Seabright Morris

05/01/2025

The 34th consecutive year of May dawn at the Santa Cruz lighthouse, followed by teaching the kids of Lakeside Elementary School above Los Gatos.

04/11/2024

Gather with us at the Light House, May 1st, 2024, for our annual May Day morning of trying to get the dang sun up. We will gather at 6am, for dancing, with the sun expected to rise about 6:15 am.

After that, for those who will, we will be having breadkfast.

All are welcome to both dance and watch.

04/11/2024

We will be gathering at the Light House Parking Lot on the 1st of May, Wednesday 2024, as usual, 6am, to dance the sun up at approximately 6:15am, depending on what the weather is like.

04/28/2023

Hey all,

We will be dancing the sun up May Day morning at the Lighthouse. Come watch us starting around 6am.

If 6am is too early, we will also be dancing in Scotts Valley at the more civilized hours of 5:30-6:30 at the Steel Bonnet.

This is a photo from last year.

12/24/2022

Hey all, we are going to be dancing out, though *rain cancels*, on January 1, 2023, at 2pm, downtown Santa Cruz. Either in front of BookShop Santa Cruz, or O'Neils (Cooper & Pacific).

We *will* be doing the Keyboard dance.

Come watch, or come dance, or both.

04/27/2021

For the 30th consecutive year Seabright Morris will dance May Day sunrise at the Santa Cruz Lighthouse starting around 06:00.

05/01/2020

For the 29th year, May morning at the Santa Cruz Lighthouse.

01/16/2018

Kitchensink Molly hosted the 2018 winter day of dance on January 14. Here is a mass dance of Tinner's Wabbit

Nice surprise in downtown Mountain View this morning. Thanks to the volunteers. Morris dance is a form of English folk dance usually accompanied by music. It...

10/10/2016

Kevin Johnson's photo of us performing at the dance festival yesterday!

10/10/2016

We were in the Santa Cruz Sentinel! Photo to follow.

http://www.santacruzsentinel.com/arts-and-entertainment/20161008/dancing-diversity-at-the-heart-of-santa-cruz-festival

SANTA CRUZ >> Rhythms, culture and community were at the center of Santa Cruz World Arts Festival on Saturday.The day was filled with the cacophony of stomping feet, the symphony of dancers singing and applause from the estimated 800 peop