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Come join us in creating the magic! Experience the joy of traveling through the portals into the other worlds! Feel the power and healing of drumming in community!
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Join us again in the East Bay hills to greet the sun on Solstice morning!
Continue readingYou are cordially invited to a Free Concert to celebrate the season, presented by the Stewart Tartan Pipes and Drums of San Francisco. Bagpipes and Drums, Scottish Fiddlers, Highland Dancing, Scottish Ballads.
Continue readingAll the joy, hope, laughter, and spirit of the season come together in a night of storytelling, song and dance that sparkles with life and a wee bit of Irish magic.
Continue readingYou are cordially invited to a Free Concert to celebrate the season, presented by the Stewart Tartan Pipes and Drums of San Francisco. Bagpipes and Drums, Scottish Fiddlers, Highland Dancing, Scottish Ballads.
Continue readingCome join us in creating the magic! Experience the joy of traveling through the portals into the other worlds! Feel the power and healing of drumming in community!
Continue readingIn this dark moon workshop, we will explore the theme of The Birdcage and the Bird, the idea that our symbols and personifications for natural forces are not the forces themselves, but the birdcage we create to entice the bird, the spirit itself.
Continue readingCraftswomen, Drumming, Chanting, Dancing in Community and Sisterhood. Bring your drums, rattles, and a picture of an Ancestor for the Ancestor Altar.
Continue readingCome join us in creating the magic! Experience the joy of traveling through the portals into the other worlds! Feel the power and healing of drumming in community!
Continue readingThe Maafa ritual, October 12, 2014, is an honoring of our past and a prayer for our future. All black people are invited to come and share in this time of remembrance. We ask for this one event, those who support the well-being of black people respect our desires about the commemoration ceremony and mourning ritual.
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