Welcome to the many sides of Morris dancing in Maldon

There's a really good crowd of dancers and musicians in Maldon. You won't find a more jolly, friendly and helpful bunch during practise, dancing-out or 'aprés Morris'.

Practice season

After a summer of dance-outs the traditional Morris dance sides are busy polishing up their technique.

The dark days of winter

Time to learn some new dances and organise the programme for the next summer season.

  • Victorian Evenings : A really good time to see us in action.
    Dates to be confirmed
  • Plough Monday : 11th Jan 2009
    More than 400 years of documented tradition. The simplest sort of country dancing where everyone can join in.
    More details about Plough Monday and Molly dancing

Maldon festival of Morris 2010

19th and 20th June
  • As '08 and '09 were such fun we're doing it again.
  • Bring a picnic and enjoy a day in Maldon.
  • A dozen different sides in the town, on the Quay and by the lake in the Prom
Four traditions
There are various styles of traditional dance More about the tradition
CotswoldSticks and hankies - Greenjackets
BorderFierce blackface - Dark horse
North west clogClog - Alive and kicking
RapperSwords - Dark horse
Three sides
All friendly - something for everybody News
Alive and KickingLadies side dancing the North West clog tradition
Dark HorseBorder (blackface) and Rapper (sword) dancing
GreenjacketsCotswold - Sticks and hankies
A lot going on
The Maldon morris scene is very active summer and winter
Summer season eventsOut and about in the district. Come along and watch.
Winter season practiseWeekly aerobics with attitude!
Joining-inGetting started dancing or playing is easy
Arrange a visitTalks, demonstration and dancing