12th July 2025 with Ewan Galloway

Following positive feedback to our integrated programme in 2024, we expect to have a similar programme next year. Dances are paired together in degree of difficulty and some pairs of dances are aimed at the junior teams and beginners, and other pairs are more challenging for the experienced dancers. Team leaders can select as few or as many pairs of dances from the programme to suit the dancers in their team. If you have any questions please contact the WRF committee. Teams can dance as many dances as they like. 

In the afternoon (1.30 – 5.00), the massed dancing will be interspersed with the demonstration dances and Highland dances. Full details of how it all fits together will be published below in the run up to the Festival. Watch this space!

Evening dance (7.00 – 10.30)
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1The Old Man of StorrR32GoldringRSCDS Children
2Ramadan-ceR32DrewryTurkish
3Culla BayS32DixRSCDS XLI
4Mrs Stewart’s JigJ32LigtmansRSCDS XXXV
5The Wind DragonR32BoydIsland Bay 2
6Barbara’s StrathspeyS32McKinnellRSCDS XLVI
7The Bees of MaggieknockaterJ32DrewryRSCDS 30 popular, Vol 2
8Nottingham LaceR96BradleyRSCDS LIII
Interval
9The AviatorJ32FischerRSCDS LII
10The Countess of Dunmore’s ReelR32MacCuish BarkRSCDS XLIX
11The GentlemanS32HuxleyRSCDS XXXV
12Midnight OilJ48DrewryBankhead 3
13Fraser’s FavouriteR32LaurieRSCDS Leaflets
14The Byron StrathspeyS32DrewryDeeside 2
15The Hazel TreeJ32DrewryBrodie Bk
16The Reel of the Royal ScotsR32GoldringRSCDS Leaflets
17Extra: Scott MeikleR32McLeanRSCDS XLVI
18Extra: Farewell to Balfour RoadJ32BuxtonRSCDS LII
19Extra: Cherrybank GardensS32DrewryRSCDS 30 popular, Vol 2