In Germany, for example, it is common to hold a dance on the night of April 30 that lasts past midnight. This is known as "Tanz in den Mai".
 Choose wherever you most like going out to dance and treat this as an excuse for a special "May 1st" dance celebration.
 This is a traditional English dance often seen for May Day celebrations. If you're lucky, they might even give lessons for the day!

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Cotswold Morris uses either stick or handkerchiefs accompanying hand movements.
North West Morris has a military style shown by the precise movements.
Border morris is a more vigorous (and occasionally more dangerous) style of morris using sticks. Dancer often have blackened faces and rag coats for this style of dance.
Longsword dancing uses long rigid lengths of wood. It is often performed by older men at a slow pace though groups such as The Demon Barbers have challenged this stereotype.
Rapper sword dancing originated in the pubs surrounding the English mines after the working day ended. The swords (used to scrape soot from mine ponies backs) would be held by each handle joining five men in a circle. The idea was to jump or somersault over, move under and twist between the swords whilst being extremely drunk. The tradition continues in the form of DERT, the national competition which travels around the country.
Molly dancing was performed when work was scarce in an effort to receive payment for the spectacle.
"Dance into the May".
Go out dancing.
Look for a group giving a display of Morris dancing.
Morris dancing largely consists of six different varieties.
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