Full Drum Circle Bonfire

    Past event
    Thu, Jan 25, 2024 · 6:00 pm – 10:00 pm
    Jim Nance Park, Indialantic

    Meeting on the beach from 6-10pm (use the beach access located behind the restrooms)
    🪵 Donations of commercially available firewood packages are needed and greatly appreciated!
    This is bonfire season so bring your favorite light toys! 🔥
    Moon rise is at 7:30pm
    Please:
    – Abide by local laws. Don’t put our group at risk by doing illegal activities.
    – No smoking or vaping inside or around the circle. Preferably go outside the crowd, downwind where the smoke will not bother anyone as there are children and people with allergies to think of.
    – No Glass on the beach.
    – No alcohol. Intoxicated behavior will not be tolerated and you will be asked to leave.
    – Dogs are not allowed on this beach.
    – Ask permission before playing someone else’s drum. Remove all hand and wrist jewelry to prevent any damage.
    – Leave a large enough inner circle space for all of our wonderful dancers.
    – Dancers, try to encourage movement around the inner circle as this helps increase the flow of energy between the dancers and the drummers.
    – Spectators, please allow the front line of the circle for drummers and dancers. We need to be able to see and hear each other play in order to keep cohesive rhythms So if space is tight, and you are there to soak in the vibes, please consider sitting behind a drummer forming an outer circle.
    – Pack out your trash, leave nothing behind.
    – MOST OF ALL… We are here to have fun and provide a SAFE and WELCOMING space for all… so relax, smile, enjoy, stay positive, and please be kind and respectful to one another 💛
    Thank you for your cooperation and understanding.
    Happy drumming! 💙🙏💙

    When
    Thu, Jan 25, 2024 · 6:00 pm – 10:00 pm
    Website
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    Category
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    Organizer
    Space Coast Drum and Dance

    Venue

    Jim Nance Park
    201 N Miramar Ave, Indialantic, FL 32903
    Directions / map

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