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Three Shires Ladies Clog & Garland Dancers

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Welcome to Three Shires Garland Dancers website

We are a group of ladies that dance traditional North West Morris Clog and Garland dances as danced by the cotton mill workers of the North West. Many of the dances mimic the movements of the cloth making machines. We dance out at various venues entertaining people and keeping our English heritage alive. Check our diary to see where we are to be found, and visit the Meet the Team pages to put a name to a face.  

Covid 2021 update

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The Three Shires Clog Dancers still meet every week via Zoom. Finally the conversation has moved onto Summer practice opportunities in the run up to, hopefully, some late Summer performances Continue Reading →

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Three Shires are looking for musicians to augment their band.

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Harthill Village Hall

The team practice on Tuesday evenings from 7.30pm at Harthill Village Hall, Winney Hill, Harthill, Sheffield, S26 7YL. Except the third Tuesday in the month when we meet at Todwick Village Hall, Kiveton Lane, Todwick, Sheffield, S26 1HJ, at 7.30pm

Wish to join us?

We are always pleased to welcome new members to the side. Please contact us via email: harthilltrain@hotmail.com or phone Lesley on 01909 770129.

Gallery

Three Shires Gallery The Three Shires Photo Gallery is now accessed via our Facebook page. Click on above photo to access our photo albums.
Logo of the Morris Federation The national body that we belong to. Click on their logo to visit their site.
Logo of Harthill Morris Harthill Morris are a local mixed side that we frequently team up with when dancing out. Click on their logo to visit their site.
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