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AKWAABA MEANS WELCOME: HOW DO YOU SAY WELCOME IN YOUR LANGUAGE?





Hello  Super Star,
Thanks for visiting our blog.  
We want to welcome you with a BIG SMILE.  
With a SMILE we can change many things in our lives, environments, communities, nation and the world.


IGNITE D.R.U.M.S is a special program that gives YOU the opportunity to Experience, Discover, Create, Perform, Reflect and Connect your world through global percussion in a fun but professional way. 
YOU are very important in this process because YOU are the one in charge to help IGNITE the hidden skills that YOU have or to elevate the one YOU have to another level. 
The goal of this program is to celebrate the D.R.U.M.S.
Yes, Here we go with the D.R.U.M.S
D- DIVERSITY
R-RESPECT
U-UNITY
M-MUSIC
S-SAFE AND SECURED ENVIRONMENT.

The Program is designed for all situations, occasions, needs and environment. From Schools,  Libraries,Religious Centers, Rehabilitation, Behavioral, Prisons, Corporate Events, Seniors Centers,Community Centers and anything in between.

 IGNITE D.R.U.M.S programs are customized to reflect the Goal of the specific program. 


COMMUNITY PROGRAM- IGNITE D.R.U M.S


PRISON PROGRAMS- IGNITE DRUMS-PRISON CONNECT


BRAINS - IGNITE DRUMS HEALTHY BRAINS



BEHAVIORAL- IGNITE DRUMS OPERATION SMILE


RELIGIOUS PROGRAMS- IGNITE DRUMS IMPACT


TEACHERS PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT- IGNITE DRUMS TEACHERS CONNECT




SENIORS-IGNITE DRUMS-SENIORS CONNECT




CORPORATE EVENTS-IGNITE DRUMS -CORPORATE DISCOVERY



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