This site covers the dance activities of our Bognor Regis club which is an associated group of the
Society for International Folk Dancing (SIFD) and of the Sussex Folk Association (SusFA).
7:30pm - 9:00pm first Wednesday each month
Contact Janet (01243 265010)
details
United Reformed Church Hall, Linden Road
We have a dance class for children in the Bognor Regis area open to all children at every level - one of the advantages of international dance is that there is a huge range of styles and music - the children never get bored. The repertoire is chosen with children in mind and includes English, Scottish, European, Balkan, Oriental and Polynesian for fun filled dance lessons.

We have an amateur display team that tour a selection of village fetes in West Sussex in the summer, dancing in various regional costumes. This includes adults who practice together at agreed times. In recent years the display team has appeared at the Hawth Theatre, Crawley and formed part of the Society for International Folk Dancing (SIFD) group appearing in the CCPR Show at the Royal Albert Hall.
We have been involved in organising the
Eastbourne International Folk Dance Festival over the border in East Sussex on behalf of the Society for International
Folk Dancing (SIFD) for some years now. Janet teaches at the East Preston Dance Circle in West Sussex and the Gosport
& Fareham Interfolk in Hampshire. She calls and dances at the Felpham and Middleton Country Dance Club.
As a result of our activities we have friends all over England and the UK and throughout Europe. Janet is now the editor
of the SIFD News.
If you have read this far you must be interested in us! Use the BRIDE
links on the left to find out more about us.
We are always happy to have children to join in our Thursday class. They don't have to join the display team and can
be complete beginners. The emphasis is on learning to enjoy dance not passing exams!
We are looking for more
adults to join our display team for next year. You do not need a partner or any special expertise. There is more than a
year to practice - you need only to live locally enough to come. If you just want to dance but
not be in the display team, that is fine. We are always pleased to welcome new people.
We choose Interfolk as our domain name because we wanted to highlight the large amount
of international and national folk connections we have made through our hobby. Its just a matter of building up the
website! Interfolk is far more relevant than 'Bride' (and besides which no one will confuse us with a marriage bureau!).
especially as we are now hosting web pages for a number of South Coast groups.