Webfeet is
English Ceilidh,
Folk Dance,
Barn Dance,
Bal Folk,
Contra,
Cajun,
Morris...
Index by County,
Map,
Links,
Events listings.
News:
- The Camden English Folk Dance Club are launching their Wednesday dances
- Calling Card podcast: On the Future of Folk Dance
- Brainstorming Inclusion, the thinking needed to provide a safe and inclusive dance environment.
- Annotated La Russe, Clopton Bridge, Strip the Willow Square, Bottoms Up and the Salty Dog Rag added to the collection.
- Jack's Maggot provider of music for dance since 1977...
- The Ceilidh Experiment - and on Facebook
- The Holmfirth Reel, Petronella and the Orcadian Strip the Willow included in the annotated dances
- Joe Taylor's Hornpipe and Cochinchine added to the annotated list
- Earlier News...
... and what's on:
- 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...
September 2017
- Sunday, 24 September 2017:
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Fiddler's Wreck, York
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[geo>>]
Also here - here
Phoenix Ceilidh Band, Ilam [map>] [geo>>]
The Assembly Players, Cecil Sharp House, London [map> >>] [geo>>]
The Well Dressed Band, Wirksworth [map>] [geo>>] - Monday, 25 September 2017:
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Holderness Folk Band, Coniston
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[geo>>]
Also here
Perfect Cure, Wotton Irish Set, nr Dursley [map> >>] [geo>>]
Pigs Might Fly, Exeter [map>] [geo>>] - Tuesday, 26 September 2017:
- All the Right Notes, Headingley [map> >>] [geo>>]
- More...
Types and Styles:
- 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.
Search:
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Annotated eCeilidh:
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
Navigation:
- 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.
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