African Drum Workshop
Tuesday 15 April 2025
Times
11.00AM – 11.45AM
1.00PM – 2.00PM
Pricing
(+ $1.50 booking fee per ticket)
Venue: Cloisters Studio
Learn to play African drums in a drum circle. You will learn a range of basic techniques to play the drum, learn some fun rhythm games, sing a song and learn how to play all together as a group. It’s so much fun, so good for the brain and working as a collective.
Caregivers are encouraged to book a ticket to participate alongside their child and have some fun together. The first session is especially created for 5- 10 year olds and their caregivers (tickets must be purchased for those caregivers wanting to take part) to play together and the second session is for older children.
Session Times
11am session for children between 5-10 years.
1pm session for children over 10 years.
This event is part of our April 2025 School Holiday Fun programme.
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