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12 Apr 10 - 06:34 AM (#2884704) Subject: Ceilidh Clubs in Yorkshire From: GUEST, Jim Hancock Hi All I am currently updating the Ceilidh / Barn dance Clubs section at the Yorkshire Folk Arts directory at http://www.yorkshire-folk-arts.com Entries are free and open to all barn dance / ceilidh clubs in Yorkshire and what used to be Humberside ( North Lincolnshire and North East Lincolnshire). Please do not send information to this list, an online form is available at http://www.yorkshire-folk-arts.com/directory/form.html or contact me direct at jim@yorkshire-folk-arts.com All the best Jim Hancock |
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13 Apr 10 - 03:40 AM (#2885376) Subject: RE: Ceilidh Clubs in Yorkshire From: GUEST,M Sad that there's only one in East Yorkshire even though I'm not much of a fan of 'walking in patterns to music', which is how I remember far too many folk dance classes. Maybe things have improved - or maybe they haven't which is why there are so few clubs! cheers M |
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13 Apr 10 - 08:12 AM (#2885486) Subject: RE: Ceilidh Clubs in Yorkshire From: Chris Partington Come and see (dance to) Katies Quartet in Brighouse (scroll down to 17th April 2010) this Saturday and you can judge for yourself. If you can restrain yourself to a walk I'd be very surprised. Chris. |
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14 Apr 10 - 07:23 PM (#2886795) Subject: RE: Ceilidh Clubs in Yorkshire From: GUEST, Jim Hancock Ah.... Guest M was obviously never taught country dance by Miss Oldfield, (Grassmoor junior school 1954) now there was a woman to gladden the heart of many an 9 year old. sadly she went off and got married in the "long holidays" Oh fickle woman. |