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Anyone who saw this, though, must have known she wasn't going out to study folk dancing.

Folk dancing is a strong influence in many of the books.

And for some, folk dancing offers a way to meet people.

Admission is free, and there will be English folk dancing.

"I have some reference books on folk dancing at home," he said.

Such formations are associated with folk dancing throughout the world.

The children have joined the older people for folk dancing and in choral work.

He began folk dancing at the age of three.

"Would you think these lines, particularly the last four, are used in other places where folk dancing thrives?"

Saturday's events for children begin at 2:30 with folk dancing and storytelling.

English country dancing has existed since the 17th century.

The strathspey is one of the dance types in Scottish country dancing.

Contra dance is part of English country dancing, which became established in the 17 century.

The side involved over a dozen boys between 14-18 years old introducing them to folk music and traditional English country dancing.

The best thing about Scottish country dancing is its inclusiveness.

This relatively recent addition to the repertoire was adapted from English country dancing.

If I can do table tennis and Scottish country dancing, nothing won't get me away from that.

Scottish primary schools frequently teach some "country dancing", often around Christmas time.

Her influence on the style of Scottish country dancing was dramatic.

The appeal of country dancing is almost completely confined to Christian countries.