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If you are interested in Molly dancing and would like to  come along and have a try please contact us for details, we usually practice on a Wednesday evening in Carshalton, Surrey. Enquiries are welcome from both musicians and dancers (no previous experience necessary).

WHATS HAPPENING

 

September already where has the year gone?

MMM are back from a weekend in Dorset at the Swanage Folk Festival, the cloudbursts couldn't dampen our spirits and it was a fun weekend with plenty of dancing. Some of the team went to the evening concerts and were thrilled to be catching some of their favourite musicians. Despite dancing all weekend we also went to the Saturday night Ceilidh, it was even better this year and very well attended.

The rest of September finds us closer to home, with our next dance out at Wallington Farmers Market, do pop along do some shopping and catch us dancing.

 

August

 

 August started with a weekend performing at the Wickham Music Festival, we had a fantastic time dancing over the weekend debuting our new broom dance, meeting up with old friends and making new ones. There was much apres dancing fun too, the entertainment was brilliant and the weather Gods looked favourably on us, it was very hot and we are now all sporting strange sun tans.

The second weekend found us much closer to home on Saturday we danced a couple of sets at the Wallington Farmers Market, it was lovely chatting to so many local people who didn't realise there was a Molly team locally, we are looking forward to returning to dance there later in the year. We then jumped on the bus into Sutton where we danced a few dances in the High Street and Manor Park.

The annual Croydon Night of Dance went well and it was nice to catch up with some of the local teams who attended .

Bank Holiday weekend was fun.

Saturday was a bit drizzly but we still managed lots of dancing and we just love the Sandilands Shanty Men.

We had a bit of a social on the Sunday watching The Hope V The Traf annual cricket match.

Bank Holiday Monday we stopped off at The Westminster Arms for a few dances on our way to a private event.  Being Carnival weekend people didn't bat an eyelid at our outfits.

Our final event of the month was dancing at Deen City Farm's Farmfest it was a lovely well attended event with a variety of entertainment.

 

For 2024 we were working hard on 2 new dances and we are pleased to say we have now debuted both dances.

Red Stag is our first dance a Molly adaptation of a dance by Hook Eagle a fabulous Border style side.

The second is the new broom dance called Mills and Broom, we were inspired to create a new broom dance when a dancer from Victory Morris pointed out it seemed odd carrying brooms around all day when we only had one broom dance and we agreed.

 

PLEASE CHECK OUR DIARY FOR UP AND COMING EVENTS

​We are still taking booking for 2024 and already have a number of invites in our diary for 2025

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