Namibian Drumming Rhythm and Roots Experience
Description
Join our exciting drumming class in Namibia and learn traditional African rhythms in a fun, immersive environment. Whether you're a beginner or experienced, connect with local culture and unleash your creativity through the power of percussions. Our local Musicians will help you find your beat in the lovely setting of Penduka Village - a Female Empowerment project in Windhoek's township Katutura.
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Pickup Locations & Times
In case you would like to be picked up from your accommodation please be outside your accommodation 10min prior to the start time of the activity. One of our guides will pick you up.
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Important Information
- Wheelchair accessible
- Infants and small children can ride in a pram or stroller
- Infants are required to sit on an adult’s lap
- Transportation options are wheelchair accessible
- All areas and surfaces are wheelchair accessible
- Suitable for all physical fitness levels
Reviews(4)
My teenage sons were excited to play the djembe & marimba in Africa as one plays percussion back home in Australia. Jason was such a good instructor (which my husband & I needed haha) so it was a lot of fun for the whole family. The song sounded beautiful at the end. Set at beautiful Penduka, it was very peaceful. The transfer to and from Windhoek made it very convenient. Thanks all!
This drum lesson is unforgettable for multiple reasons. It was set at Penduka, a women's sanctuary, beautiful place. The drum instructor Jason was a lot of fun, to experience African drum from.
From pick up to drop off, every moment was awesome. My adult daughter and I had wanted to visit Penduka and see the crafts, so this was a great combo experience. Our guide, Lubowski, was knowledgeable and provided a lot of context, from our drive through Katutura, to the tour of the facilities. Jason, our drumming instructor, was incredibly lovely, generous, and fun! He taught us a lot and we had lots of good laughs (we have never drummed!). Our only (small) disappointment in the whole experience was that the women were not in the studios creating since we went on a weekend. To get the full experience, I’d recommend visiting on a weekend.
Slick guided us cheerful through the drumming session, creating a feeling of togetherness. With his enthusiasm he brought the scenery of this beautiful Country and culture closer to us.
