MIRIAM DUBOIS
Don't miss out, spaces available for sessions in 2025.
14th April, 21st April 28th April
12th May, 19th May, 26th May
9th June, 16th June, 23rd June, 30th June
14th July, 21st July
DJEMBE DRUM CIRCLE SESSIONS
In association with ELREM Foundation CIC, Greenwich Peninsula Community Fund, Knight Dragon and London Community Fund, we were able to carry out 12 fantastic Djembe Drum Circle sessions at the Firepit Art Gallery, Greenwich Peninsula.
Our sessions harnesses the power of rhythm to bring people together. I am an experienced facilitator passionate about inclusive arts, this project is designed for Deaf and Disabled community but we welcome everyone.
Whether you’ve never picked up a drum before or you’re a seasoned percussionist, all you need to join is enthusiasm and a willingness to “feel the beat.”
Accessible Sessions: The venue is accessible, and sessions are British Sign Language inclusive.
No Experience Needed: We’ll guide you through each rhythm, step by step.
Community & Connection: Beyond drumming, you’ll meet fellow participants, share stories, and build new friendships. Our focus is on collaboration—each person’s voice (and rhythm) matters.
Check out the EventBrite page for future projects and sign-ups.
UPCOMING FESTIVALS
Come and join me at the DeafRave Festival at Rich Mix, 34-47 Bethnal Green, London on 4th October 2025 for a range of family-friendly fun including Sign Song, Rap, Dance, DJ & VJ workshops, Arts & Crafts. Learn how to drum, participate in the fun and make some new friends while learning new skills!
With performances from MC Geezer, DJ Jeffo, Sophie Byers, Miriam Dubois, Deaf Mimo, Diamond, Jino, Geeraii, Deaf Chef and many many more...
Music, games, workshops and activities for all ages!
Pet Corner / Sensory / Arts & Crafts / Bouncy Castle / Bubble Show / Pop Up Arcade / Face Painting / Woojer Zone / Soft Play.
Get you early bird tickets today!
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The Deaf Jam festival at Brighton Fringe on 30th may 2025, was a great success. Deaf Jam is a bold, immersive celebration of live music and vibrant Deaf culture - a fusion of sound, silence and visual artistry.
Created for the Deaf and hard-of-hearing community, and welcoming all, this ground-breaking event redefines how music is experienced, blending powerful bass, British Sign Language (BSL) performance, and tactile soundscapes.
It’s more than a gig — it’s a movement. Feel the rhythm as the bass pulsates, witness stories told through sign and song, and embrace a night of raw energy and connection. With an electrifying line-up of Deaf artists and allies, Deaf Jam is a riot of music, art, and rebellion.
No barriers. No limits. Just community — loud in every sense.
Stay tuned for some cool images of the event...
COMMUNITY DRUM CIRCLE
In collaboration with ELREM Foundation CIC and the Heathrow Community Trust, I am able to use my skills and experience to run a community drum circle specifically for the Deaf and Disabled community.
No experience needed, just bring enthusiasm and a willingness to 'feel the beat'.
We have 4 sessions in June and July with 6 remaining sessions in September, culminating in a celebration of Black History Month in October.
Fully accessible, drums and percussions provided. Come and join the fun, book your place here.
FESTIVALS & EVENTS
Come and join me at the FlareWave Festival in Brighton Pavilion on 30th September for a beautiful Drumming Workshop. Learn how to drum, participate in the fun and make some new friends while learning new skills!
Audiovisability is a charitable organisation that brings the highest quality of music and musical opportunity to deaf people through teaching and outreach projects. We work with deaf role models, using sign language and visual resources to ensure full access to music. Miriam is leading the drum workshop, celebrating her British-Jamaican roots at the FlareWave Festival in Brighton.
Book your FREE ticket now.
I will also be performing at a DeafRave Festival on 21st October. Please see the social media post opposite and follow DeafRave for further details about the event.
CYCLING & WALKING PROJECT
In association with ELREM Foundation CIC and the Walking and Cycling Grant (WCGL) from TFL and the London Mayor's office, we were able to carry out 4 fantastic cycling sessions in Stratford, East London.
We used Wicked Bikes at Hackney Bridge and as you can see many people turned out and enjoyed the cycling tune up and ride sessions.Teaching safety, how to use gears with myself and Shirla as instructors.
Keep your eyes peeled for the walking sessions this summer. The project allows us to really promote activity, inclusion and community. By running cycling and walking sessions for the Deaf and Disabled community we are encouraging people to get out and be active this summer. Enjoy your surroundings and reduce isolation by joining these accessible group projects.
Check out the EventBrite page for future projects and sign-ups.
