Te Awamutu Scottish Country Dancing Club
Otorohanga, Waikato
Discover the joy of dance with the Te Awamutu Scottish Country Dancing Club in Waikato! This vibrant club offers a fun, social, and non-competitive environment where friendship and fitness take centre stage. Perfect for all ages, you don’t need to be Scottish or bring a partner—everyone dances together in sets to lively accordion and fiddle music. Meeting weekly in Otorohanga and monthly in Te Awamutu, this family-oriented group welcomes members from across the region. Join us for a brain-boosting, heartwarming experience with Scottish country dancing in Waikato!
Welcome to Te Awamutu Scottish Country Dancing Club
Nothing brings people together quite like the rhythm of dance, and at the Te Awamutu Scottish Country Dancing Club, we celebrate the lively tradition of Scottish country dancing in the heart of Waikato. This club is all about creating a welcoming, non-competitive space where fun, friendship, and fitness are the focus. Danced in sets of mostly eight people to the cheerful tunes of accordion or fiddle music, this activity offers a unique blend of social interaction and mental stimulation. You don’t need to be Scottish, and no partner is required—everyone dances with everyone, making it a truly inclusive experience. Whether you're a seasoned dancer or a complete beginner, our family-oriented group is ready to welcome you with open arms.Our Location and Community in Waikato
Nestled in the vibrant Waikato region, the Te Awamutu Scottish Country Dancing Club serves a wide community of dance enthusiasts from Te Awamutu, Otorohanga, Te Kuiti, Cambridge, and Honikiwi. Our regular gatherings take place weekly on Thursdays at 7pm at St Bride’s Anglican Hall on Haerehuka Street in Otorohanga, from the beginning of March to the end of November. On the first Thursday of each month, from April to November, we switch locations to the Methodist Church Hall on Bank Street in Te Awamutu, starting at 7.30pm. This dual-location setup allows us to connect with members across the region, ensuring that Scottish country dancing remains accessible to all. Waikato, with its rich cultural tapestry and community spirit, provides the perfect backdrop for our club’s activities, fostering a sense of togetherness through every step and twirl.Why Join Our Scottish Dancing Family?
Scottish country dancing is more than just a physical activity; it’s a fantastic way to boost your brain health while building lasting friendships. The intricate patterns and lively music challenge your mind, while the social nature of the dance ensures you’re always laughing and connecting with others. At our club, we pride ourselves on being family-oriented, welcoming dancers of all ages and backgrounds. There’s no need for prior experience or a dance partner—our sessions are designed for everyone to join in and enjoy. If you’re in the Waikato region and looking for a unique way to stay active and meet new people, the Te Awamutu Scottish Country Dancing Club is the perfect place to start. Come experience the joy of dance and the warmth of our community as we celebrate this timeless Scottish tradition together.Upcoming Events
Thu 13 Nov
07:00 pmDiscover Scottish Dance at St Bride's, Otorohanga
Try Scottish Country Dancing in Waikato Want to experience a fun, social activity that boosts both fitness and friendship? The Te Awamutu Scottish Country Dancing Club offers a fantastic opportunity to dive into Scottish dance, a non-competitive pastime perfect for all ages. Held weekly, this activity brings together people from Te Awamutu, Otorohanga, Te Kuiti, Cambridge, and Honikiwi for lively sessions set to accordion or fiddle music. You don’t need to be Scottish or bring a partner—everyone dances with everyone in sets of mostly eight, making it a welcoming environment for newcomers and regulars alike. 🕺🎶 Here’s what you can expect: sessions run for 90 minutes, providing a great mental workout as you learn steps and formations. It’s family-oriented, open to all ages, and no prior experience is required. The club meets every Thursday at 7pm from March to November at St Bride’s Anglican Hall in Otorohanga, except on the first Thursday of the month (April to November), when they gather at 7:30pm at the Methodist Church Hall in Te Awamutu. Entry fees are available upon checking with the club, ensuring accessibility for everyone curious to join. This is more than just dance—it’s a chance to connect with your community, laugh, and stay active. Find joy in a unique cultural experience that sharpens your mind and builds bonds. Whether you’re looking to meet new friends or enjoy a wholesome activity with family, Scottish Country Dancing offers a refreshing escape from the everyday. The supportive atmosphere ensures you’ll feel right at home, regardless of your skill level. So, lace up your comfortable shoes and step into a world of rhythm and camaraderie! 😊 Discover Otorohanga’s Community Hub Why not join a vibrant group in the heart of Waikato? The primary venue, St Bride’s Anglican Hall on Haerehuka Street in Otorohanga, hosts most of the club’s weekly sessions, providing a cozy and accessible space for dancing. On the first Thursday of the month, the action shifts to the Methodist Church Hall on Bank Street in Te Awamutu, offering variety for members across the region. Head to Otorohanga, a tight-knit community in the Waikato district, where local events like these strengthen connections. Known for its friendly vibe, Otorohanga is a great place to engage in cultural activities and meet like-minded people. Whether you’re a local or visiting from nearby towns, you’ll find the club’s venues easy to access and the atmosphere warm and inviting. 🏛️
Otorohanga, Waikato
Thu 20 Nov
07:00 pmDiscover Scottish Dance at St Bride's, Otorohanga
Try Scottish Country Dancing in Waikato Want to experience a fun, social activity that boosts both fitness and friendship? The Te Awamutu Scottish Country Dancing Club offers a fantastic opportunity to dive into Scottish dance, a non-competitive pastime perfect for all ages. Held weekly, this activity brings together people from Te Awamutu, Otorohanga, Te Kuiti, Cambridge, and Honikiwi for lively sessions set to accordion or fiddle music. You don’t need to be Scottish or bring a partner—everyone dances with everyone in sets of mostly eight, making it a welcoming environment for newcomers and regulars alike. 🕺🎶 Here’s what you can expect: sessions run for 90 minutes, providing a great mental workout as you learn steps and formations. It’s family-oriented, open to all ages, and no prior experience is required. The club meets every Thursday at 7pm from March to November at St Bride’s Anglican Hall in Otorohanga, except on the first Thursday of the month (April to November), when they gather at 7:30pm at the Methodist Church Hall in Te Awamutu. Entry fees are available upon checking with the club, ensuring accessibility for everyone curious to join. This is more than just dance—it’s a chance to connect with your community, laugh, and stay active. Find joy in a unique cultural experience that sharpens your mind and builds bonds. Whether you’re looking to meet new friends or enjoy a wholesome activity with family, Scottish Country Dancing offers a refreshing escape from the everyday. The supportive atmosphere ensures you’ll feel right at home, regardless of your skill level. So, lace up your comfortable shoes and step into a world of rhythm and camaraderie! 😊 Discover Otorohanga’s Community Hub Why not join a vibrant group in the heart of Waikato? The primary venue, St Bride’s Anglican Hall on Haerehuka Street in Otorohanga, hosts most of the club’s weekly sessions, providing a cozy and accessible space for dancing. On the first Thursday of the month, the action shifts to the Methodist Church Hall on Bank Street in Te Awamutu, offering variety for members across the region. Head to Otorohanga, a tight-knit community in the Waikato district, where local events like these strengthen connections. Known for its friendly vibe, Otorohanga is a great place to engage in cultural activities and meet like-minded people. Whether you’re a local or visiting from nearby towns, you’ll find the club’s venues easy to access and the atmosphere warm and inviting. 🏛️
Otorohanga, Waikato
Thu 27 Nov
07:00 pmDiscover Scottish Dance at St Bride's, Otorohanga
Try Scottish Country Dancing in Waikato Want to experience a fun, social activity that boosts both fitness and friendship? The Te Awamutu Scottish Country Dancing Club offers a fantastic opportunity to dive into Scottish dance, a non-competitive pastime perfect for all ages. Held weekly, this activity brings together people from Te Awamutu, Otorohanga, Te Kuiti, Cambridge, and Honikiwi for lively sessions set to accordion or fiddle music. You don’t need to be Scottish or bring a partner—everyone dances with everyone in sets of mostly eight, making it a welcoming environment for newcomers and regulars alike. 🕺🎶 Here’s what you can expect: sessions run for 90 minutes, providing a great mental workout as you learn steps and formations. It’s family-oriented, open to all ages, and no prior experience is required. The club meets every Thursday at 7pm from March to November at St Bride’s Anglican Hall in Otorohanga, except on the first Thursday of the month (April to November), when they gather at 7:30pm at the Methodist Church Hall in Te Awamutu. Entry fees are available upon checking with the club, ensuring accessibility for everyone curious to join. This is more than just dance—it’s a chance to connect with your community, laugh, and stay active. Find joy in a unique cultural experience that sharpens your mind and builds bonds. Whether you’re looking to meet new friends or enjoy a wholesome activity with family, Scottish Country Dancing offers a refreshing escape from the everyday. The supportive atmosphere ensures you’ll feel right at home, regardless of your skill level. So, lace up your comfortable shoes and step into a world of rhythm and camaraderie! 😊 Discover Otorohanga’s Community Hub Why not join a vibrant group in the heart of Waikato? The primary venue, St Bride’s Anglican Hall on Haerehuka Street in Otorohanga, hosts most of the club’s weekly sessions, providing a cozy and accessible space for dancing. On the first Thursday of the month, the action shifts to the Methodist Church Hall on Bank Street in Te Awamutu, offering variety for members across the region. Head to Otorohanga, a tight-knit community in the Waikato district, where local events like these strengthen connections. Known for its friendly vibe, Otorohanga is a great place to engage in cultural activities and meet like-minded people. Whether you’re a local or visiting from nearby towns, you’ll find the club’s venues easy to access and the atmosphere warm and inviting. 🏛️
Otorohanga, Waikato
Contact Info
"Connect with Te Awamutu Scottish Country Dancing Club in Otorohanga, Waikato! Reach out to join our vibrant dance community, get updates on events, or learn how to get involved. Contact us via email, phone, or social media for more details."
Agnes 021 721 222
teawamutu@dancescottish.org.nz
Jane: 022 011 9626