Everyone who attends the Social will pay £5 instead of the usual Monday night fee of £3 with every penny being donated to the Association's chosen charity for this season: The Trussell Trust an anti-poverty charity and community of food banks, including the Brent Foodbank. They work to ensure no one in the UK needs a food bank to survive, while providing food and practical support to people left without enough money to live on.

Most dances have a natural shelf life and are popular for a few years before disappearing from programmes to replaced by more modern ones. Typical examples that were very popular a few years ago but are now rarely seen are Ramadan-ce and the Piper and the Penguin. However, some remain on programmes year after year and are seemingly timeless - the best example would be Montgomeries Rant, devised in 1749 and still as popular today as it has ever been.
Eventually, even these dances might fade away after decades of popularity and tonight's programme is dedicated to asking "Where are they Now?"

Ladies Fancy
John McAlpin
Cramond Bridge
Pines of Pitlochry
Bonnie Lass of Bon Accord
None so Pretty
White Heather Jig
Robertson Rant
Duke of Perth