2014 Drumming Socials – Hilo

marsfulllife • March 21, 2014

Aloha Full Life Ohana

We are excited to let you know that our first drumming social this year will include the return of Paul Sakamoto and his amazing Puna Taiko Drumming group!

As this event grows more into a celebration of arts, inclusion and strengthening our community, we invite more activities to match our diverse community!

WHEN:  Friday, March  28th  2:30-5:30  Mohouli Park  (see poster for other dates)

Participants will Listen, Learn & Play basic percussive beats, followed by a community drumming circle where participants integrate what they learn in a community inclusive social setting.  Achieve social skills and strengthen peer supports.

Hawai’i County Parks & Rec will be providing some instruments and assisting with registration, Full Life and AHA will be providing chalk and face/body painting supplies through art donation from The Dreaming Zebra Foundation.

Mahalo for your support of inclusion and celebration of the arts on Hawai’i Island.

Aloha,

Mar Ortaleza

mar@fulllifehawaii.org

(808)  935-7699

A poster for a drumming circle social that says celebrate abilities in the arts strengthen your community of support

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