What is Scottish Country Dancing?
It's the social dancing of Scotland. It’s not highland dancing which is solo but rather social dancing. It is usually danced in sets of 4 couples, to the music of the accordion, fiddle or keyboard.
Who We Are
We are a group of all ages and backgrounds who enjoy the fun of Scottish Country Dancing. No, you don't have to be Scottish to join. We provide a warm and welcoming atmosphere for learning the dance and enjoying each other's company.
New Dancers Are Welcome!
The first class is free. A Welcome Ceilidh is being planned for Saturday, Sept. 14th. In the happy event that you decide to join us, the $5 fees already paid will count toward the full annual fee.
Scottish Country Dancing
Kingston
St. Luke's Church Hall, 236 Nelson St., Wednesdays
Classes are from 7:15 p.m.-9:15 p.m.
The door will be open at 6:45. However, at the request of St. Luke's, for general security, the door will be locked. Please ring the bell twice if no one is standing by.
Picton
Old Town Hall, 2 Ross St., Picton,1:30-3:30 p.m., Fridays
Contact: Sheila Keller, (613)-645-2115 or sheilakellerpicton@gmail.com Please let Sheila know whether you plan to attend.
Please be aware that cancellations may occur up to an hour before the event due to weather conditions. To stay updated, kindly check our Facebook page for any last-minute changes.
Upcoming Events
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Friday April 181:30 pm – 3:30 pm
Picton Scottish Country Dancing
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Wednesday April 237:15 pm – 9:15 pm
Winter Class Schedule
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Friday April 251:30 pm – 3:30 pm
Picton Scottish Country Dancing