Full details of The Morris Federation’s Mastering Performance Workshop Weekend are now available on our Events Page, including an online booking form. The weekend, which is based at North Muskham Village Hall, will cover both dance and music workshops for traditional and evolved Cotswold on Saturday, traditional and evolved North West on Sunday, plus discussion groups […]
We are the
Morris Federation
The UK's largest association of
morris and traditional dance teams
The Morris Federation is an association of self-governing morris teams, which aims to: encourage and maintain interest in the practice of morris dancing by women and men of all ages; provide a channel of communication between member sides; and encourage the improvement of standards of dancing among its members.
The Morris Federation has always taken the view that the dances themselves are more important than the gender of the dancers who perform them. It seeks to encourage all who are interested to experience the pleasure of morris dancing and to strive for the highest standard of execution of which they are capable.
- Makara Morris
- Green Ginger Garland
- Girls who took part in the Abingdon Old English Revels, 1910
- Beverley Garland
- Circassian Circle at the JMO day of dance in York, 2016
- Windsor Morris
- Somerset Morris
- Bishop's Morris
- Five Rivers Morris
- Maids of Barum, 1976
- Langport Mummers
- Rackaback Morris
- Mortimer's Morris
- Hammersmith Morris
- New Esperance Morris
- Crosskey Clog
- The Belles of London City