Bristol Irish Set Dancing Club

What's on?

For lively Irish music and social dancing, most Sunday nights at Southmead Community Centre, 248 Greystoke Avenue, Southmead, Bristol BS10 6BQ, from 8 pm. (6 times a year, no class because we are running workshop/ ceili in Wotton under Edge on 2nd Sunday of month. Occasionally other Sundays may be cancelled - ring Sharon on 07745 376 499 to check)

For all other local events, click on "other local groups" and "Calendar" above.

For accommodation near Southmead Community Centre, and for how to get there by public transport, click on "contact/ find us" above.

Sunday, 15 February 2015

A great ceili last night with The Perfect Cure.

Photos by Mick

Monday, 19 January 2015

New ceili dancing class now running on a Monday evening ( 6 - 7 pm) in St Werburgh's, Bristol. Click on "ceili dancing class Bristol" under "Related sites" to the right of this page for further details.

Saturday, 10 January 2015

Thanks to Val, Graham and Ann, and the Perfect Cure, for a great ceili in Shoscombe last night. There were quite a few beginners there, but it all flowed really well and we had a wonderful time.

Saturday, 27 December 2014

Our new venue at Southmead Community Centre

Tuesday, 25 November 2014

Bristol Irish Set Dancing Club is moving!

From Sunday 21st December the class will meet at Southmead Community Centre, Greystoke Avenue, Southmead, Bristol BS10 6BQ, every Sunday at the earlier time of 8 pm.

The Christmas ceili on Sunday 14th December (from 7.30 pm) will be the last time we meet at St Bonaventure's Parish Hall.

The new hall is very good, with a nice floor, a bar, and a car park. It is also accessible by bus - number 2 from Temple Meads via Henleaze, or number 76 from Hengrove via the centre and Gloucester Road.

To celebrate the move, the first class at the new venue, on 21st December, will be free!

Monday, 13 October 2014

Autumn Ceili at St Bon's

Last night's ceili was great fun, with excellent music from the Polka Pests (who will also be playing for our Christmas ceili on December 14th), lovely dancing and scrumptious food.

Thanks to all who came along and helped to make it go with a swing.

The raffle, in aid of Parkinson's UK, included as prizes wine, chocolates and a voucher for the pub/ restaurant The Gloucester Old Spot on Kellaway Avenue. Ticket sales made £88.