Hyderabad is one of the locations, out of many cities and places, we cater to within India.

Drum Circle as an experience is a dynamic, rhythmic delight where participants use an instrument called a djembe to come together and create harmony. It’s a captivating blend of team-building and musical expression, making it a unique and memorable event.

We cater to groups of all sizes. Be it an intimate team of 15 or a large gathering of 2000+, our workshops are customisable to accommodate anywhere from a dozen to several participants for an immersive Drum Circle workshop.

Drum circle is a versatile and perfect activity for various occasions. From corporate events fostering team harmony to celebratory occasions creating joyful beats, our Drum Circle sessions add a rhythmic touch to team-building, conferences, and festive events alike.

The commercials for booking a drum circle activity depend on various variables such as the number of participants, location in the city of Hyderabad or outskirts, logistics, facilitation, number of sessions or batches, other miscellaneous overheads, etc. After consideration of the above variables, our team of experts arrives at a cost. Hence, there is no fixed price or package for the Drum Circle and other similar activities. Feel free to get in touch with us for the commercials.

The duration of the drum circle activity depends upon the time the group has at hand and, somewhat on occasion, the setup that is there. We recommend a minimum duration of 30 to 45 minutes for a good experience; however, we can also stretch the same up to an hour or so.

We get the drums, a.k.a., djembes (7 to 8 inches in diameter), for you at the venue of your choice. What we need from you is an appropriate seating arrangement. Another important aspect is that, depending on the number of participants as well as the nature of the venue, certain specific audio technical support is essential, like speakers, mixers, specific microphones, etc. Drum circles can be conducted in closed banquets and ballrooms, in open spaces, on side office premises, and in the groom’s procession at weddings.