Join the Sycamore Assembly for a night of traditional dance and music.Ever wanted to learn how to dance the traditional line and circle dances of England and Scotland?Join the Sycamore Assembly on November 14 to learn popular Scottish line dances like The Flying Scotsman or time travel back to the 16th century with circle dances like Gathering Peascods.All dances will be taught step-by-step. This event is great for beginners and is kid/family-friendly.Comfortable, closed-toed shoes are recommended since we dance on pavement.The dance will be held outdoors, on the courtyard of the Goodwood Museum & Gardens’ Carriage House.Ice tea and lemonade will be provided.Tickets are $10 per person (kids aged 15 and under are free) and can be purchased at the event or in advance HERE
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