Beatin' Path Rhythm Events - Drum Circles in the School
Rhythm is a universal language that bridges differences of culture, race, and gender. For children of all ages, playing a drum or rhythm instrument in a safe and fun environment gives them a new voice in which they can express themselves and interact with others.
At Beatin' Path we celebrate this self expression and seek to enhance cognitive, social and recreational skills through high energy rhythm events!
At a Beatin' Path rhythm event each student is provided a drum or rhythm instrument and guided through a series of games and interactions that emphasize teamwork, communication and creativity. Connections are also made to math, history and language skills, making a rhythm event the perfect way to support and enhance school curriculum!
By creating 'in the moment' music on percussion instruments from around the world, students also celebrate diversity and learn to better appreciate global cultures!
In School Field Trips * Cultural Arts Celebrations * Family Fun Nights
After School Programs * Student Orientations
A Beatin’ Path In The School Drum Circle |
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With a wide collection of drums, shakers, bells, woodblocks and boomwhackers, Beatin' Path can equip an after school program for 30 students or an assembly program for 300. Whether it's a pre-school family fun night or a university freshman orientation, Beatin' Path provides a rhythm based experience that is engaging, educational, and fun!
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ARTIST IN RESIDENCEFor schools, arts centers, and community programs seeking to offer a more in depth cultural experience, Beatin' Path presents Artist in Residence programs. Beatin' Path's educational and drum circle programs are combined to create a well rounded experience that stimulates cultural awareness and interactive learning. For more information contact info@beatinpathrhythmevents.com or call 1(800) 573-1087. |
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School Drum Circle Testimonial
"Your multi-cultural engagement took our students not only on a journey around the world and back into history but into themselves and beyond peer pressure, into the common beat that we share as an earth community."
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