Our aim is to encourage our members with their Scottish Country Dancing in an atmosphere of fun and friendship
We hold a Dance Class every Wednesday evening at Hurst Community Centre, Bexley DA5 1HL between 8 pm and 10.15 pm with a qualified teacher
Wednesday 28th July Club Beetle Drive
Wednesday 25th August Club Quiz Evening
Wednesday 3rd November Club on holiday
On the last Saturday of every month, with three exceptions, we hold a dance, usually with a live band, at St John’s Church Hall, Church Road, Sidcup DA14 6BX. Tickets cost £6.50 which are available at the door.
January: Burns' Night, tickets only in advance
June:President's Dance, tickets only in advance
December:No normal dance but a Hogmanay Party is held on the 31st
Membership is open to adults for an annual subscription of £3.
A fee of £3 is payable at the Wednesday Dance Class and includes a tea or coffee and a biscuit.
There is no need to come with a partner.
The only equipment needed is a pair of soft flat shoes.
Sidcup and District Caledonian Association Dance
AT ST JOHN'S CHURCH HALL, CHURCH ROAD, SIDCUP
SATURDAY 31st July 2010
7.30 to 11.00 p.m.
TICKETS £6.50 available at the door
DANCING TO Robin Ellis
Reel of the 51st Division
Quarries’ Jig
Scotch Mist
Catch the Wind
The Weathercock
The Byron Strathspey
Fiddler on the Capstan
James Gray
The Blue Mess Jacket
Lady Sophia Lindsay
The Cooper’s Wife
Happy Agnes
Pelorus Jack
Culla Bay
Currie Mountain Reel
The Cranberry Tart
Neidpath Castle
The Recumbent Stone
Wicked Willie
S-Locomotion
The Montgomeries’ Rant
The Dancing Master
Saturday 28th August with Recorded Music
Saturday 25th September with Robin Ellis
Saturday 30th October with Caber Feidh
Saturday 27th November with Caber Feidh
Friday 31st December with recorded music for Hogmanay Party Dance
Sidcup & District Caledonian Association was founded in 1951 with the following aims:
"To promote social and friendly intercourse among those connected with Scotland and resident within Sidcup and District and to encourage and promote the study and preservation of language, literature, history, folklore, music and traditions of Scotland."
During the early years, Dancing, Badminton, Table Tennis and Drama were all practiced but apart from the occasional day trips and short breaks organised by our Social Secretary, our only activity these days is Scottish Country Dancing.
To find out more about Sidcup & District Caledonian Association click the society shield below and send an email or use the link on the KASS contacts page.