Spring Grove Morris Introduction

Spring Grove Morris is a men's Cotswold Morris side based in Kingston Upon Thames in the English county of Surrey. 

The side was formed in 1977 and we are now in our 32nd year.

In 1507 Morris Dance was first noted in Kingston-upon-Thames - over 500 years ago. Find out more here .

New members are always welcome join us, either as dancers or musicians, though all our members are encouraged to perform at least a few dances. Musicians should be comfortable with playing their instruments in the keys of D and G. The most common instruments in use at present are melodeon, piano accordion, penny whistle and fiddle. We practice during the off-season (October to April) on Monday evenings from around 8:30pm.

We are fortunate to have the use of St John's Church, Bloomfield Road, Kingston.

From St George's Day to the end of September we dance out, generally on Monday evenings at local pubs in the area.
Please contact one of the side's Officers for further details.

The side can be booked for events through our Bagman.

In this area you will find -

Description of the Side Our traditions, kit, officers and beast. How to contact us.

Programme for 2009 Where and when we will be dancing from April to September
(see also Off-Spring Morris Programme).

On-line Archive The history of Spring Grove Morris Men and a picture gallery.

You will find a plethora of information about the Morris on various web pages from Morris Dance Google Directory

For Morris in the rest of the world try Mainly Morris Dancing

The Spring Grove Morris Men are members of the Morris Ring

Some of the men also dance with the mixed side Off-Spring Morris which is a member of The Morris Federation