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Australia West African Drumcircles

Townsville, Queensland	Tascott, NSW 2250	Tuncurry, NSW 2428
Every First Sunday 1:00 - 4:00pm Drum Circle (OPEN) Palmetum (at the wooden gazebo - next to small pond) Everyone is welcome to come along to this drum circle. The style is fairly open. Sometimes we do West African rhythms and sometimes Cuban rhythms. We also do a lot of on the spot improvisation (facilitated by myself) - very similar to the stuff Arthur Hull does. It has been going for a couple of years. However, given the small size of our city (approx. 110,000 population) we usually get no more than 20 people coming along with their drums. The more regular ones usually bring extra drums for people. Plenty of trees and shade so lots more come to just sit and listen and have a picnic. Cost: FREE Alex says: "I think that's all I could think of. Oh and we do get all sorts of drums there including doumbeks, bodhrans (poor fellow - he always cannot be heard on top of everyone so now he has bought himself a djembe), log drums, congas, djembes etc. etc. etc." Email Alex for more info.	Thursday 20:00 (8 pm) Tim Green, E-mail West African, Middle Eastern, Tribal, Rhythmaculture, Latin DC_Location: Kincumba Kiosk, Island View Drive via Kincumber Street Kincumber, Central Coast	Fridays 7pm Location varies from beachside caves to Public Parks to private property. But al within half hours drive of Tuncurry. New South Wales. Australia Comments: Our circle is totally organic. Every rhythm just in the now. All ways always welcome. We do full moon circles, an annual gathering and drum circle crawls. CommUnityContactPerson: Keith Thompson. E-mail: Subscribe to our drumcircle listserv