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English Country Dancing for over 50 years in the village of Adlington in North West England
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Links The Local Area Lyme Park provides one of the most famous country-house images in England - the backdrop of the meeting of Darcy and Elizabeth in Pride and Prejudice. St Michael and All Angels, Bramhall The English Folk Dance and Song Society is one of the leading folk development organisations in the UK with a history dating back to 1898. Hawk Green Hoe Down Club meets at The Reading Room, Upper Hibbert Lane, Hawk Green, Marple every Friday at 8.00 p.m. Adlington Morris Men perform a full programme throughout the spring and summer, comprising dances drawn mainly from those originating in the Cotswold and surrounding villages. Members and former members of Adlington Morris Men also perform the Alderley Mummers Play. Dance Information Set and Turn Single provides a listing of dance events, in ‘English’ tradition which includes English country dance, ‘Playford’ style dances, contra dances and ceilidhs. Lancashire Folk provides, amongst other things, a list of dance events in Lancashire and surrounding areas. Mersey & Deeside Folk is a co-ordinating group for ten local folk dancing clubs in Northwest England and their website provides, amongst other things, a list of dances in the Mersey and Deeside and surrounding areas. Leeds Contra Dance is another site that provides, amongst other things, a list of dance events in Yorkshire and surrounding areas. The Pemberley Players The Fain Music / Pemberley Players website provides details of the Pride and Prejudice Collection CDs and the Pemberley Players who have provided the music at numerous costume balls. |