Norwegian Folk Dance is a traditional form of dance that reflects the rich cultural heritage of Norway. It often features lively movements and is performed in groups, showcasing various regional styles. Dancers typically wear colorful, traditional costumes known as bunad, which represent different areas of the country. The dances are often accompanied by traditional music played on instruments like the hardanger fiddle and accordion. These folk dances are commonly performed at festivals, celebrations, and community gatherings, helping to preserve Norway's cultural identity and promote social interaction among participants.