Welcome to the web pages of Eynsham Morris
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Eynsham Morris have a proud tradition stretching back to the nineteenth century and probably beyond. We have some of the the most exciting and flamboyant dances in the morris tradition, and a dancing style to match. We try to live up to Cecil Sharp's description from 1908 (above).
From the menu bar on the left you can find out where we're dancing, read about our long history, look at pictures and videos, and learn a bit about the dances. You can also find out about our home town, Eynsham. Contact us to find out more, to invite us to dance for you, or to join us.
From 1996 to 2009 the Eynsham Morris web site was kindly hosted by the Bodleian Library. You can still look at those pages although they will not be maintained and will disappear at some point. If there's anything on the old pages that you can't find here, contact the webmaster.
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 Feathers Russell, painted by
William Nicholson, ca. 1901 |
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July 3, 2009
Dave Mace's Mayday
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This week's photo: Dave Mace found the exertions of Black's treat too much on May Day - photo from Mick Barlow
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