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Usually, Celebrations take place throughout the UK and have an average duration of 2 weeks. Some notable examples can be found in Oxford and Portsmouth

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The national beer of the country is between 2£ to 5£

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1. It is celebrated in the month of May or June.
2. For the dance they use sticks, swords and handkerchiefs.
3. Their records date back to 1400, when they paid the dancers seven shillings.
4. This Dance was performed to entertain the different kings of the country.
5. The dance is performed between 6 and 12 dancers

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Abingdon Traditional Morris Dancing Princess Royal

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May Day (not to be confused with the SOS call mayday) is a pagan celebration that traces back to the celtic tribes that inhabites the British Isles back in the day.
May Day's purpose was to celebrate the beggining of the summer days in the UK, signaling a prosperous agricultural situation for the tribes.

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- What do you have to do to attend ?

May day festival is a free entrance festival that anyone can attend, so there are no official prices for beer or bevearges established.

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Usually, Celebrations take place throughout the UK and have an average duration of 2 weeks. Some notable examples can be found in Oxford and Portsmouth

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As mentioned before, this celebration traces back its origins from pagan traditions, most specifically the celts than inhabited the british islets prior to the arrival of Romans and Anglosaxon (basically german) merchants (England is a Germanic country)

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Dances with similar names and some similar characteristics are mentioned in Renaissance documents in France, Italy, Germany, Croatia and Spain, throughout, in fact, Catholic Europe. Before the English Civil War, the working and rural classes took part in the dance, which until now was rooted only in the highlands. From that moment Morris dance began to gain popularity and adherent groups were created throughout the United Kingdom. It is currently practiced in England as part of traditional festivities, as well as in almost all countries of Anglo-Saxon culture.

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The national beer of the country is between 2£ to 5£

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May Day (not to be confused with the SOS call mayday) is a pagan celebration that traces back to the celtic tribes that inhabites the British Isles back in the day.
May Day's purpose was to celebrate the beggining of the summer days in the UK, signaling a prosperous agricultural situation for the tribes.

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- What do you have to do to attend ?

May day festival is a free entrance festival that anyone can attend, so there are no official prices for beer or bevearges established.

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Usually, May Day takes place in a wide range of cities throughout the UK, most notably in Portsmouth, Oxford and Padstow.

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NAME OF THE CULTURAL EVENT: The Morris Dance

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NAME OF THE CULTURAL EVENT: The Morris Dance

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The festival has been celebrated since almost 2000 years ago, and in English public imaginary it has never been dead.

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1. It is celebrated in the month of May or June.
2. For the dance they use sticks, swords and handkerchiefs.
3. Their records date back to 1400, when they paid the dancers seven shillings.
4. This Dance was performed to entertain the different kings of the country.
5. The dance is performed between 6 and 12 dancers

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Abingdon Traditional Morris Dancing Princess Royal

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Events Of England