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Ragged Oak dance "Hook North" in Birmingham - Bulls in the City Day of Dance

Ragged Oak Uncanny gang of mosslings who dance, play, sing and make merry. Join us! West Midlands based. Bulls in the City The Moo-rris Dancer Covered head to tail in colourful details inspired by 10 amazing Morris sides, The Moo-rris Dancer is a true celebration of heritage, tradition and rhythm. From bell pads to sticks, hankies to hats – every swirl of paint tells a story! Saturday 19th July, come see her in all her glory as we bring the magic to life with our Moo-rris Day of Dance! 10 teams that helped inspire our calf! Bedcote Morris, Beorma Morris, Birmingham Rapper, Aelfgythe Morris, Foxs Border Morris, Jockey Morris, Black Adder Morris, Ragged Oak, 1st Sedgley Morris, Erstwhile Morris. Dancing through Birmingham City Centre from 11am onwards, Starting in Centenary Square, spreading cheer and raising money for Birmingham Hospice – over £1,600 raised already and counting! Bulls in the City is a free outdoor walking trail in Birmingham, Harborne and Boldmere from 16th July to 14th September – organised by and in support of Birmingham Hospice. Our happy herd of 40 large and 88 mini bull sculptures have been scattered across the city for trail-goers to uncover one by one. Each sculpture bears the creative imprint of a local artist and has been proudly sponsored by a local business. Bulls in the City isn’t just about awe-inspiring art — it’s about making a real difference. Join us for an event of colour, creativity, and community spirit, all rolled into one unforgettable experience for the people of Birmingham! It’s a great day out for people of all ages – kids will love the bright and eye-catching art on display and older adults will enjoy exploring a city they know and love, with the chance to discover new favourite spots. The trail is mainly located in Birmingham city centre, with two satellite herds in Boldmere and Harborne – but you can do the trail any way you like! Explore all the city centre sculptures one day and arrange to visit the satellite herds another day – or are you going to attempt discovering all 128 sculptures in one weekend?!