medicine Wheel Drumming Circle

 

FALL EQUINOX DRUMMING CIRCLE



The 9-19-2004 St Mary's Glacier
Fall Equinox Drumming Circle


ELITCH PAVILION DRUMMING CIRCLE


Colorado Coalition for the trees drumming at Elitch Pavilion

RED ROCKS DRUMMING CIRCLES


Drumming at the Red Rocks Amphitheatre September 24th, 2005


All day drumming at the Red Rocks Amphitheatre May 13, 2006



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