Clog dancing is a traditional step dance originating from the cotton mills of Lancashire and if you are interested new members are always welcome.
Reach out to our Club Office using the links below to enquire about this activity.
While clog dancing originated from the cotton mills of Lancashire it also including music hall and more modern folk dance steps. We dance in wooden-soled shoes to make tapping sounds.
We meet at Stourbridge Institute every Wed from 8-9.30pm.
Fees are £3/week and new members are always welcome.
(You don't need the clogs to start but we may have some you could borrow, depending on your size.)
We are always learning exciting new dances for our regular "dance outs" with other sides.
If interested, you can contact us on messenger via our Castle Clog facebook page.
Members can take part in the various activities available in the club such as Badminton, Bridge, Table Tennis and Snooker as well as many other learning and sporting opportunities.
Take part in the various activities such as Badminton, Bridge, Table Tennis, Snooker and many other learning and sporting opportunities.
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