Flagcrackers of Craven

Border Morris Side

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Next event Dent Folk Festival (Sedbergh) June 26th-28th


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Dent Folk Festival Website

EVESHAM: Photos by Dave Mallinson

EVESHAM more pics to follow when I get my act together . . .

  Knaresborough 2009

 Easter Monday - Skipton

 

 

 

 

 

                    Dance season off to a cracking start

The Flagcrackers of Craven will be beginning their 2009 dance-out season in the traditional fashion, with an Easter dance-out in Skipton on Easter Monday . . . .NEWS

On Saturday 4th April the team will also be providing the music and entertainment along with members of popular dance band Spinning Jelly for a family ceilidh at Farnhill village institute (the former post office), in order to help the community raise funds for the venue which hosts their weekly practise night.

 

 

Morris youth live and cracking in Craven

 The Flagcrackers of Craven are among many thriving morris sides condemning the scaremongering of the Morris Ring who announced to the national press last week that the tradition is in danger of dying out. . . . . . .more

 

 


A Cracking AGM


Flagcrackers play host to Morris Federation

 A Yorkshire morris side is honoured with hosting the key event of the Morris Federation year including the AGM, weekend of dance and open ceilidh on October 4th . . . more

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George Speller Media Smash Hit - see him in action introducing the FLAGCRACKERS on the BEEB!


NOW! Find us on the map (well nearly)   http://www.frappr.com/morris

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Practice venue is Farnhill Community Hall, at Farnhill near Kildwick - practice 8-10 pm every Wednesday.

Visitors and prospective members always welcome


Mona plays the big drum

In his rags and his tatters his sweat and his soot . . .Here is is England in ribbons from his head to his foot [Christmas Champions, Hugh Lupton and Chris Wood]


". . . .millions of them. Fabulous, spectacular costumes, hundreds of them, everyone's playing or doing something . . . " John Kirkpatrick


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