This is the official page for the Haughley Hoofers. We’re a traditional north west clog dancing group based in the town of Haughley, Suffolk. We practice on Sunday evenings and we attend various events occuring in Suffolk and the nearby areas.

Haughley Hoofers Archive. 279 likes. Ladies Northwest Morris clog dance team - We practice in the village of Haughley, Suffolk on Sunday

Practice sessions: from 18 th September, 7.30 – 9 pm, Haughley Village Hall, near Stowmarket. We’re a friendly group, come and join us! No experience needed and no obligation. Our dances...

Welcome to the new Haughley Hoofers page! The old page is being decommissioned so feel free to invite other clog dancing enthusiasts from Suffolk and beyond to the page (old group that is no longer...

Haughley Hoofers continue to perform clog dances principally from the North West of England. The side has practised in Haughley Village Hall for around 37 years and during that time has danced at events and festivals in

Haughley Hoofers perform traditional clog dances from North West England. The side was started by Heather Bexon from Stowmarket and has been based in Haughley for about 38

Haughley Village Hall, near Stowmarket. Ring 01449 766747 (Sue) or 01449 673518 (Gill) to find out more. Find Haughley Hoofers on Facebook

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North West Morris clog dancers and musicians. Where are you travelling from? Please ring contact number to check when practice season begins. Wear trainers & comfortable clothing. 1st term free;...

2022年8月9日 · Haughley Hoofers are a women's clog dancing side and The Morris side were also nearly all ladies too. Accompanied by a type of bag pipes, bells on a stick, a penny whistle and accordion. Back Tomorrow. Sue. Another set of wonderful traditions which may well die out in a …