DRUM WORKSHOPS

$35.00

Step into the rhythms of Afro-Brazilian percussion — no experience necessary. Our pop-up workshops bring the energy of Carnaval and samba reggae into a welcoming, hands-on studio setting, where beginners and experienced players alike learn side by side.

Sessions run 1–2 hours, taught in the tradition of Brazilian community music — where rhythm isn't performed for an audience so much as shared with everyone in the room. A limited number of drums are provided; if you have your own, please bring it.

Open to kids and adults. Click "Enroll" to see upcoming dates.

Step into the rhythms of Afro-Brazilian percussion — no experience necessary. Our pop-up workshops bring the energy of Carnaval and samba reggae into a welcoming, hands-on studio setting, where beginners and experienced players alike learn side by side.

Sessions run 1–2 hours, taught in the tradition of Brazilian community music — where rhythm isn't performed for an audience so much as shared with everyone in the room. A limited number of drums are provided; if you have your own, please bring it.

Open to kids and adults. Click "Enroll" to see upcoming dates.


[ What to expect ]

ARTISTIC INTERPRETATION —

Rhythm and movement in the Afro-Brazilian tradition leave room for individual expression — students learn the foundational patterns, then find their own feel and voice within them.

COGNITIVE CONDITIONING —

Drumming and dance build coordination, timing, and focus in real time — training the ear and body to work together, not separately.

STAGE PRESENCE —

Even in a workshop setting, students learn to carry themselves with confidence — the posture and presence that comes from feeling grounded in a rhythm or movement.

TECHNICAL MASTERY —

Core rhythms and movement vocabulary are broken down and built up step by step, so beginners leave with real technique, not just an experience.

MOCK PERFORMANCES —

Each session builds toward a closing run-through, where the group brings everything together — a low-pressure taste of performing in the tradition these rhythms come from.

[ Frequently asked questions ]