Drum Circle - Voices of the Drum & Songs of the Temazcal

Join Tara and Jennifer by the fire for a drum, voice, and connection circle.

The drum is the heartbeat beneath our feet, and the songs carry stories through time.

We’re gathering in circle to learn and share traditional temazcal songs, honouring the elements, the directions, and the spirit of ceremony.

This is a space to soften, to use your voice, to feel rhythm in your body, and to connect within yourself and with community.

Meet your hosts

Jennifer Lorena

Jennifer Trimboli is a South American woman, drum doula, and space holder offering drum circles, ceremonial spaces, and sound-based experiences that support connection, reflection, and community. Her work is grounded in rhythm, voice, and the spirit of ceremony, with a focus on creating spaces that feel welcoming, inclusive, and accessible to all.

As a drum doula, she gently guides others in building a relationship with the drum, supporting them to find their own rhythm, voice, and confidence within a shared space.

Jennifer brings a steady, down-to-earth presence to her work, holding spaces that are both relaxed and intentional. Her offerings are ideal for those seeking connection, expression, and a meaningful pause from the pace of everyday life.

Tara Fischer

Tara Fischer is a space holder, Moon Dancer, and Temazcal facilitator devoted to the path of embodied remembrance. Through her work with Embody the Sacred, she weaves together ritual and ceremony to support others in reconnecting with their bodies, their truth, and the deeper rhythms of life.

Her offerings are shaped by years of lived experience, deep listening, and devotion to the sacred in the everyday. As a Moon Dancer and Temazcal guide, Tara works in close relationship with the elements, the cycles of nature, and the spirit of ceremony holding spaces that are both grounded and deeply transformative.

She creates environments where people are invited to soften, to feel, and to come home to themselves. Rooted in reverence for the land and the unseen, her work honours ancient ways while meeting each person exactly where they are.

Together we welcome you on Dharug and Gundungurra country to sing and drum in circle.

Come as you are. No experience needed.

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