Asheville Drum Circle Revives Community Spirit After Hurricane Helene

A week after Hurricane Helene's devastation, Asheville's iconic drum circle returns, fostering hope and unity.

The Asheville Drum Circle resumed its Friday night gatherings in Pritchard Park, marking a hopeful moment for the community.
Hurricane Helene caused severe wind and flood damage in Asheville, disrupting lives and infrastructure.
Drummer Mel McDonald traveled from South Carolina with supplies and participated in the drum circle to uplift spirits.
Local resident Sarah Owens found solace in the music while searching for essential supplies amid ongoing water shortages.
The drum circle, established in 2001, has become a symbol of unity and resilience in Asheville, drawing musicians and spectators alike.