
Ball 2023
Please come along to our ball. Be part of a dance community and meet other dancers from near and far.

Workshops
Please take this opportunity to learn about Scottish Country Dancing and improve your dance skills.

Classes
We organise and run regular classes once a week. You can get involved. Bring some joy to your life and join us.
British Flair 2023
Tradition and Innovation was the motto for this year’s British Flair. For the first time the country fair and charity event took place on Gut Basthorst outside of Hamburg. The late summer day could not have been more brilliant, and the venue was perfectly suited to displaying all things British. The @Scottish Country Dancers of Hamburg demonstration team – including some first-time performers! – danced on stage twice in front of a large and enthusiastic crowd.
Ball 2023
We had a ball! Our group’s first big post-pandemic “to do” at a new venue Volkshaus Berne and with a new committee was a rousing success due to @Silke and @Matthias playing for us. And of course due to all of you coming to dance and celebrate the @RSCDS Dance Scottish centenary with us. Thank you! We look forward to seeing you all again in Hamburg for the next event!
Three candidates successfully pass Units 2 and 3
Two weeks of hard work for feet and brain have paid off: Sylvia, Faye and Sabine successfully passed their Unit 2 and 3 exams at Summer School 2023 in St Andrews, thus achieving Part 1 of the RSCDS Teaching Certificate. Until the final exam (which will take place in two years’ time at the earliest) the three will continue to gain teaching experience and document it for the next Unit 4. Congratulations on passing the exams.
Pillings Mini Cribs
Scottish Country Dance Instructions are intended to tell the reader how the dance is to be performed, various different forms exist, depending upon their intended use. Diagrams, so called Pillings and mini cribs imply a less detailed format, adequate as an aide-mémoire. There are several thousand known dance descriptions. Keen to write your own dance?