PEOPLE from Europe, Asia and Africa are wanted to help set a world record.
The City of Stirling is preparing for a Guinness World Record attempt to have the most nationalities in a drum circle.
The current record is 61 nationalities and the City is still seeking people from countries including Sweden, Turkey, Japan, Thailand, Morocco, Tunisia, Sudan and Sierra Leone to be part of the Harmony Week event.
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READ NOWPeople will need to be able to attend The Square Mirrabooka on Friday, March 15 from 9am to 11am.
Register here or if you think your country may not yet be represented, email gwr@stirling.wa.gov.au.
Nationalities needed:
Afghan
Albanian
Algerian
Angolan
Austrian
Bahraini
Bangladeshi
Bulgarian
Burundian
Cameroonian
Congolese
Czech
Danish
Dutch
Eritrean
Estonian
Finnish
Fijian
Ghanaian
Icelandic
Japanese
Liberian
Libyan
Madagascan
Malawian
Malian
Mongolian
Moroccan
Namibian
Rwandese
Senegalese
Serbian
Sierra Leonean
South Sudanese
Sudanese
Swedish
Taiwanese
Thai
Tongan
Tswana
Tunisian
Turkish
Ugandan