Proper Job! CD

The Dartington Morris Proper Job! audio CD was recently launched. You can find more details here, where you can listen to short samples of the tracks and buy your copy online. 

Summer Programme

Our printable summer 2009 programme is now available under the Programme menu. As ever, this programme is subject to change, but we do try to keep the online Calendar up to date. On the Programme page you can also see our new map showing performance venue.

Fully Booked!

We are fully booked until the end of summer 2009, and are now taking bookings for 2010. Please contact the Bagman if you wish to make a booking or simply enquire about one. Yes, we really are that popular.

Find us on Facebook

There's a new Dartington Morris Men Facebook group , where you can share your pictures or comments, and get a discussion going. You'll need a Facebook account to join, but these are free and easy to set up.

Join Us!

We always welcome new members, both to the men's side and the boys' side. Autumn is  the best time of year to start dancing, when we are practising our dances, but you can talk to us about this at any time - you will always be welcome. If you have a desire to learn to dance the Morris or enjoy live traditional music, do come along and let us know. Contact the Foreman for further information, or talk to any member of the side when you see us out and about. Don't worry if you aren't sure - there's no coercion!

Manx Scallop Dance

This ancient tradition was recently discovered through extensive research and the first performance in living memory (or any memory for that matter) took place in private at our Morris Ring meeting. Fortunately, this event was captured on video, and you can see it on Youtube, eloquently introduced by our special guest and Honorary Squire, Geoffrey Hughes. You can see it here .

Also on the website

Under the Tunes menu, you can find a collection of printable sheet music for a variety of tunes that we play, (or are practising in HLH's 'Melodeon Masterclass'), either for dances or (more likely) in the pub sessions following our performances.