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We normally meet on the Second Saturday of each month from 4pm to 7pm at different members homes, where each of us bring a Pot Luck dish to enjoy with friends after conducting group announcements and then having Open Mic for all who wish to get up to play. We number about 40 in our group (give or take) and are always glad to see new faces!

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The Carolinas Flute Circle serves both North and South Carolina. Meetings are held bi-monthly beginning each January. All Circle meetings are generally held within a two hour radius from Charlotte. The CFC is very active throughout the year with performances at civic, school, community, and church events. We have produced two wonderful CDs and have many accomplished flute makers in our Circle. All members share a deep passion for the Native American Flute and we welcome you to join our family if you live in the Charlotte area or wish to be a "long distance" member. Visit Flute Circle Page...

A haven for those who love the Native American flute. A place to learn playing techniques to help you along your journey. A place to enjoy the brotherhood of the NAF. Visit Flute Circle Page...

Serving Michigan, we provide a safe haven for people of all ages who enjoy the native American flute. No musical ability is required. Visit Flute Circle Page...

A group of like-minded flute enthusiasts who meet monthly. Our Circle has a strong emphasis on teaching new players and has been meeting consistently for several years. We happily welcome anyone with an interest in or love of Native American Flute music. Come play, learn, or just listen. Visit Flute Circle Page...

The Desert Cloud Flute Circle's mission is to expand the interest in and use of the native american flute by doing the following: encouraging new members by providing basic instruction and guidance, developing seasoned players' skills, providing a forum to test new skills, and establishing stronger friendships among the members through their love of the flute and its voice. Visit Flute Circle Page...

As a fairly new Native American flute enthusiast, I look forward to sharing the joy of being together, whether expert or beginning player. Visit Flute Circle Page...

The SECOND organized Flute circle in ONTARIO, CANADA is in the Muskoka area . the FIRST one is the London Ontario group, also known as Ga-Oh "Spirit of the Winds" Flute Circle. Both circles established MAY 2006, with the help of the local folks & iivash / Ga-Oh. The members are known as the "MESSENGERS OF THE WIND" check out, Flutes by iivash. www.ga-oh.com Visit Flute Circle Page...

Chicago area. We play for the joy and the healing ... all skill levels are welcome. Visit Flute Circle Page...

Heart of the Cedar serves the Dallas/Ft. Worth Metroplex, and meets at the offices of "For the Love of the Lake", 6pm-9pm the 2nd Saturday of every other month, (or occasionally the 1st Saturday, to avoid conflicts with holidays or other events), at Casa Linda Plaza, Buckner Blvd. at Garland Rd., NW corner. Circle discussion forum is at: http://launch.groups.yahoo.com/group/heartofthecedar/ , and has a files folder which includes an events calendar, regularly updated. Visit Flute Circle Page...

The HeartSong Flute Circle meets the third Sunday of each month in Nashville, TN. Players at all levels of skill and interest are welcome! Visit Flute Circle Page...

Dedicated to any and all aspects of flutes from makers, carvers,pyrographers, and players. Visit Flute Circle Page...

small group of flute players, and makers gathering for fellowship and music. We play, talk, talk a bit more, and show off our new toys. Visit Flute Circle Page...

A group of people with various backgrounds , some admire, some make, and some play the Native American Flute Visit Flute Circle Page...

Meeting 4th Saturday of the month at Bolz Auditorium 124 S Brooks St in Madison WI 10:00am to 12:00noon. Contact Elliot at 608/251-6974 or en_madison@hotmaol.com Visit Flute Circle Page...

Located in Bracebridge, Muskoka (in Ontario, Canada), about a 2 1/4 hour drive north of Toronto. Recently formed in March 2008, attendance thus far has been about 13-15 very enthusiastic people, who range from very experienced, somewhat experienced, newbies and curiousity seekers! Teachings are based on the spiritual and healing qualities of the North American Native Flute. Visit Flute Circle Page...

The first flute circle on Vancouver Island. BC, Canada Visit Flute Circle Page...

Ni-Shudo (Omaha for "Smokey Water") is an Omaha based circle serving Eastern Nebraska and Western Iowa. Visitors welcome and encouraged. We meet once a month, usually the 1st Saturday from 5:00 pm to 8:00 pm. Open to changes for meeting times. Please RSVP by e-mail or phone to let us know you are coming. Visit Flute Circle Page...

We are a small flute circle in the South East of England, not far from London. I started it over three years ago. We have a wide variety of flutes between us, Visit Flute Circle Page...

The Northern California Flute Circle thrives through our regional "Clans". These clans met on a semi regular basis, and host regional special events and workshops. Visit Flute Circle Page...

OKLAHOMA FLUTE CIRCLE, All invited to play and discuss the Native flute, 1st Friday of each month, 7-9 p.m., Jacobson House Native Art Center, 609 Chautauqua Avenue at Boyd, Norman, Oklahoma, Free Admission Visit Flute Circle Page...

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We are located in the Washington DC metro area with members from DC, Maryland, and Virginia. Visit Flute Circle Page...

River Echoes Flute Circle is for those in North Alabama and Southern Middle Tennessee (The Tennessee Valley) to join together in their love of the Native American Flute. Visit Flute Circle Page...

A flute circle in Northwest New Jersey to foster learning and playing the NAF at monthly meetings. Registered with INAFA. Visit Flute Circle Page...

The Florida Flute Circle, located in South Florida is a culturally diverse, yet united in our love for the Native American Flute. We pay tribute to those who've carried the light before us. Visit Flute Circle Page...

We meet the second Saturday of each month from 5:00 PM to 8:30 PM. Our standard meeting place is at the clubhouse in Lexington Woods Subdivision in Spring, Texas. If you would like to join of just visit, please e-mail for the current meeting time and address for the clubhouse. All are welcome. We have members from Spring, Cypress, The Woodlands, Huntsville, Conroe, Tomball, College Station, Houston, and as far south as Clear Lake. Visit Flute Circle Page...

The Tahlequah Native American Flute Circle is free and open to anyone who makes, plays, studies, or is interested in the Native American Flute. Our goal is educate and showcase our members, as well as, educating the public about the Native American Flute and it's historical and contemporary significance.

Our group is made up of guests from Oklahoma, Arkansas, Missouri, and Texas. Our agenda varies from month to month leaving room for anyone to come to our flute circle and present or just share their knowledge and/or flutes with our group. Visit Flute Circle Page...

A begining flute circle located in Gulfport, Florida for Woman and Children. Meets the 1st. & 3rd.Tuesday of each month, 6-8 PM. Flute not needed to participate and learn. Visit Flute Circle Page...

This flute circle is comprised of individuals who share a deep interest in playing Native American flute and sharing with others its magic. Visit Flute Circle Page...

Our Flute Circle meets every 3rd Sunday each month from 3:00pm -- 6:00pm at the Joplin Public Library; 300 S. Main St., Joplin, Missouri Contact Mark Barger: 417-437-3262 or 417-385-7040 or Contact Jim Ball: 620-232-6847 Visit Flute Circle Page...

Welcome to our Portal. We hope that you will be able to join us whether you are a permanent resident of Tucson or just visiting our beautiful city for a short time. Visit Flute Circle Page...

Meeting in Napa, CA all interested flute players of all levels of ability are welcome to join us once a month on the 3rd or fourth Saturday of the month. Visit Flute Circle Page...

Meeting monthly in the Randolph County Community Art Center in Elkins, WV our group is open to all and features a diversity of players, artisits & hobby flute makers. Visit Flute Circle Page...

Windsongs NAF Circle, a northern Maryland area Native American Flute Circle, meeting monthly at Hopewell United Methodist Church, Havre de Grace, MD. Visit Flute Circle Page...

A very informal aggregation of flutophiles in southcentral Alaska who meet for monthly get-togethers and occasional performances. All are welcome! Visit Flute Circle Page...

This is a new circle forming in western North Carolina for all those who wish to share the joy of flute music. Visit Flute Circle Page...

Please be advised that the following individuals who are purporting to be the entity known as "Cascadia Flute Circle" have no affiliation with Cascadia Flute Circle, www.cascadiaflutecircle.org:

Dwight Lind & Linda Lind - Quiet Bear Creation Flutes Julie Lomen & Larry Lomen Dan Wright Gillian Kathleen

Cascadia Flute Circle is a wonderful community of eclectic flute players and musicians, including guitarists and percussionists, who share a passion for the Native American Flute. Often we will combine other instruments with the Native American Flute, in order to expand our musical horizons. Visit Flute Circle Page...

While the Native American Flute is obviously a traditional instrument from Native American culture, this musical instrument is enjoying a rapidly growing popularity among people from all demographic groups. Anyone interested in sharing music and ideas related to this hauntingly beautiful flute, please consider joining us. Visit Flute Circle Page...

We gather to create, share and enter into the music. We are a wonderfully diverse group of folks who meet in the Palm Desert area. Visit Flute Circle Page...

Columbia River Flute Circle is a gathering place for flute players from the northwest Oregon and southwest Washington area. Some of our members have been playing together for many years while others are very new to the group. We welcome anyone interested in the Native America Flute. We host a flute circle once a month as well as attend local and regional flute related events. Our group includes beginning flute players as well as performing musicians, with interests ranging from traditional Native music to fusion and jazz. We have several excellent flute makers among our members, as well as flute instructors. We also have an ensemble group that meets two to four times a month. If you are local to the region please give us a call for information . If you are traveling through the area, we would love to get together and make music with you. More information is available at www.columbiariverflutecircle.org Visit Flute Circle Page...

Native American FluteCircle of the Low Lands. The first European Flute Circle, founded in 2002. We come together every 2 to 3 months to play together, share music, stories and knowledge about the NAF and most of all....have fun! Visit Flute Circle Page...

LOOKING FOR PARTICIPANTS: Newly forming group is looking for other flute players to join together in celebration and healing by playing your flute. Visit Flute Circle Page...

We gather once a week to play and have fun playing the Native American flute. Also, we gather to perpetuate the beautiful culture, and the Spirit moving music of the Native American flute. Visit Flute Circle Page...

Healing Hearts welcomes anyone to come and join on our flute circle journey thru the flutes, drums rattles and shakers. Visit Flute Circle Page...

Heartsbreath Flute Circle meets in St Petersburg Florida on the third Tuesday of every month. We are flute players, flute makers, flute beginners, flute veterans & welcome everyone. Visit Flute Circle Page...

You should join us - everyone is welcome! People who attend Flute Circle gatherings are players, makers, collectors or enthusiasts of contemporary or traditional North American Indigenous, Native American-style flutes. You are welcome if you are at all interested in this wonderful instrument. Of course, people come to find out the latest happenings in the contemporary NA flute community, to discover historical facts about the instrument, to learn how to play better, to ask questions about playing or specific building techniques; but some folks come to our gatherings simply to listen and absorb the energy our flute enthusiasm creates. Visit Flute Circle Page...

We are based in Joplin, Mo. in Southwestern Missouri very near the corners of Kansas & Oklahoma. We welcome everyone from the Tri-State area to join us in our Circle. Visit Flute Circle Page...

BARRIE, Ontario, Canada Formed in November, 2006. Our circle meets in the city of Barrie, Ontario (about 1 hour north of Toronto). Visit Flute Circle Page...

Adopted fluties of the larger LopingWolf from Northern California. We are inspired by the music of Mary Youngblood and are infected with the incurable "FLUTE FEVER". Visit Flute Circle Page...

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NAFC Saint Louis meets every 3rd Sunday of the month on the campus of the University of Missouri St. Louis. In the Music Building. 1:30pm flute playin', flute talkin' and funnin' around. Visit Flute Circle Page...

Based in Baton Rouge, LA and founded in 1997 by Stephen Twohawks Reed, The Native American Flute Circle of Lousiana works to promote awareness and appreciation of the Native American Flute. http://www.lanaflutes.com Visit Flute Circle Page...

The Neuse River Flute Circle was founded in 2005 to promote the continuation of the indigenous flutes of North America * to support those who want to expand their abilities to play these instruments and to learn about the body of music associated with them * to encourage the makers and the making of American Indian style flutes * to provide a venue for sharing music and music resources with those interested in indigenous flutes * to cooperate and coordinate with individuals, associations, flute circles, and other organizations engaged in activities similar to ours * to cultivate interest in the “Native American Flute” and in American Indian flute music through educational outreach programs, performances, and scholarly research * to bring individuals together on a regular basis, and in an open and inclusive way, to celebrate and explore the richness of American Indian flute music – all are welcome.

Our Circle members are generally from the Raleigh, Durham, Chapel Hill area, though some travel some distance to attend. Visit Flute Circle Page...

A gathering of nephytes and newbies all trying to learn. Playing, making flutes and just listening. Visit Flute Circle Page...

Serving the greater NOVA and DC area Visit Flute Circle Page...

Our Circle was the first ever flute circle. We started meeting in 1993. Co-founders Sherrie Kuhl, Jeff Calavan, Ted Calavan, and Betty White selected a name, designed a logo, and wrote a creed for their Circle in the first three months of meeting in the tepee in Jeff's back yard and we have been going strong ever since. Visit Flute Circle Page...

The Pennsylvania Native American Flute Circle members are composed of flute enthusiasts of all ages wishing to promote the hauntingly beautiful music of the Native American Flute. Some members are seasoned players, some members are beginners and some members are just Native American Flute listening enthusiasts. Won't you join us in appreciating the music of the Native American Flute? The Pennsylvania Native American Flute Circle meets on the second Sunday of every month on the grounds of Indian Echo Caverns located in Hummelstown, PA. The meetings begin at 1PM (Noon in the winter) and run till 4PM (3PM in the winter). Visit Flute Circle Page...

We are located in the greater Shreveport-Bossier City area of northwest Louisiana. Visit Flute Circle Page...

Play creatively in a wonderful space adorned by local artwork. Open to all: listeners, beginners, advanced. No flute? No problem. We have extras. Paul & Tina studied with world-renowned flautist Carlos Nakai. Paul Berensmeier (kokopauli@earthlink.net). Visit Flute Circle Page...

We meet the 3rd Sat of the month, 10AM, at the Smokey Mountain Heritage Center Visit Flute Circle Page...

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The Spirit Lake Flute Circle meets once a month. Anyone interested in learning more about the native american flute is welcome to attend Visit Flute Circle Page...

The Sweetgrass Gatherings is a group of Native American Flute Crafters and professional players here in Mid Michigan and throughout the USA and Canada. We are more a private group than public so this enables us to provide a safe and low key environment for the ones who need this. Out of respect to the Native people that attend, these are invitation only events. Our group has 1-3 main Gatherings a year with smaller Gatherings regularly happening. Visit Flute Circle Page...

The Tallahassee/Havana ... North Florida area welcomes fellow flute enthusiasts and anyone who is interested in learning more about NAFs, along with sharing, spreading, and promoting their passion of playing the NAF. Visit Flute Circle Page...

Our circle is a friendly community for anyone interested in Native American-style flutes. Each flute circle gathering is shaped by those who show up. People who attend our relaxed group include musicians and flute makers of all skill-levels, collectors and enthusiasts of contemporary and traditional North American Indigenous, Native American-style flutes, as well as folks who just like to listen to flute music. Visit Flute Circle Page...

Under the umbrella of the Northern California Flute Circle (NCFC) we are a local clan located in the Mother Lode regions of the California Sierra Nevada Foothills. We service Tuolumne and Calaveras Counties, but all are welcome! Visit Flute Circle Page...

The Tri-State Native American Flute Circle will meet on the third (3rd) Saturday of every month (subject to cancellation) from 12:00pm- 2:00pm. Meetings will be held in Smith Music Hall, Room 123, on the campus of Marshall University located in downtown Huntington, WV, or on the lawn of Smith Music Hall or on the patio of the Marshall University Student Center. A meeting will include Native American Flute lessons, improvisational playing tips and possibilities, possible guest appearances, and refreshments. Plenty of flutes, ranging from wood to PVC pipe, and percussive instruments will be provided. All players, makers, students, and community members are welcome! Visit Flute Circle Page...

We are a new group of fluties and drummers who meet monthly in the Greater Des Moines, Iowa, area. Visit Flute Circle Page...

A loose affiliation of flute circles in Western Washington Visit Flute Circle Page...

Native Amercian Style Flute Circle North West Alabama on the Trail of Tears path from Tn. to Waterloo Alabama Visit Flute Circle Page...

Scenic Southern Utah, home to the Zion Flute Circle Visit Flute Circle Page...