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What is the Hertfordshire Folk Association, and what does it do?

• Support and/or initiate all forms of folk activity in Hertfordshire.
• Encourage the initiation of such activities by others.
• To act as a liason point for all forms of folk activity in Hertfordshire.

It publishes a magazine called "Puddingstone" three times a year, organises an annual children's folk dance festival (the " Hertfordshire Summer Festival"), runs workshops, and provides financial support to other folk activities in the county. It also maintains "Diary Dates", which is a list of dances that are being run by the affiliated clubs (and others).

Membership costs £2 per year for an individual, £3 per year for a household, and £10 per year for a group or club. If you'd like to join, click here for an application form (PDF), that you can print out and complete.

The members elect a committee at the Annual General Meeting (next one: to be arranged, but probably some time in November 2012), and this committee meets every couple of months, to plan the activities. (Next meeting: Tuesday 22nd May 2012, 7:45pm, at Roger's.) There's also a sub-committee to run the Hertfordshire Summer Festival. (Next meeting: Tuesday 24th July 2012, 8pm, at Terry's).

You can link to, or get more information about, the HFA's affiliated groups here

Web-site created and maintained by Roger Swaine (E-mail: webmaster@hertsfolkassn.org.uk).