We use traditional English folk culture as the stimulus for education and enjoyment, while at the same time raising the profile of music, dance and folk customs of England. We bring the vibrant colours and sounds of folk customs to communities in an exciting and energetic way, which grabs attention, builds skills and confidence and stimulates the imagination. 
The Company began in June 2003 with support from The Princes Trust and has gained a national reputation for its creativity, inspiration and community involvement; collecting the 2005 NatWest Enterprise Award.

We provide workshops, performances, residencies, resources, information and friendly advice to schools, festivals, community groups and those interested in English traditional practices. Our workshops are tailored specifically to your needs and we can organise events and workshops that will complement specific curriculum areas, community events, celebrations or other traditional activities and cultures. We have considerable knowledge of and access to resources and materials that help promote English Traditions, and are happy to be involved in planning and designing your events and activities. Please do not hesitate to get in touch for more information.

English folk culture thrives within the rich pattern of wider world cultures. It’s a vital part of the social history of Britain that is often overlooked; and it can be as vibrant, colourful and exciting as any other culture. As nations and communities become more mobile and intertwined, celebrating and sharing English culture helps people understand the many similarities, differences and relationships that create a diverse, multicultural world. Through music, song and dance people develop and share a huge amount of skills; including team working and interpersonal skills, communication, performance, creativity, confidence, a sense of achievement, historical and social knowledge, co-ordination and physical skills.