Cotswold Dance is a traditional form of English folk dance originating from the Cotswold region in England. It typically involves groups of dancers performing in a circle or line, often accompanied by lively music played on instruments like the accordion or fiddle. The dances are characterized by their energetic movements and intricate footwork, reflecting the rural culture of the area. The dances are often performed at local festivals and events, celebrating community and heritage. Cotswold Dance is part of a broader tradition of Morris dancing, which includes various styles and regional variations. Participants often wear colorful costumes, adding to the festive atmosphere of the performances.