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SHOCC Dances: English Ceilidh in the South - a ceilidh series in South Hampshire for the South of England. Bringing you the best in English Ceilidh - barn dance with attitude!
The full band and caller listings for Season IX are listed below. We hope you'll agree that we have a fantastic line-up for you, with seven ceilidhs featuring top bands and callers, and including our 10th anniversary ceilidh on Saturday 14th December 2024 , all at The Hilt . Our next Season IX ceilidh:
This December we are pleased to welcome back the Melrose Ceilidh Quintet for our 10th anniversary ceilidh, with caller, Ian Nichols. The ceilidh is currently fully booked; however, we usually get returns, so please join the waiting list if you'd like to attend. Join our mailing list to stay informed about SHOCC Dances. Season IX: 2024 & 2025 (Download a PDF flyer here & link to our calendar here1) Tickets for Season IX ceilidhs are available to reserve:
You can leave feedback for previous dances. Previous SHOCC Dances: a gallery and comments... View our YouTube channel... All dances are held in The Hilt (Cuckoo Bushes Hall), SO53 5NP. It has a sprung oak floor, and plenty of parking; and it's only five minutes from J12 off the M3, near Winchester. Doors open at 19:15 for a 19:30 start. Dances finish at 23:00. There's no bar, so please bring your own drinks.
SHOCC Dances: English Ceilidh in the South - a ceilidh series in South Hampshire for the South of England. Dances are held in The Hilt (Cuckoo Bushes Hall), SO53 5NP. It has a sprung oak floor, and plenty of parking; and it's only 4 minutes from J12 off the M3, near Winchester. Doors open at 19:15 for a 19:30 start. Dances finish at 23:00. There will be a 20 minute or so break part way through the evening. Bring your own (alcoholic) drinks; tap water will be available. English Ceilidh (pronounced kaylee) is a lively, energetic, and upbeat version of English barn or country dancing, suitable for all ages. Bands play exciting music with good rhythmic drive from a variety of musical traditions, including rock, jazz, world, and roots music as well as English, Scottish, and Irish folk music. A caller guides novices and experienced dancers alike through each of the dances; you can turn up and have fun with no prior knowledge of what is going to happen. Wear comfortable shoes or trainers (no stilettos please), and cool clothing; although the hall is air-conditioned you can get quite warm whilst dancing. English Ceilidh is social dancing at its best. Come with a partner, a group of friends, or on your own; there will be plenty of people to dance with. Most dances are for sets of couples, rather than just a couple on their own. Come prepared to enjoy yourself and have a great evening. Links:
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