by watchthedot | Aug 20, 2026
Yes, fully licensed, so come thirsty as well as ready to dance.
by watchthedot | Aug 20, 2026
Anything comfortable you can move in – it gets warm quickly once the dancing starts. Think: light clothes, breathable fabrics, and shoes you can dance in (trainers are perfect). Avoid heavy layers and very high heels – you’ll be on your feet and moving a lot. Most...
by watchthedot | Aug 20, 2026
No at all – lots of people come without a partner. Most people come solo, with mates, or in a group, and you’ll be swapping partners throughout the night anyway. It’s one of the friendliest ways to meet people in the room. Ceilidh dancing is naturally social. You can...
by watchthedot | Aug 20, 2026
Club Ceilidh is our take on traditional social folk dancing. We run regular, high-energy nights built around live music, clear calling and a packed dancefloor. Hosted by Freedom Fields Ceilidh Band and guests musicians, no two nights feel quite the same. In under six...
by watchthedot | Aug 20, 2026
A ceilidh (kay-lee) is a traditional folk dance night with live music and a caller guiding you through each dance step by step – part party, part organised chaos. Think fast footwork, spinning your neighbour, and a lot of laughing when it goes wrong. Everyone dances...
