Tag Archives: #English Country Dance
Community Folk Dance
Join us for a great evening of Community Folk Dance. We celebrate an assortment of Anglo/Celtic/Bush dances with an historical twist. Embrace your culture and join us for a fun-filled evening of dancing. It’s social and absolutely non-competitive, but you … Continue reading
Steampunk Dance
Join us for an evening of Victorian-inspired dance as the gears of celebration turn to the live acoustic sounds of Phillip’s Dog. Dust off your goggles, polish your pocket watch, or simply show up as yourself—costumes are celebrated but never … Continue reading
The Village Dance
Step into history and join the fun! From Medieval dances on village greens, through to Regency Balls, and onto modern Anglo-Celtic Folk Dances, join us for a fun filled night of dancing in the Farmers Hall, Samford Village.Come by yourself, … Continue reading
The Village Dance
Step into history and join the fun! From Medieval dances on village greens, through to Regency Balls, and onto modern Anglo-Celtic Folk Dances, join us for a fun filled night of dancing in the Farmers Hall, Samford Village.Come by yourself, … Continue reading
The Village Dance
Step into history and join the fun! From Medieval dances on village greens, through to Regency Balls, and onto modern Anglo-Celtic Folk Dances, join us for a fun filled night of dancing in the Farmers Hall, Samford Village.Come by yourself, … Continue reading
The Village Dance
Step into history and join the fun! From Medieval dances on village greens, through to Regency Balls, and onto modern Anglo-Celtic Folk Dances, join us for a fun filled night of dancing in the Farmers Hall, Samford Village.Come by yourself, … Continue reading
Dance Workshops at Regency Weekend, Exeter
Dr Heather Blasdale-Clarke will be presenting two workshops, and a section of the ball at the Sydney Regency Weekend. This event is sold out. Contact the organisers to be added to the mailing list. Sydney Regency Weekends are proud to … Continue reading
Phillip’s Dog Ensemble
Phillip’s Dog delivers enchanting performances of historical and folk dance music with energy and flair. Phillip’s Dog is a unique ensemble specializing in colonial Australian dance music, while also exploring a wide-ranging repertoire. It encompasses a variety of musical styles, … Continue reading
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Jane Austen & Regency Dance – a talk at Chermside Library
Immerse yourself into the charm of the Regency period as we celebrate Jane Austen. Cultural historian Dr Heather Blasdale-Clarke will take you take you back 250 years to the birth of Jane Austen and explore why dance was so important … Continue reading
Take Your Partners!
Dancing in the 19th century was all about changing partners! Social interaction was at the heart of dancing. In the early 1800s it was considered improper to dance with the same partner more than once in an evening! As dance … Continue reading
