Get your dancing shoes ready! As part of Cushendun's Culture Month, you can take part in a Set Dancing Workshop on Saturday 7th September from 1pm-4pm at St Ciaran's Primary School, Cushendun.
Whether you are a beginner or a seasoned dancer, everyone is welcome to join this lively and fun filled session led by the talented Ronan Eastwood. Set dancing has such deep roots in local tradition; this is your chance to be part of its vibrant revival.
Funded by Community Relations Council
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