Wellfleet Drum and Dance 2026

Celebrate an evening with drumming and dancing! Wellfleet Drum and Dance is about listening to each other, co-creating music and dancing our spirit.

Wellfleet Drum and Dance will strive to capture the spirit and energy of Cambridge Drum and Dance Saturday, Concord Drum and Dance and the Acton Drum and Dance Fire Circle.

We welcome drummers, dancers, and rhythm/flow artists of all kinds.

We'll dance and play to a mix of traditional West African rhythms and organized rhythm jams, with a focus on the dancers. You're welcome to bring your own hand drums and percussion, flow toys, or simply come to dance and enjoy. While many of us have studied drumming for years, others are new to the drum. We all can learn from each other as we create magical, danceable rhythms.

The event is free, family friendly, and is open to all ages and experience levels. Bring music from your heart and a sharing spirit. Please bring water to drink. No alcohol please. Chairs will be provided for all.

Spread the Word and Volunteer

Invite your friends and family:
Wellfleet 2026 Flyer (8-1/2 x 11)
Wellfleet 2026 Flyer (4 x 6)

Volunteers welcome [publicity, setup, altar builder(s), ambiance facilator(s), cleanup, etc.].

Write to Wellfleet2026 at DrumAndDance.net to volunteer.

Getting There

Wellfleet is an Outermost Cape Cod community, about 45 miles beyond the Bourne and Sagamore Bridges.

Directions here: Wellfleet Adult Community Center

Acknowledgments

Thanks to....

Jim Salem for collaboration and multifaceted support - this web site is a fork of Jim's ActonDrumDance.org.

Jimi Two Feathers, the late Morwen Two Feathers, and the Cambridge Drum and Dance Saturday crew for initiating and maintaining the drum & dance community.

André Lima and Movement Arts Cape Cod for publicity and enthusiatic collaboration.

Critical Mass, ✨Drumz✨, and the Rhythm Pigs for drumming, logistics and spiritual support.

The Cape Cod drumming community for being here! For more info on drumming on da Cape, sign up for Sam Holmstock's newsletter

Concord Drum and Dance picture courtesy of Earth Drum Council; photographer not identified.