Sunday Night Drum Circle - Portland Oregon (video)

This Drum Circle is every Sunday night under or near the I-5 freeway at S.E. Salmon Street, on the East Bank Esplanade, a few blocks north of the Hawthorne Bridge.

Happens all year round (warmer weather draws more attendees). Gets going around 8 or 9pm and goes on till midnight-2am.

Location: Eastbank Esplanade, Portland, OR, USA

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