Not a site, this time, but an activity that takes place all over the country, including Jerusalem.
What’s special about Israeli folk dancing is that new dances are constantly being created. You have to keep attending, otherwise you fall behind. Folk dancing is fun and healthy, and it brings together, in a friendly atmosphere, all sorts of people who wouldn’t normally meet. I love it – especially with my dancing instructor, Boaz.
Happy Easter/Passover, everyone!
Miriam Drori, Author 
8 replies on “A-Z Challenge: F is for Folk Dancing”
You are brave Miriam. B always tries to get me dancing but with limited success so far. She’d think this was fun – me horror!
I think I’m too vain perhaps, afraid of making a fool of myself.
Have a great passover and enjoy the Seder, if you have it.
Sahlom aleichem.
David.
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Interesting – they did some traditional Jewish folk dances at the Bar Mitzvah I went to. It was incredibly athletic!
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I’ve tried taking part in a Ceiledh once (think that’s how it’s spelt), which is Scottish (I think) folk dancing. Lots of fun, even if I have two left feet!
J.C. Martin
A to Z Blogger
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That looks interesting! Cool.
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Is that you in the middle of the picture, Miriam?
This looks like fun 🙂
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Yes, that’s me in the middle and yes, it’s fun 🙂
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Hi…I’m hopping over from the A to Z challenge. Lovely post…good luck with the challenge.
Donna L Martin
http://www.donasdays.blogspot.com
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We learnt some Israeli dances when we were at Maccabi but that was long ago and as you say, there are new ones now. The last wedding I went to the dancing was so fast I could hardly breathe!
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