Dartington Morris Men
Welcome to our web site. If you would like to know more about us, when and where we dance, how we dance and why we dance, then you're in the right place - our online calendar is kept right up to date. We also have a photo gallery and a fine collection of sheet music for traditional tunes; and you can listen to samples from our very own CD, which you can order online for quick delivery.
Last Updated (Tuesday, 10 August 2010 21:31)
Totnes Festival 2010On Sunday 5th September 2010, Dartington Morris Men will once again host a Morris dance event at the Civic Square, Totnes, featuring at least six local Morris sides.
The invited teams are members of the three national Morris organisations, and are based in South Devon and East Cornwall. Morris Teams that have been invited include: Booking usHow to book usWe are normally fully booked many months in advance, but please contact the Bagman if you wish to make a booking or simply enquire about one. FeesWe make a charge for attending private or fee-paying events, and this is used together with our collections and sales to cover some of the costs of operating (kit, for example, which is quite costly). Any surplus we take is donated to local charities of our choice. Last Updated (Friday, 29 January 2010 18:19) |
Proper Job! Audio CD - Listen and Buy!
This is a collection of songs and tunes that form part of our normal repertoire, played as part of the dance entertainment or performed after the dancing while we are relaxing and enjoying good company. Last Updated (Tuesday, 10 August 2010 21:14) Join Us!We always welcome new members, both to the men's side and the boys' side. Autumn is the best time of year to start dancing, when we are practising our dances, but you can talk to us about this at any time - you will always be welcome. If you have a desire to learn to dance the Morris or enjoy live traditional music, do come along and let us know. Contact the Foreman for further information, or talk to any member of the side when you see us out and about. Don't worry if you aren't sure - there's no pressure! Last Updated (Thursday, 24 September 2009 17:14) |
