Why is a Community Drum Corps activity necessary?
Drum corps is an amazing activity that brings people together, but also can be a vehicle to teach life skills, build local bonds and so much more. As the activity changes,
Drum Corps International is proud to present…
On July 2nd, 2022, our corps took the field at Dix Stadium, in Kent, Ohio. Hosted and welcomed by the Bluecoats Drum & Bugle Corps, and Drum Corps International, the Saints took the
The music you know, presented in a way you’ve never heard before.
The show starts with the light, airy, and easily recognizable Canon in D and transforms into a trap backbeat kicks in. The
Drum corps as we know it, has changed. So many new opportunities for corps, members, and fans to get back to the activity they love so much. With Drum Corps International holding exhibition events and a shortened tour, as well
On Saturday, Jun 12th, the Columbus Saints hosted their first clinic in nearly two years. This unique marching music clinic featured a variety of educators from HBCUs, DCI World Drum Corps, WGI World Ensembles, and more. Featured Clinician, Tim Snyder;
From desk of Saints founder & CEO Marshall Cheatham
The activity of drum and bugle corps builds strong people based on the demanding requirements to participate. Each year you start off with a blank canvas, new show, new kids. but
The Saints ongoing goal is to broaden the reach of the arts, foster a community through the arts, and make the marching arts as accessible as possible. We’re excited to bring you some new developments in furthering those goals!
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Saints 2021 Success Strategy
Planning for 2021 is a challenge for all organizations with the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, and economic constraints many people are facing, but we believe that the arts are