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Cut A Shine Family Barn Dance - Beltane

location

The Round Chapel, 1D Glenarm Road, London, London, E5 0LY

date

03 May 2025

| Doors open: 1:00 PM


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Cut A Shine Family Barn Dance - Beltane

Saturday 3rd May,

1 - 4pm

£7 per human, under 1s are free


All ages and abilities welcome... we're teach you the moves.. from really simple dances for the smallest kids to a couple of proper ones for the grown ups, come and get your folk on with Cut A Shine!

Suitable for children of all ages - we mix up the sets with dances for really small kids and some for bigger kids.


Timings

1pm - Doors Open and Lunch Ready

1:20 - 2pm First Set of Dances

2 - 2:20pm - Break

2:20 - 3:30 - Second Set of Dances


May Day! May Day! "To welcome in the summer, To welcome in the May O, The summer is a-coming in, and winter's gone away O!".


We wil be setting up a May Pole - and doing some May Pole Dances.


Facilities:

Fully Stocked Bar Filter Coffee and Tea Rice and Vegan Chill for lunch Cakes, Soft Drinks and Healthy Snacks Buggy Parking in the foyer please, there's plenty of room. Baby Change Room. Soft play area for crawlers


Diversity and Inclusivity Policy

Whilst the music and dances come from predominantly Anglo-saxon and Celtic culture, everyone is welcome to come enjoy the dancing and experience these aspects of the folk culture of the British Isles. We welcome family units of any type and configuration. We want to bring everyone together to dance together, which is how it should be.

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