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Program: The Friendly FolkDancers (12 posts)
By The Friendly FolkDancers;
Mark Helpsmeet
The Friendly FolkDancers are a Quaker folk dance group, founded in 1986, which has toured most of the USA and many other countries, sharing joy, peace and community through folk dance. Our motto - "We don't require perfection - we don't even allow it!" - captures our attitude about inclusiveness. What we do is good for all ages, all abilities. 
Postings
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Sandra Helpsmeet demonstrates a dance from India, Pinjare Ke Panchhi, sometimes performed by The Friendly FolkDancers.
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Mark & Sandra Helpsmeet demonstrate Israeli dance Shibboleth Bassadeh, couple's version, sometimes performed by The Friendly FolkDancers.
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Mark & Sandra Helpsmeet demonstrate an Arabic/Israeli dance called Debka Oud, sometimes performed by The Friendly FolkDancers.
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Mark & Sandra Helpsmeet teach Mexican folk dance Santa Rita, sometimes performed by The Friendly FolkDancers.
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Mark & Sandra Helpsmeet of The Friendly FolkDancers, demonstrate a Russian Dance, Bielolitsa Kruglolitsa.
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Mark Helpsmeet demonstrates Serbian dance Sestorka, sometimes performed by The Friendly FolkDancers.
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Demonstration/Instruction of Irish dance Stack of Barley for The Friendly FolkDancers.
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Mark & Sandra Helpsmeet and Denise Madland demonstrate Croatian dance Moia Diridika sometimes performed by The Friendly FolkDancers.
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Mark & Sandra Helpsmeet demonstrate and teach Breton (France) dance Gavotte d'Honneur, sometimes performed by The Friendly FolkDancers.
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Mark & Sandra Helpsmeet demonstrate and teach a Tex-Mex folk dance called Cotton-eyed Joe, sometimes performed by The Friendly FolkDancers.
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