Belfast Flying Shoes

Al created and has been maintaining the Belfast Flying Shoes website since the popular first Friday contradance began 10 years ago. We recently replaced the original design with a modern fully responsive WordPress website. The legacy content was migrated, so the new site provides all the info and history of the dance in a modern, mobile friendly environment.

The new design features full width featured images, and some fun and lively user interface animations along with the upcoming dance and latest BFS news.

Visit belfastflyingshoes.org

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