RSCDS Brighton Branch
Forthcoming Events
Current events programme of Scottish country dance balls, dances and other events by RSCDS Brighton Branch in Sussex, 2017 onwards.End-of-Term Ceilidh, Friday 21st July 2017
The last Friday class of the season is a bring-a-friend ceilidh, starting at 7:30.
Please bring a friend. U3A members and Memorial Hall Committee members are welcome too.
Please start preparing your contribution for our entertainment ... last time we Shirley gave us some limericks, even describing the town in question, and Rod played the trumpet during the interval.
If any of you would like to bring a little finger food, that is fine, but please bear in mind there are no plates, no glasses and the mid-class break is not very long!
Afternoon course for Beginners or Improvers, Sunday 10th September 2017
Brighton Branch is proud to sponsor this afternoon course organised by Fran Bramham. Mervyn Short will be teaching basic steps and formations, and is suitable for beginners and improvers in Sussex.
The dance is 2pm-5pm on Sunday afternoon at Clayton Village Hall, BN6 9PJ, cost £5 - see Fran's Flyer for the full information.
Hallowe'en dance on Saturday 28th October 2017
An informal, themed dance to recorded music with Rod Burrows as MC. At the Knoyle Hall (St John the Evangelist) Knoyle Road, Preston (Brighton) BN1 6RB. The hall is near Preston Park station and on bus routes 5, 5A, 271/2/3 and 747.
Tickets on the door, price £5 (students £3) to be confirmed.
Tea, coffee and biscuits will be provided but please feel free to bring your own food and drink if you prefer.
A costume suggestive of Hallowe'en is optional - but if you wear one, please make sure you can dance in it!
Tap on the link for our spooky printable programme.
Even more Scottish dance events ...
You can reminisce with the Brighton Branch past events list.
The Sussex Association of Scottish Societies (
SASS) is an umbrella group we belong to which co-ordinates local Scottish dance events throughout Sussex.
See RSCDS London for the South-East Dance Diary of Scottish country dancing events in the south-east of England.
