Payment by card only on the door or online in advance. We can no longer accept cash.
You can pay in advance for the whole Autumn Term £57.60 (with 10% discount). Annual membership of £10 is also due in September. To pay for both together (£67.60) online click here or pay by card at the door on first Thursday of term 5 September.
If you prefer pay as you go, it's £10 membership and then £4 per week. To pay your £10 membership online click here or pay by card at the door. To pay £4 online for weekly dancing click here or pay by card at the door.
Time: 8pm - 10pm every Thursday (except Christmas, Maundy Thursday, Ascension and summer break).
Venue: St Mark's Church Hall, Surbiton KT6 4UG
Please read our COVID guidelines before attending.
THIRD THURSDAY TUITION (TTT) - 7.30 - 8pm tuition each 3rd Thursday of the month (not December) with our RSCDS teachers Judith & Jenny.
All welcome - come along and practise steps and formations before the social dancing starts at 8pm
Our programme for Thursday 24 October. MCs: Judith & Evelyn
The Librarian
Round Reel of Eight
Muse Cottage
British Grenadiers
Singing Sands
Farewell to Balfour Road
New Year Jig
Midsummer Common
Ramadan-ce
EH3 7AF
Butterscotch and Honey
The Ambassadors’ Reel
Extras:
The Silver Tassie.
The Morrison Measure
Postie’s Jig
MC Rota:
Date MCs Feature Dance TTT - Third Thursday Tuition
24 Oct - Judith / Evelyn
Singing Sands
31 Oct - Libby / Evelyn
Singing Sands - Music by Dave Hall
7 Nov - Jim Cook
Toast to the Mousies
14 Nov - Deb / Alan Toast to the Mousies
21 Nov - David / Evelyn
Toast to the Mousies TTT
28 Nov - St Andrews Party - Jenny / Ruth * 7.30pm start
5 Dec - Deb /Pat
Toast to the Mousies
12 Dec - Lindsey MC choice
19 Dec - Christmas Party - Ruth /
Libby
* 7.30pm start
n/a
THIRD THURSDAY TUITION (TTT) - 7.30 - 8pm tuition each 3rd Thursday of the month (not December) with our RSCDS teachers Judith & Jenny.
All welcome - come along and practise steps and formations before the social dancing starts at 8pm
Safety: Surbiton & District Caledonian Society exists to promote the teaching and enjoyment of Scottish country dancing. To do this in a safe manner, the Society uses qualified instructors to teach the basic skills to new and less-experienced dancers. Social dancing may be led by qualified instructors or by experienced dancers or club members. The Society takes care to see that any premises used are free from hazards, and has a risk assessment in place, which is reviewed by the Committee every 12 months, or more frequently if circumstances change.
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