Sacred Drum Making Workshop w/Little Bear (Sean Mizer)

For thousands of years the drum can be found throughout history of indigenous people around the world. Sometimes called the frame drum or hand drum. Not only were they used musically while singing and in celebration, but also are considered sacred and used during ceremony, ritual, meditation and prayer.

Please join Sean Mizer-aka Little Bear, as he shares his heart and craft on Sunday February 25th from 3-6(ish)pm for a class of Sacred Drum Making. This class will focus on the hide cutting and lacing of the drum. There is no woodworking involved. 

If you are interested in making your very own personal drum then join Sean and your host Brandee Walton at Eleven11. Enjoy nourishing foods, tea and spring water complimentary while you’re in class. It is an opportunity to genuinely connect and share while honoring the creative process. Space is limited to 10 attendees…or so

You will need to sign up directly with Sean and pay in full to secure a spot and materials can be ordered and prepared prior to class. 

*Sign up deadline by February 16.

You can choose from a 16” drum for $250, or an 18” drum for $300. We will be working with Elk or Deer hides depending on availability. All solid wood frames are hand made by Sean using Western Red Cedar.

Payments to be made to Sean Mizer to his Venmo account: Sean-Mizer-1

Once you have made the payment you are signed up for the class. Apologies there are no refunds for this class, but if something comes up, we will get you a drum.

Please contact Brandee at 262-725-1122 or Sean at 414-460-4500 if you have any further questions.