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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 "Hatfield 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 14th February 2012, 7:45pm, at Terry's.) There's also a sub-committee to run the Hatfield Summer Festival. (Next meeting: Tuesday 28th February 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).