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Pilgrim Morris Men of Guildford is the local morris dancing side of Guildford, Surrey, England. We dance a variety of traditions in the Cotswold style.
NewsFlash: Change of Venue – Wednesday 16th May is now the Robin Hood, Guildford, at 8pm.
Founded in 1972, during the summer months we dance around Surrey and north-east Hampshire, and occasionally further afield. We are available for bookings, but because of our busy summer programme, the earlier you can ask us, the better. Our 2012 programme is on the Events page, and will shortly be available for download. Our next three events are listed on the bottom of this page. Come and see us over the summer: we normally give the audience a chance to have a go, so don’t be shy, take one step forward….
This year we will be dancing at events such as the Surrey County Show, Albury Fete and Peaslake Village Fair, and for the first time, Cobham’s Heritage Day celebrations. Our thanks to the various sides who have invited us to dance with them this summer, including Windsor Morris, Jackstraws, Hook Morris, Minden Rose and Broadwood Morris. So, here’s to a great summer’s dancing, kicking off with St George’s Day in Odiham, dancing at dawn on May day at St Martha’s Hill, and the all day event, Summerpole, in Guildford town centre.
Pilgrim Morris Men always welcomes new recruits. Our practice season is finished, but you’re welcome to join us at any point. Next practice season starts in early October, at Pewley Down School Hall, Guildford (pop GU1 3PT into your SatNav). We’ll post details nearer the time.
If you would simply like information, or have a booking enquiry, please send an email to the Bagman (he’s the lucky one that organises our calendar)
The next 3 Pilgrim Morris Events:
Wednesday, 23rd May
Dancing by the babbling Tillingbourne. We start at the William IV.
Saturday, 2nd June
Sorry folks, we're at a private function for the afternoon.
Monday, 4th June
See us dancing at various points around the show grounds throughout the day. Pray for dry weather! Its not easy dancing in wellies.

