Saturday 5th September – we performed at Woodplumpton and Catforth Village Fete, one of our favourite events of the year. The weather was great and there were plenty of people watching. We got a respectable score in the worm charming competition and were close to the winning square in the cow pat bingo
Thursday 3rd September – we performed at Crooke Hall Inn as the curtain raiser to their annual charity beer festival. Weather was wet. Luckily we were able to dance under cover in front of an appreciative audience of people and dogs. A big thank you to Crooke Hall Inn for the hospitality and the chips…
Saturday 25th & Sunday 26th July – a fantastic 2 days of dancing at Lowther Folk and Roots Festival. We joined our friends Lancashire Wallopers, Leap to Your Feet, Leyland Morris, Newburgh Morris, Regency Rejigged, Rivington Morris and Singleton Cloggers outside the Lowther Pavilion, entertaining an enthusiastic crowd on both days. Stone The Crows also…
Saturday 18th July – Fabulous day out at Chapel-en-le-Frith Day of Dance in Buxton.
Thursday 16th July – The Crows flocked to The Crown in Horwich last night to delight and entertain. Fantastic to see so many dancers, musicians and spectators – thanks for the chips which were kindly provided by The Crown
Sunday 12th July – a stunning display, in St Oswald’s Church, of traditional arts and crafts, from very talented rug and quilt makers, some local, some from further afield. Stone The Crows helped to entertain at The Malt Shovel – just down the road from the church. As well as the usual music and dance…
Thursday 9th July – the hot day turned to a cool evening at the lovely canal side Crooke Hall Inn, so there was plenty of dancing. A big thank you to Crooke Hall Inn for making us feel so welcome and for feeding us with great chip butties
Thursday 2nd July – a big thank you to the Tap and Vent, Longridge for their hospitality last night. We had a great evening dancing in the dazzling sunlight
Sunday June 21st – Summer Solstice dance-out at The Vinyl Tap, Preston. Some of us had been up since dawn but we still danced down the solstice sun on a very warm evening at the wonderful Vinyl Tap in Preston.