23 - 26 May 2025
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Dance Displays
A selection of Morris sides performing throughout the day
| On: | Sunday 25th May 2025 |
| Starting at: | 10:30 |
| Finishing at: | 13:30 |
| Price: | Donation |
| Where: | Rose and Crown Opposite St Andrews. Hosts one of our regular busking spots throughout the day. They also have an extended licence for late night drinks and welcome any impromptu sessions. Pop in for a beer while you watch the Display sides or call in for some tunes. NOTEThe Rose and Crown is cash only this weekend |
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| From: 10:30 to: 13:30 |  Rose Hips Rose Hips is a folk-fusion belly dance troupe based in Oxfordshire. |  Devizes Jubilee Morris Acclaimed for our fresh, fast and entertaining style. The majority of our dances are in the Cotswold Style, with a bit of Border Morris. |
| From: 11:15 to: 12:00 |  Northgate Rapper Northgate Rapper are Bath's finest, and only, male sword dancing team. They perform high energy rapper dances in any pubs that will let them in. |  Order of the Geep Alternative Morris Are an alternative border Morris side from Cornwall. A Geep is a goat and a sheep hybrid. Sheep follow each other. Goats cause chaos.
Our motto We follow each other to cause chaos Geeping it real |
 Temporary Measured Temporary Measured are a Mixed North West Morris enthusiastic team based in Washington, West Sussex | ||
| From: 12:00 to: 12:45 |  Enigma Mixed , all inclusive Border morris team from Somerset with turquoise and black tatters and bags of attitude. |  Pigsty Morris A mixed Cotswold side from Pigsty Hill, Bristol now in our fortieth year. We do a mix of traditional dances and our own dances true to those styles |
 Clausentum Clausentum make you realise the full potential of Cotswold morris. Young, precise and full of energy, they perform amazing hankie & stick dances. | ||
| From: 12:45 to: 13:30 |  Rag Morris Rag Morris is a vibrant and enthusiastic morris side based in Bristol. We dance mainly Cotswold traditions, with just a dash of the Welsh Borders, and you can easily spot us in our eclectic multicoloured tatterjackets and bells. | |
 Galliard Folk Dance Group We meet to dance English and Welsh country dances from 17th century publications to the present day. |
Ending at: 1330