750
Lives Impacted with Drum Circles
20+
Volunteers Across North America
$60K
Funds Raised Since 2023
100's
Drums and Instruments for YOU
OUR VISION
A world in which the transformative power of music and movement elevates the well-being of all people.
OUR MISSION
We exist to ease isolation and loneliness in our communities through interactive drum circle events that engage people of all ages and abilities.
Founded in October 2021, the Rhythm of Life Society (ROLS) was born from a passion to spread the wellness benefits of drumming within community. Led by Founding Director Lyle Povah, who brings over 40 years of experience in music and drum circle facilitation, ROLS began to realize its vision with the 2023 Drum Run Adventure Tour—a monumental fundraising journey that brought music and joy to many communities across British Columbia.
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What is a Drum Circle?
A drum circle is an interactive experience where people come together to create rich rhythms with various percussion instruments. With the addition of singing and movement, it becomes a fun and relaxing way to connect and build community, welcoming participants of all skill levels and ensuring an inclusive and enjoyable experience for everyone.
How to Get Involved
VOLUNTEER WITH US
Join our fundraising activites as a dynamic volunteer, and let's unite our community through joyful, health-promoting fun. Join our passionate volunteer team now!
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Meet our Founder,
Lyle Povah
Meet Lyle Povah, the Founder and Executive Director of Rhythm of Life Society. He's an international musician, drum circle facilitator, yoga teacher and researcher who uses music and movement to bring people together and promote well-being. Lyle leads programs at events and institutions across the world, including prisons and hospitals.
Since 1991, Lyle has brought a weekly drumming and music program to kids, families and staff at BC Children's Hospital in Vancouver. He's also an endurance athlete who has run many marathons, including the Boston marathon, Great Wall of China marathons, and . . .
