Invicta Morris: Morris Dancing at Ightham Mote
Get ready for bells, sticks, and plenty of energy as Invicta Morris bring their vibrant Cotswold Morris dancing to the beautiful setting of Ightham Mote.
- Booking not needed
- Free event (admission applies)
Based in Otford and performing since 1976, this mixed Morris side are keeping tradition alive with a modern twist. As well as classic Cotswold dances, they’ll be showcasing some unique steps from the Ightham tradition – dances specially created by the group and named after the very place they'll be performing. There might even be an opportunity to join in!
Come along and enjoy the rhythm and colour of this joyful English tradition in the heart of the Kent countryside.
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Prices
Event ticket prices
This event is free, but normal admission charges apply for the venue.
Check admission pricesThe basics
- Booking details
Call 01732810378
- Suitability
Children welcome
- Meeting point
Performances are in the carriage circle next to the house entrance.
- What to bring and wear
Please be aware, this event takes place outdoors so please dress suitably for all weather
- Accessibility
Designated parking spaces for disabled visitors in the main car park. Manual wheelchairs are available to borrow. Gardens have a mixture of gravel and grass paths, some steep slopes, undulating terrain and steps. Assistance dogs are welcome in all areas of the site. Estate walks have undulated terrain - please wear suitable footwear.
- Other
Dogs are welcome. Assistance dogs only in the courtyard and house.
Upcoming events
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Sargent’s Palette in Bloom
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Exhibition: Ightham at War
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