Webfeet : Dancing on the Web

Webfeet is English Ceilidh, Folk Dance, Barn Dance, Bal Folk, Contra, Cajun, Morris... Index by County, Map, Links, Events listings.

News:

• Chorley Cakes Folk - Lancashire based community band with their own dance series
• Folk Inspiration in Guildford - concerts, dances and an introduction to Bal Folk.
• New site Jack's Maggot.
• John Sweeney has finished his scanning, collating and annotating the Dances from the English Dance and Song magazine
• Not a lot of Carbon: Webfeet is quite efficient and even the eCeilidh Overview is not so bad
• Good bands never die, they just redo their web pages... Kick Shins
• Earlier News...

• What's happening in the next month or more ...?
• Bands and Dance series - indexed by county or on a Map...
• Places where there's been dancing...

• Bal Folk ... Bourrées, Schottisches, An-Dro's ...
• Cajun ... from Louisiana ... well, Louisiana-ish.
• Contra Dance ...
• English Ceilidh ... The new wave of English Folk dance.
• English Folk ... or English Country Dance
  ... Barn Dances, Hops or Hoedowns - dancing under different names.
• Morris and Sword... Bells, sticks, swords and beer.

Searches the webfeet site and neighbouring pages.

• It's now possible to search for events, looking for example for gigs by a particular band, at a particular place or in a particular area.

Webfeet's annotated eceilidh dances, including:

• The Nottingham Swing, the Horse's Brawl, the Foula Reel, the Circassian Circle, La Chapelloise, Joe Taylor's Hornpipe, Portsmouth and the 'Rosa Waltz', Rozsa

And the associated Terms, Shorthand and Jargon

• The help file gives hints about finding your way round the Webfeet site better and a FAQ, containing some Occasionally Asked Questions
• The overview gives more background if you want dates and events included.

These pages are being maintained (in a manner of speaking) by Martin Kiff. Original content is licenced under a Creative Commons BY-NC-SA licence.