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X-WR-CALDESC:The arts\, especially music\, offer power-packed experiences f
 or all students\, including those with disabilities. Everybody wins by inc
 reasing exposure to music and other art forms for such children. Research 
 has shown that hand drumming is beneficial to children with disabilities i
 n many ways. It’s a multisensory activity that helps to develop creativity
 \, eye-hand coordination\, motor skills\, communication\, social skills\, 
 and teamwork. It boosts confidence and self-esteem. Also\, drumming involv
 es physical exercise and play\, and is just plain fun! Children will learn
  about rhythm and rhyme\, sing songs\, and make music in their own unique 
 ways on West African djembe drums and other percussion instruments.\n*For 
 children with autism\, Down syndrome\, and developmental delays.\n**Limite
 d to 12 students\nWHEN:\nSaturday\, March 16th from 11:00am-12:00pm\nLOCAT
 ION:\nMain Art Gallery on 1st floor of Black Creek Arts\nABOUT THE INSTRUC
 TOR:\nBhakti Larry Hough is a multi-disciplinary artist and president and 
 artist-in-residence at NewWorld Arts in Hartsville. His many arts endeavor
 s include teaching and performing West African djembe drumming. He has con
 ducted 40 African drumming arts residencies in 30 South Carolina public sc
 hools and in community arts centers and churches. He is a Certified Teachi
 ng Artist and a juried member of the South Carolina Arts Commission’s SC A
 rts Directory.
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DESCRIPTION:The arts\, especially music\, offer power-packed experiences fo
 r all students\, including those with disabilities. Everybody wins by incr
 easing exposure to music and other art forms for such children. Research h
 as shown that hand drumming is beneficial to children with disabilities in
  many ways. It’s a multisensory activity that helps to develop creativity\
 , eye-hand coordination\, motor skills\, communication\, social skills\, a
 nd teamwork. It boosts confidence and self-esteem. Also\, drumming involve
 s physical exercise and play\, and is just plain fun! Children will learn 
 about rhythm and rhyme\, sing songs\, and make music in their own unique w
 ays on West African djembe drums and other percussion instruments.\n*For c
 hildren with autism\, Down syndrome\, and developmental delays.\n**Limited
  to 12 students\nWHEN:\nSaturday\, March 16th from 11:00am-12:00pm\nLOCATI
 ON:\nMain Art Gallery on 1st floor of Black Creek Arts\nABOUT THE INSTRUCT
 OR:\nBhakti Larry Hough is a multi-disciplinary artist and president and a
 rtist-in-residence at NewWorld Arts in Hartsville. His many arts endeavors
  include teaching and performing West African djembe drumming. He has cond
 ucted 40 African drumming arts residencies in 30 South Carolina public sch
 ools and in community arts centers and churches. He is a Certified Teachin
 g Artist and a juried member of the South Carolina Arts Commission’s SC Ar
 ts Directory.
DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20240316T110000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20240316T120000
LOCATION:116 W. College Ave.\, Hartsville\, SC 29550 US
SUMMARY:I Can Do It! Drum Circle for Children with Disabilities
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