drum circle events and team building

Bring joy to your party with our stress-free, wellness-oriented community drumming experience for all ages and abilities!

special needs drumming sessions

Join Ed for an engaging drumming experience that connects hearts and fosters creativity together. Special Needs group drumming available.

community drumming sessions

Everyone can participate! No prior experience needed; feel the rhythm and express yourself joyfully.

About us

Based in Broward County, experience the joy of drumming around Florida with All Together Drum Circle, where everyone can connect and have fun together.

Remo Health RHYTHMS facilitator. Drumming is good for your health!!

Member of the Drum Circle Facilitators Guild (DCFG)

Grant Recipient for Innovative Drumming from the Broward Cultural Division and the Broward Education Foundation

✔ Science-Backed & Evidence-Based – Learn how rhythm enhances mental, emotional, and physical well-being.

Drum Together, Laugh together !

Experience the power through interactive community drumming sessions. Relax, enjoy and connect!!

OUR PHILOSOPHY

Drumming for TEAM BUILDING

connect with your co-workers, have fun!

video gallery

experience the fun live!

celebrate with body percussion -- experience togetherness -- A fun musical experience for adults and kids

Pricing

WE ARE INSURED

all prices INCLUDE COI

(Certificate of Liability Insurance)

about Eduardo Lis

Eduardo Lis is an educator specializing in drums and percussion. He has been teaching in the public school system for twenty-one years teaching general music in elementary schools.

He graduated from the National Conservatory of Buenos Aires, Argentina and later from York University in Toronto, Canada with a B.F.A. and a M.A. in Ethnomusicology. He is a certified Health Rhythms facilitator and a certified music teacher. He lives in Weston, Florida.

He has also performed at various festivals, including the Montreal and Toronto Jazz Festival, recorded and composed Latin-jazz music and was featured in shows like the “Live from the 305” on WLRN.