Sacred Women's Drumming Workshop
with Dianne Hawhee and Taylor Brandon 
Sacred Women's Drumming Workshop
with Dianne Hawhee and Taylor Brandon
with Dianne Hawhee and Taylor Brandon
In their drum making workshops, Taylor and Dianne not only guide you through the process of making your very own one-of-a-kind drum, but also through the process of grounding and then accessing your creative flow through feminine embodiment and expression exercises.
The result is a deep connection to your “baby” drum; a drum that is as unique as you and can be utilized as a healing tool for yourself and others. "Sacred drumming probably began as an echo of the human pulse. The pulse of our mother’s blood was our first continuous experience as we quickened in the womb.
Our physical being formed in response to the rhythms of her body. No other sensation is so basic. The beat of the priestesses’ frame drums articulated this process of creation, bonding the individual with the rhythms of the community, the environment, and the cosmos.
"The drum was the means our ancestors used to summon the goddess and also the instrument through which she spoke. The drumming priestess was the intermediary between divine and human realms. Aligning herself with sacred rhythms, she acted as summoner and transformer, invoking divine energy and transmitting it to the community." -From When The Drummers Were Women by Layne Redmond
The result is a deep connection to your “baby” drum; a drum that is as unique as you and can be utilized as a healing tool for yourself and others. "Sacred drumming probably began as an echo of the human pulse. The pulse of our mother’s blood was our first continuous experience as we quickened in the womb.
Our physical being formed in response to the rhythms of her body. No other sensation is so basic. The beat of the priestesses’ frame drums articulated this process of creation, bonding the individual with the rhythms of the community, the environment, and the cosmos.
"The drum was the means our ancestors used to summon the goddess and also the instrument through which she spoke. The drumming priestess was the intermediary between divine and human realms. Aligning herself with sacred rhythms, she acted as summoner and transformer, invoking divine energy and transmitting it to the community." -From When The Drummers Were Women by Layne Redmond
WHAT TO EXPECT
-Hike
-A somatic grounding practice to get you connected to your body and voice.
-Circle discussion about the history and significance of the hand drum for women.
-Drum and drum stick making workshop
-Activation Ceremony for the new drums
WHAT'S INCLUDED
All materials to create your own 15” deer or 18" buffalo drum
Drum stick Sweetgrass smudge
Activities and CeremonyTea and Snacks
WHAT TO BRINGY
Yoga mat
Anything you need to be able to sit comfortably (cushions, blankets etc)
Wear comfortable clothes that allow free movement
Lunch and refillable water bottle
A drum for the activation ceremony -- There will be some extra drums available
COST
$333 15” deer drum + drumstick + activities & ceremony + tea & snacks
$444 18” buffalo drum + drumstick + activities & ceremony + tea & snacks
-Hike
-A somatic grounding practice to get you connected to your body and voice.
-Circle discussion about the history and significance of the hand drum for women.
-Drum and drum stick making workshop
-Activation Ceremony for the new drums
WHAT'S INCLUDED
All materials to create your own 15” deer or 18" buffalo drum
Drum stick Sweetgrass smudge
Activities and CeremonyTea and Snacks
WHAT TO BRINGY
Yoga mat
Anything you need to be able to sit comfortably (cushions, blankets etc)
Wear comfortable clothes that allow free movement
Lunch and refillable water bottle
A drum for the activation ceremony -- There will be some extra drums available
COST
$333 15” deer drum + drumstick + activities & ceremony + tea & snacks
$444 18” buffalo drum + drumstick + activities & ceremony + tea & snacks
Bio
Dianne Hawhee and Taylor Brandon are a mother-daughter duo with a lifetime’s worth of experience in drum making, meditation, healing arts, belly dance, and yoga who are passionate about one of the oldest healing tools on Earth-- the hand drum.
It is their mission to give the gift of drumming to as many women as possible so that each woman may reclaim her ancient and sacred birthright to embody and express the Divine Feminine within.
Dianne Hawhee and Taylor Brandon are a mother-daughter duo with a lifetime’s worth of experience in drum making, meditation, healing arts, belly dance, and yoga who are passionate about one of the oldest healing tools on Earth-- the hand drum.
It is their mission to give the gift of drumming to as many women as possible so that each woman may reclaim her ancient and sacred birthright to embody and express the Divine Feminine within.
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