Womens' Drum Circle - November 2026 (Pittsburgh)

About this event

EVENT DESCRIPTION

FREE or PAY AS YOU CAN

The monthly Womens' Drum Circle seeks to create a safe community for women to come together and simply be themselves. We will laugh, may cry, and some of us may simply be quiet even in the midst of drumming and music-making. Rhythm and music is what will join us together. NO MUSIC EXPERIENCE REQUIRED! Instruments will be provided, but if you have your own drum or other instrument, you are welcome to bring it.

If you are new to any type of music-making, do not worry, the Drum Circle begins with brief instruction on how to play the drums and other rhythm instruments to get a satisfying sound without hurting yourself or the instrument. Seasoned players also benefit from this brief instruction, as it is a great way to warm up the body for playing.

This is a smoke, drug, and alcohol-free environment.

FOR THE REMAINDER OF 2026: The drum circle is free or pay as you can, and a donation jar will be at the event. Budget and finances continue to be a challenge for everyone. Let's finish the year by putting self-care first and attend for free or pay what you can to help with costs for the 90-minute drum circle.

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LOCATION: Unity Presbyterian Church is located at 1146 Greentree Road, Pittsburgh, PA 15220, at the intersection of Potomac Avenue and Greentree Road. It is a red-brick structure with a tall steeple on the front facing Potomac Avenue. There is bus transportation along Greentree Road and ample parking in the back lot of the church. Entrance for the evening Women’s Drum Circle will be from the back parking lot. Most months we will be in the transept of the Sanctuary, and some in the fellowship hall; both areas are fully accessible. Clear signage will be provided on the entrance door and inside the church.

Aerial view of a large red brick church. The entire church building is visible, including all the parking areas. The foreground features the single, tall steeple on the front of the church.

From M3 Music Therapy