Step into tradition: Learn Morris dancing for free in Doncaster

Wath Morris and Wath Morris Minors entertained at the recent Wath Festival.

EVER fancied giving Morris dancing a go?

A band of traditional dancers from Doncaster is inviting newcomers to “give it a go” at a special open evening.

This free session is at Doncaster Brewery Tap, in the city centre from 8pm to 9.30pm on Wednesday, May 24.

Guests will learn how to dance with sticks, handkerchiefs and Yorkshire longswords to the tune of traditional English folk songs, and those .who take part will get a free pint or drink of their choice.The session is open to all and no experience or equipment is needed.

A spokesperson for the group said: “Morris dancing is great exercise and a fun sociable activity.

“It also keeps a centuries-old English tradition alive.”

To find out more or get in touch, email [email protected] or contact 07710 229915.

Green Oak Morris Men dance in the Cotswold tradition and include dances from Adderbury, Bampton, Fieldtown, Headington, Bledington and Bucknall.

Visit the group’s Green Oak Morris Facebook page for more information.