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This is the site of one of the English sides whose dances we do. Contains a great explanation of the origins of Morris (not the one I prefer but...), some great pictures, a link to the ever famous Bell Public House and music! God bless ‘em — music! |
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Related Links NOW in alphabetical order. (Ow! My brain!) |
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You don’t have to be a Morris dancer to enjoy this site. It helps, though, if you want to understand it... |
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... is a really odd variation of a horse-shoe kind of game. Paul says, ”This talks about Aunt Sally, but more importantly, it shows Adderbury Morris Men playing it.” |
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British Life, Culture and Customs While not definitive this site is an amazingly rich synopsis of things we MT Morris folks celebrate. AND it’s the site of Woodlands Junior School, Tonbridge, Kent. Hear! Hear! |
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Country Dance and Song Society Lotsa cool folksy kind of stuff for the consummate folk dancer, singer, and the occasional lost liberal. |
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The Mother of All Morris Related Links. It’s a (perhaps THE) compendium of Morris sites around the world. Sponsored by the Bristol Morris Men and maintained by an “old friend” of Ed’s, John Maher. |
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Minnesota Renaissance Festival The official website of the Renaissance Festival at which MTM is something of a fixture—albeit an old and rusty one. Advertisement aimed at the patron. |
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The Midwest Morris person’s equivalent to a hajj—except without the goat and with ale. OK! it’s not at all like a hajj but we do travel to it religiously every year. |
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This is the site for Fest cast and crafts-persons. It even has passable pictures of the team. Definitely a warm-fuzzy. |
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A little homage to the grandest hosts in all Morrisdom, George and Paula Marti. The fact that they make and sell mighty gol-durn tasty wines doesn’t hurt either—well, not until the next day anyway. |
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I don’t know exactly what a “mud cat” is but this site is a lot of fun for us singing cats. Not definitive, maybe, but close enough. |
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Royal Scottish Country Dance Society In the old days this link would have been called aiding the enemy. But as few of us are really British and few of them are really Scottish... Fun dancing for men & women! |
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This is where MTM rehearses in beautiful South Minneapolis. It’s home to many folkdance groups and has some great Contra Dancing and other really fun events. |
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To call this side a “mixed” Morris team is an understatement! These lads and lasses are anything but “traditional” in their Morris stylings. Always good for a grin! |