100 WOMEN DRUMMING

100 Women Drumming Orlando: The Garden of Eden Edition

Join us for a transformative weekend weaving together myth, movement, drumming, song, and ancestral remembrance. Inspired by the story of Lilith and her rebirth into the Garden of Eden—the forgotten, demonized feminine—we step into empowerment, reclaiming the parts of ourselves once cast into shadow.

Through the sacred drumbeat, we journey together from darkness to light, alchemizing shame into freedom, and remembering the wholeness of our expression.

• 2 Events: Saturday & Sunday (join all or any single event)

• Highly Recommended: Complete the full ceremonial cycle for the deepest experience

• Drums: rental available (must be reserved with ticket)

• Tickets: Must be purchased in advance (not available day of event)

• Accommodations: $65/night at Center Street Retreat (reserve at checkout)

  *shared rooms and shared bathrooms*

• Make sure to choose a djembe rental ticket if you do not have a djembe. Djembes required as part of the experience. Sponsorship tickets are GREATLY appreciated to support the Drum Temple mission.

• Find sponsor tickets here.
  
  

   Saturday Night: Lilith & the Serpent in the Garden of Eden

   

  September 27 | 7:30–10:00pm

  Women only

   

  This is not a drum class–it is a ceremony.

   

  A 3-hour ceremony honoring the dark feminine and her rebirth into the light. Through drumming, primal movement, ceremonial experiencing, and voice, we descend into our deepest inner workings to reclaim the wisdom and power hidden within.

   

  Lilith was seen as the misunderstood and shamed dark feminine, asked to leave the Garden of Eden by Adam. But what if she was simply too powerful for her time? In this experience we will transmute societal conditioning and shine light on all parts of us to express as our WHOLE selves.

   

  Women’s Primal Drumming Ceremonies begin with a ritual theater performance by a divine 13 women, move into cacao and meditation, activate through the voice, chanting, and intentional throat chakra exploration, and move into primal movement, wild woman drumming, and deep expression. At the end, we lay in deep opening and receive the messages that come through. Full opening and release.

   

  We will:

  * Descend into our shadow realms and shine them with prismatic LIGHT

      * Express our primal selves through voice and movement

      * Alchemize shame/societal conditioning

      * Drum WILDLY & meditatively

      * Reclaim drumming as our BIRTHRIGHT

   

  • Attire: Vibrant, solid-colored flowy clothing to represent our multifaceted nature as women

  • Doors & Vendor Garden: 6:30–7:30pm

  • Bring: Water bottle, djembe or shamanic drum if you have one

   

  Cacao by Camila Cóndor of Medicine Wombyn Cacao-Camila will serve cacao from her own company in a ceremony of integrity and love

   

  Visionary art by Rox Cousino-we will be intentionally connecting with paintings by Rox throughout the ceremony to anchor in points of intention and expansion

   
  
   

   Sunday Afternoon: Rhythm Workshop & Integration

  September 28 | 1:00–4:00pm

  Open to all genders

   

  A spacious afternoon of rhythm learning, reflection, and integration. We will explore djembe technique, core rhythms, ancestral traditions, and how to carry drumming as medicine into daily life.

   

  We will:

    * Learn traditional West African djembe techniques

      * Learn how to integrate drumming into our daily lives for transformation

      * Integrate our ceremonial experience

      * Move through rhythmic embodiment

      * Learn breathing and movement techniques to complement

   

  This is how we inherit the information and share it with our brothers and sisters to pass it on.

   

  • Attire: No specific dress code

  • Bring: Water bottle, djembe if you have one, journal

   
  💫 Experience Includes
   

  • Ceremonial djembe & shamanic drumming

  • Shadow work & primal movement

  • Vocal activation & ecstatic release

  • Ancestral remembrance

  • Cacao ceremony (served by Camila Arboleda, Medicine Wombyn Cacao)

  • Visionary art (by Rox Cousino)

     

    Giving Back

  A portion of proceeds supports Sacred Stars Village 501(c)3, a nonprofit serving women in need in Ocala and beyond through ancestral arts, community, and ceremony.