Drum circle scheduled at Peninsula College

PORT ANGELES — A community drum circle focusing on gratitude for the autumnal harvest, rain and color will start at 6 p.m. Tuesday in the Longhouse at Peninsula College.

People of all ages are welcome, including those who haven’t their own drums yet. Percussion instruments will be on hand during the two-hour drum circle.

Dancers, singers and tambourine players are encouraged too, and participation is free.

The Longhouse is on the southwestern part of the campus at 1502 E. Lauridsen Blvd. To find it, take Park Avenue eastward to the unnamed road between the college parking lot and the power substation.

Follow it as it curves around the tennis courts, and the Longhouse will be on the right.

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