Join us for a special edition of Forever Young: Seniors' Wednesdays at Studio Bell, home of the National Music Centre, featuring interactive experiences for all ages that spark memories, inspire creativity, and create connections across generations.
Circles of Rhythm is an interactive drum circle where participants of all ages and experience levels come together to make music as a group.
Guided by skilled facilitators, you’ll explore rhythm through hands-on percussion in a fun, inclusive setting that builds connection, creativity, and community through shared music-making.
About Circles of Rhythm
A Sense of Belonging | Social & Cultural Change | Mental & Physical Health
Circles of Rhythm hosts the #1 Integrated Community Drum Circle (ICDC) in North America. Established in 1997, Circles of Rhythm has built a vibrant sustainable local community and business via the ICDC. We offer professional training to those who want to bring the Integrated Community Drum Circle into their lives & local centers. Offering workplace programs, corporate team building, social, therapeutic interventions, sound healing, and personal / professional training: Circles of Rhythm is the go-to drum circle business for all your needs.
About Forever Young: Seniors' Wednesdays
Forever Young celebrates lifelong connections to music, offering free Studio Bell admission for music lovers aged 65 and up every Wednesday. This engaging program invites seniors and their families to explore Canada’s musical heritage across five floors of exhibitions, bringing to life the stories — and soundtrack — of their generation through rare memorabilia and hands-on activities. Part of the National Music Centre’s commitment to using music as a tool for wellbeing, Forever Young creates welcoming spaces for seniors to gather and connect with music, community, and each other. Monthly drop-in programs will feature a variety of interactive experiences for all ages that spark memories, inspire creativity, and create connections across generations.
Studio Bell admission is free for seniors every Wednesday thanks to the Government of Canada’s New Horizons for Seniors Program.
