Try morris dancing in Doncaster and earn a free pint
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This free session is at Doncaster Brewery Tap on Wednesday 4 September from 7pm to 8.30pm. The Brewery Tap is on Young Street in the city centre.
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Hide AdYou'll learn how to dance with sticks to the sound of traditional English folk tunes. Everyone who takes part will get a free pint or drink of their choice.
There’s no need to book for this session - just turn up. The session is open to all, and no experience or equipment is needed.
Peter Heigham of Green Oak Morris Men said: “Sadly morris dancing gets a bad reputation - but it’s a fun, sociable activity and great exercise.
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Hide Ad“We’ve had some couples come and give it a go together. Thankfully they had a laugh and left as a couple!”
Morris dancing is a form of English folk dance. It’s based on rhythmic stepping and involves performing choreographed figures in a group.
Although Green Oak Morris is a men’s morris ‘side’, they are keen to help set up a women’s side if there is enough interest.
To find out more or get in touch, email [email protected] or contact Peter Heigham on 07710 229915.
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