English Folk Dance is a traditional form of dance that reflects the cultural heritage of England. It often involves group participation and is characterized by simple steps and lively music. Dances can vary by region and may include styles such as Morris dance, Cotswold dance, and Northwest clog dancing. These dances are typically performed at community events, festivals, and celebrations. Participants often wear colorful costumes, and the dances are accompanied by instruments like the accordion or fiddle. English folk dance serves to preserve local traditions and foster a sense of community among dancers and spectators alike.