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Monday, March 7, 2011

AFROBEAT | African Drumming and Dance: African Drumming Class - Thursdays 6-7:30pm Sydney

AFROBEAT African Drumming and Dance: African Drumming Class - Thursdays 6-7:30pm Sydney

African Drumming Class - Thursdays 6-7:30pm Sydney

We invite you to join us every Thursday (until April 14) for African Drumming with neeni-tuti from 6-7:30pm. @ South Sydney PCYC, 638 Elizabeth St, Redfern/Surry Hills (Cnr Phillip St). BYO drum or hire one. Casual class $20 / Drum Hire $5. Everyone welcome! Find out more about us! http//www.afrobeat.com.au

Thursday, July 22, 2010

Visit our official website!

http://www.afrobeat.com.au/ For Classes, Courses and Workshops in African Drumming and Dance; Training in Community Drum Circle Facilitation; Team Building Drumming, Interactive Drum & Dance Shows, Cultural Performances, and African drums for sale!!

Upcoming...

AFROBEAT JAM NIGHT - Every month @ Headlands Hotel, Austinmer. NEXT ONE - FRI AUG 20!!! Featuring - 'The Drum Circle' with AFROBEAT, Interactive Drum & Dance show with neeni-tuti and the AFROBEAT, BAND, and 'Afrobeat' MUSO JAM!

AFROBEAT DRUM & DANCE CLASSES - Austinmer Tuesday evenings @ Headlands Hotel, Austinmer. 6-7 pm Drumming, 7-8 pm Dance.
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Hi,
I've created this informal blog to share with you, a life of African drumming and dance here in Australia...Join the tribe and follow our adventures! We're passionate about West African Drumming and Dance. I started AFROBEAT in 1998 in the Blue Mountains (2 hours North West of Sydney). Back then, we were the first drumming and dance group to create an 'online' presence! Everybody always asks...'How did I get into this?' So here's my story.... My love of African drumming and Dance started when I discovered 'Brackets and Jam', an evening of communal drum beats, dance and DJ upstairs, and poetry and acoustic sets downstairs for aspiring artists at 'The Good Bar' on Oxford Street in Sydney on a Monday night.

I'd just moved to Sydney from Melbourne. I was 19, wide eyed and ready for the adventure of my life. I didn't have any plans. I was hooked! I didn't have a drum, but I started to imagine myself drumming and I'd dance to these infectious rhythms and the energy of the people who created them! The adrenalin and high I was left with, helped me walk the couple of kilometres home to Bondi Junction...just long enough for the sweat to dry and the lingered energy to wane. Soon I was saving for a round the world adventure which took me to Africa... here I bought my first drum.... To be continued........................