What’s On – March 2025 Onwards
In 2025 it’s our 50th Anniversary, and teams up and down the country are busy organising some wonderful days of dance for you to go to. Get those bells and […]
What’s On – January 2025
18 – 39 Workshop Weekend – BOOKING NOW 14th – 16th March in Storrington, West Sussex BOOK BY 24TH JANUARY! A workshop weekend for those aged between 18 and 39. We […]
Book Ideas For Christmas / What’s On In 2025
If you are stuck with your Christmas shopping, and don’t know what to get for your folky friends or family this year, you may be pleased to learn that we […]
What’s On – Events Roundup, Autumn 2024
Now the dance season is over for 2024, we have put together a Morris Federation guide to the next year’s Fed events, to help you plan for 2025. Featuring a […]
AGM 2024 Results
Thank you to everyone who participated in the AGM on Saturday 21st September by reading the papers and sending in their votes, or attending the meeting in person, on zoom […]
AGM Sat 21st September 2024 and 5 Officer Nominations – Morris FedCast
The Morris Federation’s Annual General Meeting will take place on Saturday 21st September 2024 in person in Cardiff, Wales, and online on Zoom, at 16:30 UK time (sign-in from 16:00) […]
Ringheye Morris “Absolutely Brilliant” on BBC Breakfast
Early on Sunday, January 21st 2024, Ringheye Morris, a mixed North-West Morris team from Mobberley, Cheshire, went live on BBC Breakfast as representatives of the Morris Federation, to discuss the […]
Morris on May Day on Guernsey
Belles and Broomsticks Morris in Guernsey danced out on May Day, not having to adhere to any local restrictions, and sent us this message to teams in the UK: “It’s […]
Workshop – How to Love Tunes you Hate!
Here is a review of our first instrument workshop covering loads of ways to take the most boring, old-hat, overplayed tunes … and kick them back into life! Will Allen’s talk ‘How to love tunes you hate’ was a difficult subject to put over to an audience with presumably varying abilities, but I reckon that most would have come away with at least some ideas providing food for thought; I certainly did.
Cotswold for Beginners Workshops online
Here is a review of our first Cotswold Morris workshop held over 3 weeks, for participants to learn ‘Jockey to the Fair’ in the style of Ilmington.
