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On Saturday 14 January at 8pm, Déda is pleased to present a traditional Céilidh with live music from DanceCupola.

Cupola has three local musicians at its core: Sarah Matthews, Doug Eunson and Oli Matthews. Playing melodeons, fiddles, viola and soprano saxophone, and blending effortlessly with their own sublime vocal harmonies, the band will develop dance sets from the best of traditional material and their own compositions. Their infectious enthusiasm and wonderfully danceable sound will ensure everyone has a great time.

All dances will be taught beforehand and called throughout, so the Céilidh is suitable for everyone - from absolute beginners to Céilidh regulars. There’s no partner required, and a relaxed and friendly atmosphere throughout the evening - just turn up, have a go if you want to and have plenty of fun.

Tickets are £7 and available from the Déda Box Office. To book tickets please call 01332 370911.

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Notes to Editors:
For images, interview requests, press tickets and press enquiries, please contact:
Helen Dawson, Marketing and Programming Assistant
T: 01332 370911
E : h.dawson@deda.uk.com

Listings Information
Céilidh
Presented by Déda and Cupola
Saturday 14 January 8pm

Déda, Chapel Street, Derby, DE1 3GU
Tickets: £7
Box Office:  01332 370911
Website:  www.deda.uk.com

Déda
Déda (formerly known as Derby Dance) is a unique venue located in Derby city centre offering a dance-focussed arts programme. The building houses two performance spaces, two professionally equipped dance studios, conferencing facilities and the CUBE café|bar.

With a class curriculum of almost 50 classes a week and an extensive community development programme Déda is one of the key cultural organisations in the city.

Déda receives funding from Arts Council England and Derby City Council.