Every Sunday evening on the beach in Treasure Island the sounds of 'sacred instruments' float over the beach of Treasure Island. Ok, so maybe they kind of thump over the beach.
Treasure Island Drum Circle
.People of all walks of life, converge on Treasure Island beach, each Sunday evening to form a 'sacred circle'... and beat drums. Dancing, hula hooping, and, of course, sunset watching are a part of the sacred experience. This ongoing weekly drum circle, or sacred circle of sound, is open to all. Everyone is welcome whether you make music, dance, hula hoop, or just listen.
People come with Drums, Tibetan Chimes & Singing Bowls, Quartz Crystal Singing Bowls, Shakers, and Rattles. But you don't have to beat anything to enjoy the experience. Bring your kids, bring your grandparents, just make sure there is normal responsible parental supervision.
I will be taking sunset photos at and around the drum circle on most Sundays. If you are in attendance look for your photo here or in the gallery the following week. If you have a nice sunset photo from the drum circle... send it in.
Join Us Every Sunday
Check the Sunset Time (varies by season)
The Circle forms four hours before sunset
All Ages Welcome - Family Friendly
Get Directions
Treasure Island Beach, Treasure Island, Florida (27.767017, -82.77017).
Behind the Bilmar Beach Resort.
Where to Park
Park near downtown
Handicap accessible parking available
Tip: Arrive early for the best parking spots!
Drum Circle Gallery
Click on any photo to get closer to the drum!
Treasure Island Drum Circle FAQ
What time does the Treasure Island Drum Circle start?
The TI Drum Circle forms in the late afternoon and builds toward sunset on Sundays. Check the current sunset time each week.
Is the TI Drum Circle free?
Yes. The event is free and open to the public.
Can beginners or families join?
Absolutely. Beginners, visitors, and families are welcome to listen, dance, and participate respectfully.
Where is the drum circle located?
Treasure Island Beach, Treasure Island, Florida (27.767017, -82.77017).
Behind the Bilmar Beach Resort.
