She held a string of jobs, taught folk dancing, and studied Hebrew.

Though his knees give him some trouble, he still enjoys folk dancing.

She is a better teacher of folk dancing than Miss Reid.

The teacher of storytelling works in co-operation with the teachers of dramatics and of folk dancing.

The New Yorker, March 30, 1957 P. 90 Casual about Greek folk dancing.

The nursing home offers several activities each day, including visits to the cinema, games, baking, folk dancing and exercise.

The city schools of New York have effected the organization of high school girls into groups for folk dancing.

Other activities include a play group for young mums, soccer for young people once a week, and traditional folk dancing.

Jack Petrill, Arcadia's manager, said Monday night is generally a slow night but square and folk dancing bring the crowds.

Even now Manx people think they see circles of light in the late October midnight, and little folk dancing within.

State media has shown "students" in uniforms playing ping pong and folk dancing, and learning skills such as hairdressing.

Square dancing alternates every 20 minutes or so with folk dancing which is done to a piano and with no caller.

She's been coming to this class for a year and also finds time for belly dancing and international folk dancing as well.

The New Yorker, June 29, 1929 P. 20 Talk about your menaces, folk dancing is a worse menace than lady aviators.

"Miss Reid is to have only light gymnastics and folk dancing from this on," announced Helen.

"It's time for folk dancing," she announced briskly.