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The Midday Dance "Furry" Dance (Fuh Ree) - Helston - Flora Day - Wednesday 8th May 2019.

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First published at 05:19 UTC on April 27th, 2024.

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12 noon - The Midday Dance - Furry Dance (Fuh Ree) - Helston - Flora Day - Wednesday 8th May 2019.
As the Town Clock strikes twelve the Helston born leading set of the Midday Dance leave the Guildhall. The Helston Town Band leads the procession up Meneage Street, dancing in and out of some of the properties before returning on the other side of the street. Turning down into Church Street the dance proceeds to Cross Street and into the Gardens at Lismore where a well earned break is taken. Penhellis, the Old Vicarage Gardens and Leslie House Gardens are on the route to Lady Street. They follow the pavement down Coinagehall Street , dancing around the Bowling Green to emerge under the Monument Arch and the final steps up Coinagehall Street before returning to the Guildhall.

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