Ducklington Tradition

• Boys of the Bunch
• Idbury Hill - A hankie dance for 3 which features "clock point" rotations
• Jockey to the Fair
• Jumping and Dashing
• Old Tyler - A corner-crossing dance which features a foot clash in the chorus - currently retired
• Princess Royal
• Saturday Night
• Stryker's Revenge

Fieldtown Tradition

• Ann's Ring - A dance written for Ann Horan's wedding
• Banks of the Dee
• Dearest Dickie
• Froggy's First Jump
• Gallant Weaver
• Glorishear
• Jockey to the Fair - a dance created by the Great Western Men of Exeter, England
• Lass of Richmond Hill
• Nutting Girl
• Steamfitters
• Step Back
• The Forester
• Trunkles
• Valentine

Ithaca-on-Hemp Tradition (Heartwood Morris)

• Chase Me Charlie
• Constant Billy
• Country Gardens
• Drill Ye Terriers
• Elsie Marley
• Gallant Hussar
• Greencoats - tune: The Rose Tree
• Hempsetting - tune: Bean Setting
• Kulkurin Mazurka
• No Rings - an original tune by Rich Holmes
• Raggle-Taggle
• Simon's Rambling Fancy Sailor - tune: Rambling Sailor
• South Australia
• The Vandals of Adderbury - tune: Vandals of Hammerwich
• Three Musketeers
• Trizzle
• Trizzle - Progressive

Other Dances

• (Bampton) Highland Mary - A frequent mass dance for May Day
• (Bampton) The Erie Canal - a dance created by our own Karin Howe, to the familiar American folk tune
• Dearest Dicky (Community) - A participatory community dance
• Mr. Dolly - A frequent mass dance for May Day
• Sellenger's Round - Traditional may pole dance
• Winster

Retired Dances

• (Bampton) Country Gardens (Banbury Bill)
• (Bampton) Furzefield
• (Bampton) Glorishear
• (Bampton) John Barleycorn - a dance created by the Binghamton Men
• (Bampton) Jubilo - a dance created by the Binghamton Men
• (Bampton) Maid of the Mill
• (Bampton) Shave the Donkey
• (Bampton) Shepherd's Hey
• (Bampton) Trunkles
• (Bampton) Yankee Doodle - a dance created by the Binhamton Men
• (Bledington) Black Joke
• (Bledington) Donkey Riding - a dance created by Peter Klosky of the Binghamton Morris Men
• (Bledington) Furzefield - a dance created by our own Connie Walters in the Bledington style, using the traditional Furzefield music
• (Bledington) How Do You Do (Farewell to Fiona) - a dance created by Green Fiddle Morris of Toronto
• (Bledington) Jockey to the Fair - a dance created by Connie Walters in the Bledington style, using the music from Fieldtown Jockey to the Fair
• (Bledington) Leapfrog
• (Bledington) Morningstar
• (Bledington) Over the Water to Charlie
• (Bledington) Rose and Hound - a dance created by our own Nancy Barbour in the Bledington style, using the music Mari's Wedding
• (Bledington) Saturday Night
• (Bledington) Three Musketeers
• (Bledington) Trunkles
• (Bledington) William and Nancy
• (Bledington) Young Collins
• (Upton) The Hanky Dance
• (Upton) The Stick Dance