Bhangra Ceilidh

We’re happy to announce the return of our glittering dance fusion event, Bhangra Ceilidh. Join Kuljit Bhamra MBE and Hazel Askew, plus a host of talented ceilidh and bhangra musicians, for a night of musical joy.

Leading dance callers Lisa Heywood and Hardeep Sahota will guide you through joyous dances fusing the irresistible moves of ceilidh and bhangra dancing. The music can also be enjoyed as an aural treat.

Dances are suitable for all levels of experience. All generations welcome, although this event is not recommended for young children. The callers will show you the moves and use gender-free calling.

Come with your friends or on your own – ceilidhs are a great way to meet new people!

More information:

Bhangra - (pronounced bang-ra. bung-ra or pungara as in ‘bun’) is a popular music and dance originating from folk traditions in the Punjab. It has developed further in Britain over the recent decades and is enjoyed at celebrations, festivals, weddings and community events throughout the Punjabi and Indian communities worldwide.

Ceilidh – (pronounced kay-lee) is a traditional social dancing event with live music. It’s a Scottish Gaelic word that is used in England as well as Scotland. Ceilidhs are also danced at celebrations, festivals, weddings and community events as they are very accessible to new dancers.

Doors open at 6.30pm; gig starts at 7pm.

Presented by EFDSS and Kuljit Bhamra.

This ticket price includes a 50p building levy.