Loretta Veach, founder and owner of Mojave Drums in Meadview, Arizona, says “rhythm is something that all people have inside them.” And she’s willing to prove it at one of her drum camps, held in the shadow of the Grand Wash Cliffs, near Lake Mead (off U.S. 93 between Las Vegas, Nevada, and Kingman, Arizona). If you attend (accommodations are tents, RVs or area motels), Loretta will not only teach you how to make a hand-held drum from a gourd, but she and her staff will also guide you a


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