And while ghillies and tartans are allowed ... Unlike highland or step dancing, Scottish country dancing doesn't involve a lot of vigorous jumps, leaps and kicks, Potter said.

The shoes, called ghillies, resemble ballet shoes and ... who helped found the Royal Scottish Country Dance Society in Glasgow in 1923. She warned against describing it as folk dancing because ...

They’re a local affiliate of the Royal Scottish Country Dance Society and meet weekly at Holy Trinity Greek Orthodox Church. On Thursday evening, there were kilts, ghillies (dance shoes ...

This dance would soon become known as the Ghillies Ball. The term "ghillie" is Gaelic for gamekeeper, and Ghillies are also specifically designed shoes, commonly worn in Scottish country dance.

If any of the above terms sound more confusing than vegetarian haggis, join the Thistle and Ghillies--Boise's own Scottish country dancing group--for weekly lessons starting Monday, Jan. 18 ...

The late Queen Elizabeth – patron of the Royal Scottish Country Dance Society since 1947 — first attended a Ghillies Ball at the age of 12 when the event was put on by her father, King George VI.

a Scottish country dance, with the Queen Mother, Prince Philip, Princess Anne and Prince Charles at the Ghillies ball at Balmoral Castle. In the video, Her Majesty opens up about tradition ...