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Harthill is the most southerly
village in Yorkshire, located to the
South East of Sheffield and close to the borders of both Derbyshire and
Nottinghamshire.
The side
was formed in 1976 and perform a full Summer programme of traditional
Cotswold Morris Dancing across South Yorkshire as well as parts of
Derbyshire and Nottinghamshire. During the Winter
months the Morris Men practice at the local village hall before
retiring to The Beehive, one of Harthill's public houses and the
spiritual home of Harthill Morris. From mid-November and all
through December the side also sing 'The Sheffield Carols', again at
The Beehive, and some members can also be found out in the local area
peforming the Mummers' Play known as 'The Derby Tup' around Christmas
and New Year. |
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