Favourite Places to Dance


Just a few of the places we don't take any persuading to visit

 

Ilfracombe 
Home of Victorian Sunseeekers, a little quiet in the winter, but heaving from July to September. A guaranteed crowd any Wednesday evening. Highlight of their year is Victorian Week, when the whole town dresses up in their Topppers and Crinolines. Great fun, and hugely popular. We'll be there, mid-June
Combe Martin
Another seaside resort famous for having the longest High Street in the country. The carnival makes for a good appreciative crowd every August. 2002 saw it's bid to hold the Guinness World record for the longest street party for Jubilee


North Molton

Up on the edge of Exmoor. Always a warm welcome from the villagers, who turn out to watch as we take over the village square


Berrynarbor

Between Ilfracombe and Combe Martin, voted one of the prettiest villages in the country. Nowadays overrun with FlowerPot Men! 

Appledore
Quaint, narrow streets and a fishing heritage make this a must to visit every year.


Berrynarbor


Mortehoe


Appledore
Mortehoe
On the coast between Ilfracombe and Woolacombe. 3 pubs, a church and a chippie. All within stick-throwing distance. The natural arena of the square makes it perfect for audience enjoyment

Wimborne Folk Festival
which completely takes over the centre of town.  2001 was our first visit, 2002 we stopped the rain with a minute to spare, and we've been back every year since.


Sidmouth

   Say No More!
August wouldn't be August without Sidmouth


 

Swanage Folk Festival



The end of the season. It is (almost) always sunny.
How do they do it?
And so it is the Border lot will do massed "Worcester Monkey" on the seafront. 
OBJ, us, Foxs, Wicket Brood and any others loitering about