Great place. Here you can find real handcrafted djembes for a good price! Im very sad that I couldnt stay for the drum circle.

Manam is a great teacher from Ghana 🇬🇭 West Africa. He can teach you a lot of rhythms and nice solos easily. Very patient and a lovely person! Big hug browwww 👊🏼 ONE LOVE!

Djembe with Manan is amazing. It has created a great community. A true sense of camaraderie, bringing people from all walks of life together!Its the best place to learn something new and also the best place to break out of your comfort zone. You neednt be a professional drum player, everyone is welcome. All one literally needs to do is to grab a chair... sit on it, pull the drum close to your body and play with the rest of the crowd!Manan makes everyone feel comfortable and competent. Hes very good at encouraging the crowd and his positive energy is very much contagious.With that said, it sure is the place to be when youre in Cape Town!PS: Check out the group on Facebook, Djembe Cape Town.

S Manan Ajimah is a Son of Ghana; a traditional musician, who for many years has shared his talent and teaching with tourists and citizens of Cape Town. He is a true ambassador for Cape Town and all South Africans and he is widely respected by people of all nations who are drawn to the sound of the djembe, every Saturday afternoon, in the heart of the city at Longmarket Street, Cape Town. Manan stands out in any crowd, not only because of his stature but because of his humanity and gentle acceptance of all people regardless of creed or culture. His group is a true example of what South Africa strivesto be as a nation; multicultural, multilingual and non racial; beating as one heart, to the rhythm of the djembe. All are welcome, young and old alike and the City of Cape Town should be proud to acknowledge S Manan Ajima as one of our own.

Best drumming teacher in town. Manan will make anyone who really wants it a master drummer.

The drum circle on Saturday afternoon is always great fun.