Washington Flute Circle (WFC) is a gathering of individuals and organizations interested in the Native American flute. This interest may range from a "sometimes thing", to a life changing passion. Individual members may be interested in making flutes, playing flutes, composing original music, public performances or simply listening to the flute.

The function of WFC is to foster the establishment and support growth of individual flute circles, and to provide representation and a channel of communications between the individual Flute Circles and The International Native American Flute Association. Currently WFC supports the individual flute circles by providing informational and educational opportunities. There are flute circles that meet on different days of the month in communities throughout the Northwest.

Attendance at the individual circles is free. Due to building rental costs some of the circles may request donations to cover the cost of their facilities. Any funds raised by individual circles are used to support various circle programs, activities and charities. Most circles may ask you for an e-mail address so that they can send you meeting and performance announcements.

As part of the facilitation process by WFC, links to Native American Flute makers, history, organizations and music are noted on the web site. These are provided as a service to interested individuals looking for knowledge, goods and services. No remuneration was solicited from these individuals or organizations, and no endorsement is intended by allowing these links.

If you are interested in attending a flute circle, event or workshop, please check the Events page for a function near you. If you are interested in starting a flute circle, please contact WFC as we would like to assist with the task. We look forward to sitting in circle with you bringing the Native American Flute to the world "one breath at a time"..