"Quintessentially English" [1] Our name is taken from the small Victorian suburb of Spring Grove in Kingston-upon-Thames where we practise; it lies just south of Kingston Old Town and across the Hogsmill River. At the close of the 2018 dancing season, and after 41 years, Spring Grove Morris Men formally merged with Kingston Morris to continue dancing as Kingston Spring Grove Morris. Appearances of Spring Grove as a "Heritage" side will be noted here; in addition to historical information about Spring Grove Morris Men, the History tab has pages on morris around the local area of Kingston, and morris in general. Sun Up on May Day, Box Hill 1st May Present were: Ewell St Mary's Morris Men of Ewell Kingston Spring Grove Morris (hosts) Rampant Rooster Morris of Dorking and we were honoured by the presence of Mick Jenkins, Squire of Thames Valley Morris Men of Claygate Contacts: Who to call if you want to join us or book us, and where we practice Programme: What we are doing this year, where we will be and when Log Book: Event reports for this year Photo Album and Videos: Collected photographs and videos History: Articles about the history of Spring Grove Morris Men, Morris around Kingston and Morris in general Dance Repertoire: The dances in our current repertoire, and dances we are working on this year ![]() ![]() To find a Morris side in your area try either the Morris Ring's "Find a side near you" handy Google map tool or try their "Find a side" to check the whole UK, Europe, Australia, America... [1] "The troop, called the Spring Grove Morris Men, looked so quintessentially English that I thought that they could be a nice addition to our wedding." Loulabelle's wedding blog. |