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Welcome to Holt Ridge Morris
We are a mixed Morris side based mainly in North Norfolk but with members across the UK. We dance the ‘Cotswold’ traditions which use handkerchiefs (waivers) and sticks. We can be seen performing at festivals, fetes, pubs (of course!) all around Norfolk and sometimes much further afield.
To contact us with a general enquiry or to book us for an event please email bag@holtridgemorris.co.uk. We take bookings for a variety of event types, both public and private; our fees are very reasonable (and sometimes zero, at our discretion). We have danced & played at fetes, festivals, pubs, care homes, Morris experience/work-shops, to name but a few. We have also wassailed in orchards and performed plays as the Holt Ridge Mummers.
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Holt Ridge Morris (a mixed Morris side in North Norfolk) always welcomes new dancers and musicians. We practice each Monday during the winter and dance out all summer. There are some exceptions to that rule of course! If you would like to give it a go then email our squire: squire@holtridgemorris.co.uk
Or… just turn up! We practice on Monday evenings from 19:00 to 21:30 between September and May, at Marsham Village Hall, High St, Marsham, Norwich NR10 5AE.
 | Open Morris Holt Ridge Morris is a member of Open Morris |  | The Fools Puppet Theatre Companie Puppet Theatre run by our illustrious Squire & Foreman |
 | The Morris Federation Many Morris-related resources |  | The Potty Festival Holt Ridge Morris is the host side for this spectacular Morris festival |
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The joy all you wonderful Morris Dancers brought was fabulous.
– Stalham Artisan Market organiser
Superb performances.
Having you with us made the day very special once again; your joyful, colourful & impressive music & dance set the tone for, & made a huge contribution to, the success of the day.
– Matlaske Fete organiser
Thank you for making our fayre a wonderful day!
– Aldborough Fayre organiser
Thank you so much for an utterly fabulous afternoon. We were all in awe of how you displayed such energy with such hot weather!
– The Norfolk Wherry Trust
At the end of day, we had the chance to take part in a Border dance.
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What an incredibly hot day yesterday for our Bank holiday dancing with Boudicca Border Morris on the North Norfolk Railway PLC
Thank you to everyone involved. It was a great day, starting in Sheringham, then on to Weybourne and ending in Holt.
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We were dancing again at Cromer yesterday. Beautiful weather for the start of the bank holiday weekend.
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It was a very windy day at Cromer on Sunday for the Cromer off the pier event.
Thanks to Darren for the photos www.sdmimages.co.uk
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'Dancing The Sun Up' a May Day morning celebration by three friends of ours called From The Warren on Bandcamp.
Free to listen to for three times and then a small price to buy.
Dancing The Sun Up, by From The Warren
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Today we were dancing at the Itteringham May Fayre. Another good dance out, with plenty of people. … See MoreSee Less
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By 6am we had moved on to Sheringham for more dancing. Then stopped for breakfast – thank you Plaza cafe. Then it was Salthouse for a dance or two and a rest, then finally to Blakeney,. … See MoreSee Less
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What would you be doing at 5am on May Day … why, dancing the sun up at Roman Camp, North Norfolk, what else !
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