The pioneer spirit lives on as the Village Cloggers and Folk Dancers perform at many historic sites and events across the Midwest. For the past fifteen years our Dance Troupe, dressed in historic clothing, has been performing pioneer dances of the mid 1800's.

This includes Clog Dancing that was brought from Scotland into the Tennessee and Kentucky regions by coal miners. Clogging is a lively form of dance that reminds one of the Irish jig, Scottish highland fling and plantation dances. 

We are very fortunate to have the Missouri Town Band provide the heritage music for our performances. Our Dancers are members of the Friends of Missouri Town 1855 Living History Museum in Lee's Summit, Missouri. The Missouri Town 1855 Band has entertained guests and played for dancers the last 25 years at this Living History Museum.

If you would like the Village Cloggers and Folk Dancers to perform at your historic site or event, please call us at (816) 690-3238 or click on the link to E-Mail us.

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