The Carolina English Country Dancers

The Carolina English Country Dancers is a dance school in Greenville, SC. The group provides a space for people of many different ages and types to gather through the shared enjoyment of music and movement. Their activities include hosted dances and instructional opportunities, such as teaching and calling for participants.

Founded in 2005, the organization focuses on bringing people together through the expressive nature of English Country Dance. The group has participated in large-scale community celebrations, including events at the Historic Hopkins Farm in Simpsonville. For those interested in observing the style of dance, the group maintains a collection of ball videos available on YouTube, featuring dances such as the Carolina Promenade and the Duke of Kent’s Waltz.

The dance sessions are held at Second Presbyterian Church on River Street. The location is situated near the Reedy River and is a short walk from the public artwork known as Vélocité and the "Nexus of Light" sculpture. The site is also located near the intersection of Falls Park Drive and South Academy Street.

The organization maintains well-documented business information available online and operates a well-optimized website that search engines can read cleanly.

The Carolina English Country Dancers continue to foster community connection through lively dance in Greenville.