The Lanark Group

The group meets on the 2nd & 4th Friday of the month

This U3A group will be on Summer holiday 2019 from the June until the second Friday in September

Lanark Memorial Hall
St Leonard Street
ML11 7AB

Sessions are from 10.30am- 12.00 noon. A small donation is requested

For details and to book a place call Jo 07980050456

NB occasionally the session will be held in Kirkton Church Station Road Carluke
if the Memorial Hall is in use for a concert.

Open to all

These sessions are part of the U3A Lanark programme but membership is not required in the first instance.

No previous experience or partner required

Wear comfortable clothing and shoes. Bring a drink of water.

Do come and join us a warm welcome is assured

Lanark

Forth

On 16th November we danced in aid of BBC Children in Need and raised £125 Watch this space for next Forth Dates

Bankhall
Climpy Road
Forth ML11 8BX

No previous experience or partner required Wear comfortable clothing and shoes. Bring a drink of water. Do come and join us a warm welcome is assured Call Anne Forth Community Resource Centre 01555 811002

Forth

On Friday 16th November 2018. We danced in aid of BBC Children in Need and raised £125

WATCH THIS SPACE FOR NEW DATES

Bankhall Climpy Road Forth ML11 8BX

No previous experience or partner required

Wear comfortable clothing and shoes. Bring a drink of water.

Do come and join us a warm welcome is assured

Call Anne Forth Community Resource Centre 01555 811002

Carluke

There will be a chance to try Circle Dancing in Carluke on Saturday 21st September 2019 when we will be participating in the Jam & Ham Festival
Come and find us opposite St Andrews Church from 2pm

Call Jo 07980050456 for info

The group enjoyed dancing in the new Carluke venue especially The Greatest Showman danced using a traditional Coeck step

I enjoy the dances and the beautiful music. Circle Dancing is very inclusive suitable for people of all abilities. I have found it forges friendships also it helped improve the range of movement in my injured hip
Lanark Circle Dancer

"the noblest art is to make others happy" Phineas Taylor Barnham

Hello I am Jo

I am married with three grown up children and a beautiful Golden Retriever. I have a one year old grandson

I came back to Circle Dancing following a Young at Heart workshop in 2014. When the opportunity arose I decided to train as a Circle Dance teacher as dancing with friends brings me so much happiness that I want to share the joy of Circle Dancing with others. I enjoy sharing Circle Dancing with people of all ages.

I assure you what I lack in expertise will be made up with enthusiasm

Do come along for a Taster session,you will be most welcome.

Jo Freeman - Teacher