September drum activities

Bagua Drum Circle — Friday September 26, 2008 — 9:00 pm - 11:30 pm — 4736 N.E. 2nd Avenue
Miami, FL (305) 757-9857. Rain or (moon) Shine! - If it’s pleasant out, we can drum in the garden, and if it’s wet, we can play inside.

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Gypsy Village (with drum circle) Saturday September 27, 2008 — 7:00 pm - 1:00 am — Tobacco Road
626 South Miami Avenue Miami, FL 33130 305-953-5546
This event is free before 9pm and has a $5.00 cover charge afterwards. This is being put on solely by us The Witch’s Garden and drummers are welcome to jam the WHOLE time. We will have an inner cicle setup within the vendors village with limited seating but lots of space for the drumcircle.Please feel free to bring your own seating and try carpooling to save on the vallet fee of $5.Everyone over 21 is welcome. Come out fellow hippies,white folk,brown folk ,rich folk, poorfolk, begginers, experts, spectators,spiritualist, witches, born agains, and basically all mankind for a nice community gathering of pure positive energy to be raised in this circle through drum and dance.For more information contact Marizel & Armando 305-953-5546

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and last but not least:
Oak Grove Park Drum Circle — Sunday 28, 2008 4:00 pm - 6:00 pm Oak Grove Park 690 NE 159 Street Miami, FL FREE EVENT

Tequesta Drum Circle - September 22, 2008

The Tequesta Drum Circle celebrating The Autumn Equinox 2008 - MONDAY, September 22, 2008
At Hugh Taylor Birch State Park 3109 E Sunrise Blvd. Ft. Lauderdale, FL 33304 from 7pm - 12am
Huge Bonfire, Belly Dancers, Fire Spinners, Community Altar (?), Short ceremony - around 10pm.
Beautiful Florida Autumn Night!

Come PICNIC style. Bring water, snacks, citronella, your bright smiles and good energy.
The seasonal altar will be placed for all to collectively charge their items (be sure to take your items home!) Environmentalist and holistic information welcome at entrance table. There will be a SHORT ceremony around 9pm or so conducted by Live Oak Kindred, Asatru group.

Miami beach full moon weekend September 13 14 15

Yes, the full moon approaches, and that means that the Miami Beach full moon circle is around the corner.
Check the full moon page for more info.
Have in mind, respect the beach and everybody around you [ Even the people that would enjoy it the morning after the percussion feast] and be careful with the things you take to the beach. Trashcans can be full, and leaving dangerous glass and aluminum cans on the sand is not an option.

Also, Earthdance is this weekend. Saturday September 13 from 9 pm http://www.myspace.com/earthdancemiami
There’s a $20 charge fee, I think is less if you RSVP. Many good local bands play that night, their page doesn’t mention anything about a drum circle… hope someone can clarify this!

and last,
I’m posting a new page with all the videos produced for the blog. Hope to have more time to produce a couple more. Have fun this weekend, take care.