The Camden English Folk Dance Club
Due to coronavirus there will be no meetings till September
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Sadly, for the safety of all the club is closed until September
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Discount for newcomers.
Free second visit
Free second visit
Who is calling? - read about them on Our Callers page
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Raise funds for the club every time you shop.
It will cost you nothing - just click here and go to EasyFundraising.
It will cost you nothing - just click here and go to EasyFundraising.
When
7.30-10pm Weekly on Wednesdays. Cost
£5 for members. Non-members £6. Free second visit for newcomers. Club Membership
£5/year. Join to get the weekly discount. |
Callers
We have a variety of visiting and club callers. Other club members will be encouraged to learn and develop their calling skills as well.
We have a variety of visiting and club callers. Other club members will be encouraged to learn and develop their calling skills as well.
History
This traditional form of dance has been around for several hundred years. Our friendly club meets in Primrose Hill for those who enjoy traditional English country dancing and want to keep it alive. And for all who want to have fun. Come and try it. Enjoy yourselves and bring your experience, or learn to dance, to call or to play.
We have been dancing for many years at Cecil Sharp House but are now an independent club, focusing on traditional English Folk dances from Playford to today. Learn dances collected by Playford and others, written by Pat Shaw and later English dance masters, or occasional dances developed in America or recently written in the English Country Dance tradition.
This traditional form of dance has been around for several hundred years. Our friendly club meets in Primrose Hill for those who enjoy traditional English country dancing and want to keep it alive. And for all who want to have fun. Come and try it. Enjoy yourselves and bring your experience, or learn to dance, to call or to play.
We have been dancing for many years at Cecil Sharp House but are now an independent club, focusing on traditional English Folk dances from Playford to today. Learn dances collected by Playford and others, written by Pat Shaw and later English dance masters, or occasional dances developed in America or recently written in the English Country Dance tradition.
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