Scottish Ceilidh Dancing – no partner and/or experience needed

While you may think that Scottish Ceilidh Dancing has nothing to do with paddling then you would be mistaken. Our longer paddles require strength, stamina, and cardio fitness. Scottish Dancing is guaranteed to help you with those goals.

If you know your right from your left (eventually) and can count to 4 you are qualified for this event. No partner and/or experience is needed to participate. Sam and Graham from Outlander have a conflict, but we will learn the dance featured on a “Men In Kilts” episode.

James is a fully certificated teacher by the Royal Scottish Country Dance Society and has been dancing since 1982,

Originally the word Ceilidh (kay-lee) descended from the Gaelic word for ‘gathering’ or ‘party’… However, these days when people think of a Ceilidh, they think of a fun filled night of wild dancing, good music and great company! Please come along and see what it is all about. Wear comfortable shoes (tennis shoes are fine). Wearing tartan is optional. Darryl has a fleet of kayaks while James has a collection of kilts.