Discover 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. 🏛️