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Two taster evenings of Scottish Country Dancing on 9th and 11th September 2008 - see Events page for details

We welcome all dancers and would-be dancers to join us for fun, fitness and friendship

• Scottish Country Dancing is energetic and fun, so it's a great way to keep fit. It's a little more complex than ceilidh or barn dancing, which is why we have weekly practice classes to prepare for the formal balls and dances.

• You don't need a partner as we usually dance in sets of six or eight people, and change partner after each dance.

• If you fancy dancing over swords, check out our Highland dancing page. Highland dances are for individuals, often performed in competitions and displays.

• No kilts required just wear loose clothes and soft shoes. In time you may find the soft leather ghillies or pumps desirable.