The English Folk Dance and Song Society websites use cookies. You can read more about cookies and how we use them here. Continued use of this site implies that you agree to our use of cookies. Vaughan Williams Memorial Library EFDSS announces a new commission - ‘The Theatre Ballads’A project to translate traditional folk ballads into theatre has been chosen as the winner of a competitive commissioning process Saturday Folk Music Workshops return for 2017Come and enjoy high quality teaching from professional folk musicians at Cecil Sharp House. Beginners' guidesProviding a way in to English folk music, dance, song, custom, costume and traditions. The Full English Library and archive Folkshop Artists' development What's on Education Wed 8th Feb 2017, 15:39 British folk culture celebrated in new exhibition Wed 1st Feb 2017, 16:13 Exclusive interview: Catrin Finch Mon 9th Jan 2017, 14:53 Applications open for young musicians to perform at 'The Takeover' at Cecil Sharp House

Fri 23rd Dec 2016, 14:44 Ian Russell named Point of Light for work with Village Carols Mon 19th Dec 2016, 17:14 Competition: Win tickets to see Eliza Carthy, Martin Carthy and Martin Simpson at the Barbican with Topic Records Wed 14th Dec 2016, 11:52 Winter 2016 edition of EDS out now MusicDanceClasses and coursesFamilyEducationArtThe Full EnglishConferencesMember eventsLectures & talks < Jan | Mar > Catrin Finch and Seckou Keita Leveret and National Youth Folk Ensemble Saturday Folk Music Workshops Cecil Sharp House Choir The Rachel Hamer Band Daria Kulesh and friends Blair Dunlop + support from Kitty Macfarlane and Dave Burn Monday Folk Choir Workshops VWML Lecture - The Heyday of the Dulcimer in East Anglia - John and Katie Howson 2. Term of affectionate address, such as dear or friend. 3. Abb. of kebab. backs to the wallA homophobic comment and warning to fellow heterosexuals that contact with a gay male is likely or happening.

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