- San Marcos Daily Record - Convocation with a beat....more
- Drumming up support for the McMaster Community Campaign...more
- Corporate Bands Emerge as Executives Turn to Music for Team-Building, Stress Relief and Fun...more
- Miss World 2009 entertainment came from South African talent was represented by international stage sensation Umoja and Drum Cafe....more
- The US Commerce Association is pleased to announce that The Drum Cafe has been selected for the 2009 Best of San Antonio Award in the Business Services category by the US Commerce Association....more
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- Last night at dinner I got so many positive comments that I wanted to jot you a note right away. - You truly made an impact. THANK YOU!!!!...more
- Thank you so much for such an exciting and involved presentation. Our Chairman and our franchisees loved it. The whole event, from planning to the actual performance was terrific!...more
- It really was outstanding and the attendees spoke highly of the experience all week long....more
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Drumming is the Most Successful Team Building Exercise on the Planet!
With an incredible track Record, drum circles have been bringing teams together for thousands of years. Drum Cafe has brought this to the new world, and it is taking off!!
In the last decade, Drum Cafe has helped:
- over half of the Fortune 500 Companies Customer List
- over 25 of Fortune Magazine's 2008 100 Best Companies have used Drum Cafe!! Article
Why use drumming as an interactive activity?
Drumming has been used to unite, uplift and inspire teams for thousands of years. The drum is an ancient tool of communication and community building. In Africa and in many other cultures around the world, before any major tribal decision is made, the community gathers together at the center of the village to make music. This joyous making of music breaks down barriers and creates a sense of unity, thus enabling communities to become more effective in their decision-making.A business is a community and the value of a united community is priceless. Drumming in a group will build your team, enhance togetherness and improve group dynamics.
Interactive drumming promotes unity and team-building
Music is a universal language. Interactive drumming breaks down barriers of hierarchy, age, gender, culture and language. Drumming is a great ice-breaker, and is an effective way to get a diverse group of people communicating, listening to one another and working together as a team to create music. It evokes togetherness and leaves participants with a sense of belonging.Drumming leaves the group stimulated, relaxed and more receptive
Participants quickly reach an ALPHA state, which enhances focus and clarity. Drumming is therefore ideal during long coferences – to revitalize and refocus participants between presentations or before speeches or awards. Drumming relieves stress - when you hit the drum you are placed squarely in the here and now.Hand drumming sparks creativity
Participants are taught to stop thinking and start feeling the rhythm! Left and right brain are used simultaneously. This promotes creative or ‘out-the-box’ thinking.Inspires learning and insight
The analogy between the orchestra and the team provides great insight. Participants learn through the musical experience just how important it is to collaborate and listen to one another. They also learn the value of their own individual contribution within the context of the team.Promotes fun!
The ‘fun’ aspect of a Drum Café event is completely infectious: even the most reserved or cynical member of the team will be smiling and beating away on his or her drum by the end of the event. Interactive drumming with the Drum Café is a real celebration!Accessible for Everyone!
Everyone on your team can participate equally in a Drum Cafe event, regardless of age physical fitness or skill level. Works for goups of 20 or 20,000.
Our Experience & Track Record!!
Drum Cafe is one of the largest and most successful team building event providers on the planet. Since 1990, over 5000 companies have used Drum Cafe to uplift and inspire their teams!
- Over 250 of the Fortune 500 companies
- Over 25 of Fortune's Top 100 Companies to Work for in 2008- see client list


























