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Watch clog dancers from up and down the country perform traditional dance to lively music in venues around Clitheroe. This is a free outdoor event and all are welcome. Dancing will start at Clitheroe Castle in the morning then move on to Clitheroe Market and Holmes Mill before returning to finish at Clitheroe Castle with a mass dance.
10am – 11.45am Clitheroe Castle
1pm – 1.45pm Clitheroe Market
2pm – 3.30pm Holmes Mill
3pm – 4.15pm Clitheroe Castle mass dance
We will also be joined for the day at the museum by clog maker Phil Howard who will be demonstrating leather work and talking about traditional clog making. Phil makes the whole clog from heel to toe including the sole, upper, as well as cutting shods, heels and brass toe tins. So, don't miss the opportunity to call in and find out more about this fascinating heritage craft.
Sunday 17 September sees the Lancashire and Cheshire Clog Dance Competitions at Clitheroe Castle
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