Welcome to Flow Community Drumming CIC !
We are a not-for-profit organization offering inclusive drumming sessions that reduce isolation, improve mental health, and build stronger communities. Our sessions empower individuals to express themselves, find wellness, and connect through rhythm and music.
We also provide tailored, affordable team-building events for organizations, with proceeds supporting our community projects. At Flow, rhythm unlocks creativity, connection, and well-being.
Our Services
Upcoming Community Sessions
'a powerful form of expression and communication, and that the shared experience of drumming in a group facilitated feelings of belonging, acceptance, safety and care' - Royal College of Music
What our clients say
School Combined Cadet Force
Grant provided an exceptionally fun evening of drumming for Rutlish School Combined Cadet Force (CCF) Cadets and Staff. A fantastic evening of fun, laughter and achievement for the entire Contingent.
The Squad, Charity
The Squad group of adults with learning disabilities had great fun at our session with Grant from Wimbledrum. He was very patient and made sure every member of the group was included and had a go at drumming whatever their ability. Grant tailored the evening to the group. Would recommend this as a team building activity.
Members, Tooting W.I.
I really really enjoyed it! A fabulous, fun evening of group drumming. Grant was great at leading us all in our different sections and somehow getting the whole group to create a cohesive percussion track to some rock and disco favourites. Lots of beaming smiles all round.
About Us
Hi. I’m Grant. I've been drumming in one way or another for over 40 years. As you’ll see from the pictures, my drumming experience started with marching bands and moved into rock music. So when, during lockdown, I started thinking about a format for a social drumming group, these felt like the most authentic styles for me to work with. I love the simplicity and the immediacy of drumming. They make it a great way to relax, have fun and bring people together. I’ve been running community drumming sessions since early 2022, and in 2025, I established a not-for-profit Community Interest Company (CIC). I’m a qualified teacher (PGCE) and work as a facilitator and support worker with a local charity supporting adults with learning disabilities and autism. As well as the successful community drumming events, we also run team building drumming sessions for businesses and other organisations. Sessions are competitively priced, so I can help more and more people to experience the joy of drumming in a group. And if you’re in the non-profit/charity sector, I can even offer accessibly priced sessions too.
'music, the great communicator, use two sticks to make it in the nature' - Red Hot Chili Peppers
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How can we help you?
Tell us here what you’re interested in
e.g. Discussing a team building session or finding out more about our community drumming sessions.
07745 602 158
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When viewed holistically, communal drumming creates a physical and emotional experience of belonging that addresses one of the core psychological components of depression: feelings of isolation, alienation, invisibility, and worthlessness. Communal drumming offers an opportunity for individuals to wordlessly come back into the fold of the community and physically realize their contributions to the group.
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