Tolworth World of Dance

Tolworth World of Dance The group started in 1970. Phil & Brenda have led local classes since 1994, and HF Holidays courses from 1999-2019. Phil leads the SIFD Band. No partner required.

They run Workshops & Day Courses, MC Dances for many SIFD groups, and organise the SIFD Halsway Manor weekend. Join us in learning traditional dances set to ethnic music from around the world in a relaxed and friendly atmosphere. Along the way, you will have fun, meet new people, be challenged, and get exercise without even realizing it. If you can walk, you can dance! Beginners are welcome. Top r

easons to be a folk dancer
1. Folk dancing builds community.
2. Dancing helps build all the “intelligences“.
3. Folk dancing is great exercise for people of all ages.
4. Folk dance is rooted in important traditions that identify who we are.
5. Folk dancing is an opportunity to cooperate, trust, and help others.
6. Folk dancing is celebratory.
7. Folk dancing is fun-raising!
8. Folk dancing keeps cultural heritage alive.
9. Folk dancing is participatory.
10. Folk dancing fosters inter-cultural awareness and understanding.
11. Folk dancing is sustainable and has a low carbon footprint.
12. People smile while folk dancing.
13. Folk dancers hold hands.
14. No partner necessary. [And partners have been found while folk dancing!]
15. Folk dancing expands one’s experiences when travelling.
16. Folk dancing exposes us to diverse musical rhythms and traditions.
17. Opportunities for gentility and chivalry abound! Above list courtesy of Susan Barker of Joie de Vivre Folk Dancers of Ottawa, Canada.

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Hamilton Avenue
Surbiton
KT67PT

Opening Hours

10:30am - 12pm

Telephone

02083979649

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Join us in learning traditional dances set to ethnic music from around the world in a relaxed and friendly atmosphere. Along the way, you will have fun, meet new people, be challenged, and get exercise without even realizing it. If you can walk, you can dance! No partner required. Beginners are very welcome. Top reasons to be a folk dancer 1. Folk dancing builds community. 2. Dancing helps build all the “intelligences“. 3. Folk dancing is great exercise for people of all ages. 4. Folk dance is rooted in important traditions that identify who we are. 5. Folk dancing is an opportunity to cooperate, trust, and help others. 6. Folk dancing is celebratory. 7. Folk dancing is fun-raising! 8. Folk dancing keeps cultural heritage alive. 9. Folk dancing is participatory. 10. Folk dancing fosters inter-cultural awareness and understanding. 11. Folk dancing is sustainable and has a low carbon footprint. 12. People smile while folk dancing. 13. Folk dancers hold hands. 14. No partner necessary. [And partners have been found while folk dancing!] 15. Folk dancing expands one’s experiences when travelling. 16. Folk dancing exposes us to diverse musical rhythms and traditions. 17. Opportunities for gentility and chivalry abound! Above list courtesy of Susan Barker of Joie de Vivre Folk Dancers of Ottawa, Canada.