Black Adder Morris dance "Nina's Shuffle" at Jockey Morris Plough Tour 2024 Birmingham

Based in Selly Oak, Birmingham, Black Adder Morris is an any age, any gender side which enjoys dancing, making music and having fun together.
Our dancing style is lively and from the North West Morris tradition, which is why we wear clogs, as was done in the mills of Lancashire. Our particular interpretation of this tradition is highly personal to our side.
When we dance out in the community we dance in clogs and wear rag jackets. When we practice we wear whatever takes our fancy. We have a band of lovely musicians and always welcome more.
No experience is required to come and have some fun dancing with us, so please come and try it, although if you are a musician you will need a reasonable competency on your instrument to keep up.
We practice on Thursday evenings from 8 p.m. at Selly Oak Quaker Meeting House, 930 Bristol Road Selly Oak, Birmingham. B29

Jockey Morris Annual Plough Tour took place in Birmingham on Saturday 6th January 2024.
Jockey Morris Club have been active in Birmingham since their formation in 1949. They have performed all over the country and have been proud to represent morris dancing, and the City of Birmingham, in places as far flung as Warwickshire, Devon, France, Flanders (many times), Cyprus, Holland and Germany. Our last foreign trip saw us performing Bonheidans Dance Festival in Flanders. We like to keep our national folk tradition alive both at home and abroad.
If you’ve ever thought that you might like to have a go at morris dancing why not get in touch with us.