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James Merryclough gets down and DERT-y with some of the nation's finest sword-wielding folk dancers, all heading to Whitby this weekend.
We speak to a group of young Morris dancers to find out why they do it, what their friends think and whether they’re in it for the long-haul.
This Easter weekend (29th-31st March) will see Sheffield’s pubs filled with the sounds of traditional folk tunes and songs as Sheffield Sessions Festival returns to the city. It’s the first festival since 2019 (for obvious reasons), so what can you expect from a festival where the acts are also the attendees?
It’s not every year you get to write about leap years, for rather obvious reasons. So we thought we ought to jump on the chance in 2024.
It’s not often you receive a press release about an exhibition dedicated to morris dancing, let alone one about a single team.
How should the UK adopt the 2003 UNESCO Convention for the Safeguarding of Intangible Cultural Heritage? James Merryclough investigates.
We round up some of the top morris dance events for 2024.
As the new year approaches and the old year creeps away, we're back with the news you've been waiting for: Tradfolk's Folk Dance Performance of the Year 2023
It seems to come round early each year, doesn’t it? The true meaning of the festive season; voting for your...
The Royal Hotel in Dungworth is a stalwart of the Sheffield Carols tradition. Now under threat from property developers, a crowdfunding campaign is aiming to save it for the local, and folk, community. We caught up with Jon Boden to find out more.
We’re on the lookout for the best Morris or associated folk dance performance of 2023. Last year we had over...