Hoe Road
Bishops Waltham
Hampshire
SO32
About Us
Swan Samba is a Hampshire-based samba fusion drumming and movement band, proudly affiliated with Roynon Performing Arts since 2019.
Our core aim is to provide accessible, enjoyable drumming experiences while supporting community wellbeing, fitness, cultural connections and musical understanding.
Swan Samba have performed at events across the south including Wickham Festival, Winchester Hat Fair, Andover Carnival, Winchester Bonfire Procession and Eastleigh Mela as well as numerous appearances on TV and radio.
We deliver workshops across a range of schools, community organisations and corporate retreats and welcome all enquiries!
Our expertise
- Education
- Festivals
- Music
- Outdoor arts
- Workshops
Where to find us
Hoe Road
Bishops Waltham
Hampshire
SO32
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