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Presented by The St. Andrew's Society of Winnipeg,The Fort Garry Hotel. Info: http://www.standrews-wpg.ca

At City Light Church, 550 Obed Ave. Info: 250 598 0207 or http://www.viscds.ca

Celebrate Burns at The University Club of Toronto, 380 University Ave. Info: 416-597-1336 or http://www.standrews-society.ca

At the Telus Convention Centre, 120 9th Ave SE. Info: http://www.calgaryburnsclub.com

This year promises to be another festive affair in the HBC tradition, featuring readings, songs, some fine whisky and of course, haggis at the Delta Halifax. Info: http://www.halifaxburnsclub.org

This event can be chilly, but the haggis is warm and so is the company. We gather at the Burns Statue in Allan Gardens to honour Burns on THE day and then repair to a cosy pub to continue with the festivities. Info: http://www.standrews-society.ca

At the Cornwall Centre - great music, dance and storytelling entertainment, also includes The Mid-Winter Ceilidh is a full night of great entertainment, including a performance by the host band, The City of Regina Pipe Band. Info: http://www.crpb.org/mwcf

Presented by the Royal Scottish Country Dance Society Hamilton Branch at MacNab Presbyterian Church. Info: http://www.rscdshamilton.org

At Sutton Place Hotel 10235 - 101 Street NW presented by RSCDS Edmonton Caledonian Branch. Info:780 456 8122 or http://www.rscdsedmonton.com

At City Light Church, 550 Obed Ave. Info: 250 598 0207 or http://www.viscds.ca

Scottish country dancing at Byron Legion Upper Hall, 1276 Commissioners Rd. Info: http://www.rscdslondoncanada.org

Scottish country dancing at Polish Combatants Association Hall 80 Ann St. Info: http://www.rscdslondoncanada.org

Presented by The St. Andrew's Society of Winnipeg, 7:00 PM, Provencher Ballroom, The Fort Garry Hotel. Info: http://www.standrews-wpg.ca

Presented by Calgary Branch - RSCDS (Royal Scottish Country Dance Society). Info: http://www.rscdscalgary.org

At City Light Church, 550 Obed Ave. Info: 250 598 0207 or http://www.viscds.ca

Scottish country dance workshop with lunch and afternoon tea included. Teachers: Ron Wallace, Scott Reid, Keith Bark. Musicians: Don Bartlett, Laird Brown, Fred Moyes. Information and registration form at: http://www.dancescottish.ca/Whats-On-Near.html

Dinner, entertainment, and prizes to celebrate Tartan Day at Cousins Restaurant. Info: http://www.cassoc.ca

Info: http://www.calgaryburnsclub.com

The Gaelic Society of Toronto and the University of Toronto Celtic Studies Program will be holding a day of Gaelic language and song for learners of Scottish Gaelic from 9 a.m to 4 p.m at Alumni Hall, 121 St. Joseph St. Info: Lorrie at (905) 844-4908.

At City Light Church, 550 Obed Ave. Info: 250 598 0207 or http://www.viscds.ca

Scottish country dancing at Great Hall University of Western Ontario. Info: http://www.rscdslondoncanada.org

At Immaculata High School, presented by the Ottawa Highland Dancing Association (OHDA). Info: http://www.ohda.ca

Presented by the Royal Scottish Country Dance Society Hamilton Branch at MacNab Presbyterian Church. Info: http://www.rscdshamilton.org

From 9:30 a.m-12:00 p.m, Heart and Crown (67 Clarence Street) in the Byward Market with full Scottish breakfast. Info: http://www.scottishsocietyofottawaagm2015.eventbrite.ca

A great weekend of Scottish fun at Topaz Park. Info: http://www.victoriahighlandgames.com

Enjoy a three-course buffet with coffee/tea and entertainment at Armour Heights Officers' Mess. Info: (416) 482-0447 or http://www.standrews-society.ca

Pipe bands, dancers and more at Rideau Acres Campground 1014 Cunningham Rd. Info: http://www.kingstonscottishfestival.com

A full weekend of Scottish events at East Riverside Drive. Info: 506 273 6710 or http://www.gatheringofthescots.com

A full weekend of Scottish events at Perth Ball Field. Info: (506) 273-6710 or http://www.gatheringofthescots.com

2015 RBANA Conference to be held in Calgary, hosted by the Calgary Burns Club at Carriage House Inn. Info: http://www.calgaryburnsclub.com

At Immaculata High School, presented by the Ottawa Highland Dancing Association (OHDA). Info: http://www.ohda.ca

At Victoria Park with a full days entertainment with the solo piping and drumming, and amateur heavy event competitions and the Highland dancing competitions. Info: http://www.cobourghighlandgames.ca

At Percy Perry Stadium, a full day of Scottish fun. Info: http://www.bchighlandgames.com

The Clan MacKenzie AGM will be held after the Coquitlam Highland Games-dinner to follow. Info:[email protected]

Presented by RSCDS Edmonton Caledonian Branch. Info:780 430 0412 or http://www.rscdsedmonton.com

Various piping, athletic and dancing competitions and more. Info: http://www.embrohighlandgames.ca

With piping, drumming, highland dancing, highland games, artisans, midway, concerts, food and artisan vendors and stupendous fireworks display at dusk. Info: (902) 243-2946 or http://www.pugwashvillage.com

Enjoy the sights and sounds of Scotland on the shores of our own Loch Huron. Info: 1 888 232 7952 or http://www.kincardinescottishfestival.ca

At The College of Piping and Celtic Performing Arts of Canada, 619 Water Street East. A new festival of piping and drumming run in partnership between The National Piping Centre of Scotland and the College of Piping and Celtic Performing Arts of Canada. Info: http://www.thepipingcentre.co.uk

The week long schedule featuring athletes, pipers, drummers, and highland dancers. There will also be the blend of Scottish flavoured ceilidhs, clan activities, and concerts. Info: (902) 863-4275 or http://www.antigonishhighlandgames.ca

Highland dance event at London Convention Centre. Info: http://www.sdccs.ca

At 2025 Summit Dr with pipes, dance and heavy events. Info: http://www.kamloopshighlandgames.ca

At the Vernon & District Performing Arts Centre and will feature new and exciting pieces as well as some SFU classic favourites. There will also be performances by world-champion highland dancer David Wilton. Tickets: http://www.sfupb.com/store

Includes a kilted golf tournament, massed pipe bands, piping & drumming competition, Highland dancing competitions, Scottish heavy weight events, Clan tents and more. Info: http://www.festivalofthetartans.ca

At Government House, 51 Woodstock Rd. Info:1-888-368-4444 or http://www.highlandgames.ca

More than 50 pipe bands are put through their paces to decide the North American Pipe Band Championships. Info: 1-888-298-1666 or http://www.glengarryhighlandgames.com

Every year, the Montreal Highland Games brings together Montrealers of Scottish and all other backgrounds to celebrate Highland games, music and culture. Info: 514-842-2030 or http://www.montrealhighlandgames.qc.ca

Celtic music, bagpipes & drums, heavy events, highland dancing, clans and much more at one of Canada's premier Scottish events. Info: 1 866 871 9442 or http://www.fergusscottishfestival.com

A 3 day outdoor festival showcasing the world's best of Celtic music, dance, and art. Info: (519) 524 8221 or http://www.celticfestival.ca

At Sunnybrook Park # 6, 1132 Leslie Ave. Info: http://www.sonsofscotland.com

9:00 a.m - 6:00 p.m at N.L.A.S. Fairgrounds. Celebrate the Scottish culture and heritage of the Ottawa Valley. Info: http://www.almontehighlandgames.com

At Old Orchard Inn - Heritage Barn, 153 Greenwich Rd S. Classes: 9:30am-12.30pm. Scottish country dance (Four one-half day classes at Intermediate-Advanced level) & a dance with live music. Two one-half day excursions. Info: Valley Scottish Country Dancers [email protected].

One of the premier Highland Games in Western Canada and oldest gatherings in North America at Springbank Park for All Seasons, 32224A Springbank Rd. Info: http://www.calgaryhighlandgames.org

Celebrating 25 years of promoting Scottish culture and tradition. Info: 403-678-9454 or http://www.canmorehighlandgames.ca

Presented by The Sons of Scotland Benevolent Association to raise funds for the Victoria High School Band. Info: http://www.sonsofscotland.com

Promoting and celebrating Celtic culture and heritage at Centennial Park. Info: http://www.trentonscottishirish.com

Celebrate Celtic culture at Innisfil Beach Park. Info: 705 294 2044 or http://www.innisfilcelticfestival.com

At Kew Gardens celebrating the Scottish, Irish and Welsh diaspora who came to Canada to start a new life. Info: 416 686 9231 or http://www.thecelticfestival.com

Join for a short budget meeting followed by a dance with Glen Morin. This event is free to all members. There will be a light buffet and cash bar. Info: http://www.standrewcaledonian.ca

First full dance of the Season at MacNab Presbyterian Church, 116 MacNab St.S. Info: http://www.rscdshamilton.org

Classes are available on Scottish history and culture, whisky tasting, Great Highland Bagpipes, small pipes, Celtic drawing and Celtic silk embroidery, Cape Breton step and Highland Dancing, Celtic choral singing and beginner Gaelic. Info: http://www.calgaryscots.org

A week of Celtic music and culture across Cape Breton. Info: 1-888-355-7744 or http://www.celtic-colours.com

7:30pm at 550 Obed Ave. Info: http://www.viscds.ca

A celebration of "new trad" Celtic music and dance. Info: http://www.rejiggedfestival.com

The RSCDS Windsor Branch has been dancing in Windsor for 50 years celebrate at Roseland Golf and Country Club, 455 Kennedy Drive W. Info: http://www.rscdswindsor.org

At Shenkman Arts Centre, 245 Centrum Blvd. With Sons of Scotland Pipe Band, Black Watch Pipe Band, singers, dancers and more. Info: http://www.sospb.com

The 78th Fraser Highlanders of Ottawa invite one and all to come for food, great entertainment, all for a worthy cause to raise funds for much needed uniforms and equipment. Info: Robert McCarthy: [email protected] or 613 715 2420.

At Club Ilia, 8902 University High St. Info: http://www.bcpipers.org

Presented by the St Andrew's Society of Winnipeg. Info: http://www.standrews-wpg.ca

7:30pm at 550 Obed Ave. Info: http://www.viscds.ca

Presented by RSCDS Edmonton Caledonian Branch at St. Luke's Anglican Church, 8424 - 95 Ave. Info: http://www.rscdsedmonton.com

The Clans and Scottish Societies of Canada will hold its Annual General Meeting at 2:00 p.m. on Sunday, 22 November 2015. Would Delegates look at the website-www.cassoc.ca for details and contact CASSOC's Secretary to confirm attendance. Info: [email protected].

At All Saints Anglican Church, 7405 Royal Oak Ave with special gusts. Info: Roberta (604) 433-3326 or http://www.vancouvergaelicchoir.org.

7:30pm at 550 Obed Ave. Info: http://www.viscds.ca

7:30pm at 550 Obed Ave. Info: http://www.viscds.ca

Celebrate 2016 Scottish style from 5pm. Info: http://www.thescottishsocietyofottawa.com

7:30pm at 550 Obed Ave. Info: http://www.viscds.ca

Presented by RSCDS Edmonton Caledonian Branch at Old Timers' Cabin, 9430 - 99 Street N.W. Info: http://www.rscdsedmonton.com

Celebrate the bard at Heart and Crown, Byward Market. Info: http://www.thescottishsocietyofottawa.com

At the Telus Convention Centre, 120 9th Avenue S.E.,(MacLeod Hall). Celebrate the Bard at this formal event. Info: http://www.calgaryburnsclub.com

The biggest Burns party in the Greater Montreal Region with music, dance and Burns at Karnak Shriners Center 3350 Sources Blvd. Info: http://www.montrealcelticsociety.org

At LiUNA Local 183 Hall, 560 Dodge St. with entertainment by the Macklin Academy of Highland Dancers and the Cobourg Legion Pipes and Drums. Info: http://www.cobourghighlandgames.ca or 905-372-8237.

The College of Piping and Celtic Performing Arts of Canada will host a celebration of the life and works of Robbie Burns at their annual event with music, food and more. Info: 902 436-5377 or http://www.collegeofpiping.com.

At Executive Plaza Hotel Coquitlam, 405 North Rd. A great evening with six time World Pipe Band Champion Simon Fraser University Pipe Band performing along with all Robert Malcolm Memorial Pipe Bands. Info: 604 786 5384.

At the New Anvil Centre with haggis, bagpipes, music and more. Info: [email protected] or 604-524-5675.

Presented by RSCDS Edmonton Caledonian Branch at Sutton Place Hotel,10235 - 101 Street NW. Info: http://www.rscdsedmonton.com

At Fairmount Royal York presented by RSCDS Toronto. Info: http://www.dancescottish.ca

2:30pm at 550 Obed Ave. Info: http://www.viscds.ca

At Scottish Cultural Centre, 8886 Hudson St. Class 7pm; Dance 8-11pm. Sponsored by RSCDS Vancouver Branch. Music by Calanais & friends. Info: Duncan MacKenzie 604-536-9481 [email protected] or http://www.vancouverceilidh.org

At the Polish Combatants Association Hall, 80 Ann Street, 9:00am. Info: http://www.rscdslondoncanada.org

At Montreal West Curling Club, 17 rue Ainslie, all welcome to come and watch, and enjoy pizza afterwards! Ice spaces are limited. Info: http://www.standrews.qc.ca.

A week of Celtic music, entertainment and fun.Info: http://www.celticfestvancouver.com

Scottish country dance weekend at Winston Heights Mountview Community Association 520-27th Ave NE. Info: http://www.rscdscalgary.org

An elegant evening of light fare, invigorating music, great dancing and excellent company at the Scottish Cultural Centre. Info: http://www.rscdsvancouver.org.

The festival highlights the best bagpipers and drummers playing musical sets in competition to find a winner at each level of playing at Canad Inns Polo Park. Info: http://www.winnipegscottishfestival.com

The concert explores the music of Scotland and Northern Britain, brought to Canada by Scottish emigrants. This is the prelude to a show at the International Festival in Edinburgh at Hycroft Mansion, 1489 McRae Ave.Tickets $20 from http://www.eventbrite.ca

7:30pm at 550 Obed Ave. Info: http://www.viscds.ca

Full day workshop and tea dance for Scottish Country Dancers in the Toronto area. Info: http://www.dancescottish.ca/Whats-On-Near.html

A wonderful evening of Scottish music at Local 183 LiUNA Training Centre 560 Dodge St. Presented by Cobourg Highland Games Society. Info: http://www.cobourghighlandgames.ca.

Workshop classes at Pidherney Curling Centre, 4725-43 St. Info: Patti 403 342 5581 or http://www.reddeerscottishcountrydancers.weebly.com

7:30pm at 550 Obed Ave. Info: http://www.viscds.ca

At Ottawa Conference and Event Centre 200 Coventry Rd. Info: [email protected] or http://www.rscdsottawa.ca/50th

At Knox College, University of Toronto, from 1pm until 4:30 pm. This year, the Colloquium will showcase the current research on Scottish history underway at the Guelph Centre for Scottish Studies. Info: 519-824-4120 ext 53209 or [email protected].

The Sons of Scotland Pipe Band present their 11th annual National Tartan Day celebrations at Parliament Hill. Info: http://www.sospb.com.

Includes a solo and mini-band competition that at Crocus Plains Regional Secondary School. Info: http://www.brandonhighlandfestival.ca.

A night of traditional music and dance that will entertain and inspire you at Dom Polski Hall. Info: http://www.brownpapertickets.com/event/2511966

Anyone interested in supporting Scottish culture and heritage are encouraged and welcome to attend at Heart & Crown Irish Pub, 73 Clarence St. Info: http://www.thescottishsocietyofottawa.com.

Come out for a great night of laughs!! Help support the 20th Almonte Celtfest anniversary. Info: http://www.almonteceltfest.com.

Fundraiser for the North Lanark Highland Kiddie Games. $40/person cash only, food and beverages not included at The Barley Mow Almonte, 79 Little Bridge. Info: http://www.almontehighlandgames.com.

MacAulays come together to celebrate our history, connect with current friends/family and build new friendships, in conjunction with the Victoria Highland Games. Info: http://www.clanmacaulay.ca

Ottawa Branch of the Royal Scottish Country Dance Society will be dancing on Parliament Hill to music played on the carillon bells. An exciting event not to be missed. Info: http://www.rscdsottawa.ca

Saskatchewan's Premier Scottish attraction hosted yearly in Regina on the May Long weekend. Info: Sharon Schmidt 306-789-6516 or http://www.saskhighland.ca.

Held at Topaz Park with a full program of Scottish events from music, dance, Clans and more. Info: http://www.victoriahighlandgames.com

Introduction to lawn bowling hosted by St Andrew's Society of Montreal at Ministry of Cricket & Other Homeless Sports, 1301 Mazurette. Info: http://www.standrews.qc.ca.

The North Stratton Pipe Band is hosting it's second annual fundraiser at Central Lions Recreation Centre, 11113 113 Street NW. There will also be performances by the Edmonton & District Pipe Band, and the Edmonton Youth Pipe Band. Info: http://www.northstratton.ca.

The premiere Celtic event in the Maritimes with bands, workshops and more. Info: (506) 273-6710 or http://www.gatheringofthescots.com.

Showcasing dancing, piping and drumming competitions. Heavy events such as caber toss, hammer throw, tug 'o' war and other special Yukon events will be featured. Info: (867) 993-3579 or http://www.topoftheworldhighlandgames.ca.

A full day of Scottish events and entertainment. Info: http://www.georgetownhighlandgames.com

More than 300 embroidered panels telling Scots stories of migration. Info: http://www.scottishdiasporatapestry.org

Hosted by Cobourg Highland Games, come and cheer on your friends while listening to the Live Entertainment by The Busker Brothers and Madman's Window at Victoria Park. Info: http://www.cobourghighlandgames.ca

Enjoy a wee bit of Scotland in Northumberland Hills at Victoria Park. Info: http://www.cobourghighlandgames.ca

A full day of Scottish events at the Red Deer Titans Rugby Park. Info: http://www.reddeerhighlandgames.ca.

Piping, drumming, band, dancing and heavy event competitions. Scottish country dancing, Knights of the Northern Realm and sheep dog demonstrations. Scottish food, wares and more at Grant MacEwan Park, 3105 - 101 St. S.W. Info: http://www.edmontonscottish.org.

Piping, athletic and dancing competitions,vintage cars, Scottish clans and more. Info: http://www.embrohighlandgames.ca

With piping, drumming, highland dancing and more at Eaton Park. Info: 902-243-2946 or http://www.pugwashvillage.com.

With 30 pipe bands, 200 Highland dancers and plenty of talented Celtic performers, enjoy the sights and sounds of Scotland on the shores of Loch Huron. Info: 1 888 232 7952 or http://www.kincardinescottishfestival.ca

A weekend of colourful Scottish culture and heritage, arts and Sports and agriculture at Legacy Park, HWY 59 and PR # 212. Info: http://www.manitobahighlandgathering.org.

A new festival of piping and drumming run in partnership between The National Piping Centre of Scotland and the College of Piping and Celtic Performing Arts of Canada at 619 Water Street East. Info: http://www.thepipingcentre.co.uk

Gaelic Immersion for beginners & intermediate/advanced levels at Mohawk College. Info: http://www.ospd.ca.

Featuring competitions in piping, drumming, pipe bands, Highland dancing, Scottish heavy events, concerts, ceilidhs, Clan gatherings and more. Info: (902)-863-4275 or http://www.antigonishhighlandgames.ca.

Features the Canadian Highland Dancing Championships, and the ScotDance Canada Open Championships. Events also include Pre-Premier competitions and special events. Info: http://www.sdccs.ca

A fun weekend of Ottawa Valley and Celtic entertainment, in the natural amphitheater of Gemmill Park. Info: http://www.almonteceltfest.com.

Full day of Scottish events and fun at the Kinmount Fairgrounds. Info: 705-488-9954 or http://www.kinmounthighlandgames.com.

The festival features traditional games, food, and music, along with exhibitors and speakers, The Scottish Festival has much to offer to Scots and those who are simply Scottish at heart. Info: 519-740-4681 #7927 or http://www.cambridgescottishfestival.ca.

Presented by the Royal Canadian Legion Branch 34 Orillia. Info: 705 325 8442 or http://www.orillialegion.com.

On the beautiful grounds of historic Government House, residence of New Brunswick's Lieutenant Governor, a full weekend of Scottish events. Info: 1-888-368-4444 or http://www.highlandgames.ca.

See hundreds of dancers, drummers, musicians, and singers of all ages and heritages on a single stage at Kal Tire Place. Info: http://www.okanagantattoo.ca.

Meet the MacLeod Chiefs, socialize, hear Celtic music, learn Gaelic, hear bagpipes, see Scottish dancing and learn more about our ancient Scottish heritage. Info: Dr. Don McLeod 250-378-4317 or http://www.mcleodcastle.ca.

More than 50 pipe bands are put through their paces to decide the North American Pipe Band Championships, more than 200 dancers in the Highland Dance competition and heavy events. Info: 1-888-298-1666 or http://www.glengarryhighlandgames.com.

Brings together Montrealers of Scottish and all other backgrounds to celebrate Highland games, music and culture. Info: 514-842-2030 or http://www.montrealhighlandgames.qc.ca

An annual celebration of the music, craft, and culture of the Celtic nations, immigrants of which form a strong historic background to Huron County. Info: (519) 524 8221 or http://www.celticfestival.ca.

Come and join us for some Gaelic conversation, a cup of tea and a few Gaelic songs. All are welcome. Info: www.gaelic.ca.

Celtic music, bagpipes & drums, heavy events, highland dancing, clans and heritage education, McKiddies center, Main field events, vendors and more. Info: 1 866-871-9442 or http://www.fergusscottishfestival.com.

The 2016 CLSI Gathering at Fergus Scottish Festival. Clan Leslie is the 2016 Honoured Clan. Info: http://www.clanlesliesociety.org.

Scottish country dance event at Bishop Hall, 10032 Highway #1. Info: 902-542-5320 or http://www.rscdsnovascotia.ca

Music, culture and sport, the only francophone Celtic Festival in North America. Info: 418 802-0327 or www.festivalceltique.com.

This event is for children, families, and all beginner and other dancers.All ages are welcome at St Leonards Parish Hall, 25 Wanless Ave. Info: www.dancescottish.ca

Twenty pipe bands, a hundred dancers and champion heavyweight athletes combine to present what is recognized as one of the Ottawa valley's premier summer events at N.L.A.S. Fairgrounds. Info: http://www.almontehighlandgames.com

competitors from across Alberta and neighbouring provinces. Competition includes Piping and Drumming, Dance and Heavy Events. Info: http://www.foothillshighlandgames.com.

Attracting competitors and spectators from across Western Canada and the USA, with top pipers, drummers, dancers, and heavy event athletes compete and perform at Springbank Park for All Seasons. Info: http://www.calgaryhighlandgames.org.

A full day to celebrate Scotland. Info: 403-678-9454 or http://www.canmorehighlandgames.ca.

Once again, the crew of the Empire Sandy, Canada's tallest sailing ship, will be hoisting the sails to get the Scottish Studies Foundation's annual cruise. Info: 416-902-7872 or www.scottishstudies.com.

At Parkdale United Church 429 Parkdale Ave. Info: www.rscdsottawa.ca.

A two day event promoting and celebrating Celtic culture and heritage. Info: 613-392-2841 ext 4487 or http://www.trentonscottishirish.com.

Free event at Kew Gardens with music, dance and more. Info: 416 686 9231 or http://www.thecelticfestival.com.

At Couchiching Park with races, and prizes, and certainly singing! Bring your own BBQs, etc. Guides in Gaelic shirts will be there to guide you in. Info: 905-726-1396 or http://www.gaelicsocietytoronto.com.

The RSCDS Calgary Branch will be holding a joint dance with the St Andrew-Caledonian Society at the Confederation Park Activity Centre, 2212 13 St NW. Info: www.rscdscalgary.org.

More than 300 embroidered panels telling Scots stories of migration at St Andrew's Presbyterian Church. Info: http://www.scottishdiasporatapestry.org

Dancing, tea, coffee, & goodies served & door prize at Scottish Cultural Centre: 8886 Hudson St. Info: www.vancouvergaelic.com.

Come try Scottish country dancing free at this special Culture Days event. Keep fit, have fun and make friends. No partner or experience needed at Eastminster United Church, 310 Danforth Ave. Info: Paul Barber 416 534 0516 or www.dancescottish.ca.

The weekend features a Saturday night ceilidh, Sunday night ball and farewell lunch on Monday. Along with this will be classes in Gaelic, piping, whisky tasting, Highland dancing, drawing, needlework, creating a sash and instruction for the gentlemen in how to wear Highland dress. Info: www.calgaryscots.org.

Annual Celtic festival of music and Celtic culture held on Cape Breton Island. Info: http://www.celtic-colours.com

More than 300 embroidered panels telling Scots stories of migration at Art Galley, The Confederation Centre of The Arts. Info: http://www.scottishdiasporatapestry.org

The St. Andrew’s Society of Montreal annual Whisky Tasting Night in the Officers’ Mess at the The Black Watch Armoury, 2067 Bleury St. Info: www.standrews.qc.ca.

For beginner and intermediate levels and will run for six weeks at Scottish Cultural Centre: 8886 Hudson St. Info: www.vancouvergaelic.com.

At Parkdale United Church 429 Parkdale Ave. Info: www.rscdsottawa.ca.

The Summit showcases Canadian genealogists who have an expertise in the record sets relating to the early settlers of Canada, includes Christine Woodcock who will talk on researching Scottish ancestors at the Courtyard by Marriott. Info: http://www.cangensummit.ca.

Celebrate 50 years of Scottish Country Dancing at the Chris Gibson Recreation Centre, 125 McLaughlin Road North. Info: Ann Campbell (905) 459-5213 or www.maloneys.ca/SAB/50thanniversarydance.html

All are welcome to participate in the 136th AGM. Members will review initiatives of the previous year, set priorities, address Society business, and vote in a new Board of Directors. Info: www.gaelicsocietytoronto.com.

At Dora Keogh Pub, 141 Danforth Ave. Come out and say hello at a casual get together, and bring friends who would like to know more about the St. Andrew's Society of Toronto. Info: www.standrews-society.ca.

Scottish dance presented by RSCDS Windsor at Roseland Golf and Curling Club. Info: www.rscdswindsor.org.

The Annual Championship  is open to all Pipers 21 years and under and according to Grade.  Pipers will compete for Trophies and medals will be awarded. Deadline for entries: October 11th. Join us afterwards for dinner and a Ceilidh. Info: www.gaelicsocietytoronto.com.

More than 300 embroidered panels telling Scots stories of migration at Town Hall. Info: http://www.scottishdiasporatapestry.org

St. George's Presbyterian Church, 1475 Dundas Street, hosts its annual Kirkin' o' the Tartans service at 10:30 am. Bagpipe music and Scottish fare after the service. The Rev. Dr. David Thompson preaching. Ample parking. Info: Keith McKee, 519-455-5760.

Join your dancing friends in Kingston to help celebrate the 50th Anniversary. Friday evening welcome dance, Saturday workshop, and Saturday banquet followed by an evening ball. Info: www.rscdskingston.org.

Dancing, tea, coffee, & goodies served & door prize at Scottish Cultural Centre: 8886 Hudson St. Info: www.vancouvergaelic.com

8:30 to 5:00 PM, presented by the RSCDS Toronto. Info: www.dancescottish.ca.

At Parkdale United Church 429 Parkdale Ave. Info: www.rscdsottawa.ca.

At Fairmont Royal York Hotel, 100 Front Street West, a highlight of the annual calendar and a tremendous opportunity to experience Scottish hospitality and revel in Scotland’s rich history and traditions. The Ball is co-hosted by the St. Andrew’s Society of Toronto and the 48th Highlanders of Canada in support of the charitable activities they ... Read more

At the Polish Canadian Club, 3015 15 St NE. Info: www.rscdscalgary.org

Scottish country dance at Church Hall, 550 Obed Ave. Info: www.viscds.ca.

More than 300 embroidered panels telling Scots stories of migration. Info: http://www.scottishdiasporatapestry.org

Presented by the Ottawa St.Andrew's Society at The Ottawa Conference and Event Centre, 200 Coventry Rd. Info: Hugh Reekie 613-728-5343 or www.standrews-society.ca/wp-content/uploads

Celebrate Scotland's patron saint with food, music & friends. The day celebrates the Feast of Saint Andrew and is National Scotland Day on November 30th!

Celebrate Scotland's patron saint. Info: 902-406-4228 or www.thescots.ca.

Celebrating St. Andrew's Day and the Holidays at the same time at Macallan's Pub, 212 Dorval Ave. Info: https://www.facebook.com/events/1158638477560058

An evening of dining, dancing and pageantry celebrating one hundred and eighty-one years of Scottish heritage in Montreal. Info: www.standrews.qc.ca.

6:00pm Scottish Centre of Montreal 1610 Stephens Ave. Tickets: $10.00. Info: Marilyn Cantley 514-366-0608.

At Parkdale United Church Hall, 429 Parkdale Ave. 6-10:30pm. Info: www.ardbrae.org.

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Wishing all our a readers, advertisers and friends a very Happy Hogmanay and best wishes for 2017!

Scottish country dance at Church Hall, 550 Obed Ave. Info: www.viscds.ca.

See in 2017 Scottish style, presented by The Scottish Society of Ottawa at the Aberdeen Pavilion, Landsdowne, 945 Bank St. Info: www.thescottishsocietyofottawa.com.

Celebrate Canada's 150th birthday and Canada's first prime minister at an event both uniquely Canadian and undeniably Scottish. Info: www.kiltskate.com

Celebrate the bard with the St Andrew's Society of Toronto at The University Club of Toronto, 380 University Ave. Info: www.standrews-society.ca.  

An evening to celebrate Robert Burns at the University Club. Info: www.standrews.qc.ca.

Traditional Scottish meal with all the trimmings,  music from the Vancouver Fiddle Orchestra, entertainment and more at Scottish Cultural Centre, 8886 Hudson St. Info: [email protected] or www.rscdsvancouver.org.  

Join the Sons of Scotland, Camp Balmoral #177 for the 118th Annual Robert Burns Dinner and evening of Scottish entertainment at St. Mary's Hall, 2020 Winnipeg St. Info:  [email protected].

Celebrate Canada's 150th birthday and Canada's first prime minister at an event both uniquely Canadian and undeniably Scottish. Info: www.kiltskate.com

Celebrate the Bard at Centennial Lodge Queen's Park Info: John Todd  604-939-3631.

Scottish Centre of Montreal 1610 Stephen Ave. Ticket $25. Info: John Rodger: 450-691-1676

Each January, The Kincardine Scottish Pipe Band arranges a dinner in his honour, following a traditional Burns Supper of music, poetry and memories of Burns at the Royal Canadian Legion. Info: www.kspb.ca.

Fort St. Andrew's Garrison of the 78th Fraser Highlanders, Quebec City hosts a traditional Burns evening at Hotel Chateau Laurier. Social hour (cash bar) & 4-course banquet with haggis ceremony and other entertainment - Dress code. Cost: $90 (glass of wine included). More details on the website - click on Robbie. Address: 1220 Place George ... Read more

Celebrate the bard! January 25th marks the annual celebration of Scotland's national poet Robert Burns.

The Cobourg Highland Games Society is proud to present our annual Robbie Burns Fundraising Dinner at 560 Dodge St. Info: 905-376-2441 or www.cobourghighlandgames.ca

Celebrate Robert Burns at the Delta Halifax. Info: www.halifaxburnsclub.org.

Shanks Events & Entertainment & Montreal Celtic Society celebrate Robert Burns at Karnak Shriners Center. Info: www.brownpapertickets.com

Traditional Burns Supper-Ballroom and Scottish dancing, Sons of Scotland Pipes and Drums at St Elias Banquet Centre, 750 Ridgewood Ave. Info: 613-410-2460 or [email protected].

Celebrate Canada's 150th birthday and Canada's first prime minister at an event both uniquely Canadian and undeniably Scottish. Info: www.kiltskate.com

Celebrate Canada's 150th birthday and Canada's first prime minister at an event both uniquely Canadian and undeniably Scottish. Info: www.kiltskate.com

Celebrate Canada's 150th birthday and Canada's first Prime Minister at an event both uniquely Canadian and undeniably Scottish. Info: www.kiltskate.com

In conjunction with the Robert Burns World Federation, the St Andrews Society of Ottawa is pleased to present a traditional Burns with Toasts, Speeches, Poetry, etc...Tickets $55. At Ottawa Conference and Event Center, 200 Coventry Rd. Info: www.3.bell.net/max-com/Andrew.Ottawa.html

Celebrate Canada's 150th birthday and Canada's first prime minister at an event both uniquely Canadian and undeniably Scottish. Info: www.kiltskate.com

A fantastic weekend planned: Celtic music, workshops and a concert featuring the amazing Fred Morrison, on his first-ever visit to the Canadian prairies. Info: www.crpb.org/mwcf

Presented by RSCDS Edmonton Caledonian Branch at Chateau Lacombe Hotel, 10111 Bellamy Hill Rd NW. Info: 780-456-8122 or www.rscdsedmonton.com.

Scottish country dance event at Glebe Community Centre 175 Third Ave. Info: Doug Squires 613 851-2874 or www.ardbrae.org.

An evening of unique and rare whiskies in aid of the establishment of the Chair in Canadian-Scottish Studies at McGill University at The Mount Royal Club, 1175 Sherbrooke St. W. Info: www.whiskyfete.org.

A night of Scottish dance at Fairmount Royal York presented by RSCDS Toronto. Info: www.dancescottish.ca.

The London Canada Branch of the Royal Scottish Country Dance Society event. Info: www.rscdslondoncanada.org.

Hector's Cargo:The Scots of Nova Scotia by Douglas F. Campbell at the Duke of York pub. Info: Pearl Grieve-Nixon at 416-926-7233 or [email protected].

Music by Scotch Mist and Scottish country dance teachers from Scotland. Info:  Bill and Jan Cunningham 613-965-4212.

Dancing, tea, coffee, & goodies served & door prize at Scottish Cultural Centre: 8886 Hudson St. Info: www.vancouvergaelic.com

Celebrating Scottish Heritage at Canad Inns Polo Park. Info: www.winnipegscottishfestival.com.

This is a day initiated by The Bagpipe Society to celebrate the world's many bagpipes and piping traditions. Every March 10th you are invited to go out and play your pipes – anywhere, anyhow to anyone!

Join for the St. Giles Dance Club’s annual Workshop, Ceilidh and Ball at the Winston Heights Mountview Community Association, 520-27th Ave NE. Info: Janyn Bertram 403-585-3842.

Irish-inspired lunchtime at 4 Queen Street South. Info: (905) 522-1622 ext. 29 or www.Scottishriteclub.ca.

Music and dance featuring Luke Brady’s Scottish Dance Band from Scotland at Scottish Cultural Centre, 8886 Hudson St. Info:  604 922 6842 or www.rscdsvancouver.org.

The St. Andrew’s Society is calling on all those who are interested in trying their hand at curling at The Montreal West Curling Club, 17 Ainslie Road Montreal West. Info: www.standrews.qc.ca.

Full day workshop and tea dance for Scottish Country Dancers in the Toronto area. Lunch and afternoon tea included at Turner Fenton Secondary School, 7935 Kennedy Rd. Info: www.dancescottish.ca

Scottish country dance events. Info: www.viscds.ca.

Includes bagpipes and Celtic music at Canadian Tire Centre, 1000 Palladium Dr. Info: www.ottawasenators.com/TARTAN

A celebration of Scottish heritage on April 6, the date on which the Declaration of Arbroath was signed in 1320, and started by a Scottish Banner reader!

Tartan Day is a celebration of Scottish Heritage that is held on April 6th, the day on which the Declaration of Arbroath was signed in 1320. Info: https://sites.google.com/site/edmontonscottishsociety2016

Celebrate Tartan Day with the St Andrew's Society Toronto at Armour Heights Officers’ Mess, Canadian Forces College, 215 Yonge Blvd. Info: www.standrews-society.ca

Presented by the Sons of Scotland. Info: (416) 482-1250 or www.sonsofscotland.com.

Presented by Clans and Scottish Societies of Canada at Boaden Banquet Halls, 505 Queensway East. Info: www.cassoc.ca.

Learn and develop Scottish country dancing. Info: 403 329 3582 or www.lethbridgescottishcountrydance.org.

Six classes for $36 at City Light Church, 550 Obed Ave, 7:30 to 9:30 pm. Info: 250-598-0207 or [email protected].

Commemorating the signing of the Declaration of Arbroath in Scotland on the 6th April 1320 at University of Toronto's Hart House. Info: David Hunter 416-699-9942 or [email protected].

Come to a weekend filled with Ceilidh entertainment, dance instruction, a chance to wear your finery, enjoy a scrumptious meal, and then process to The Ball-no glass slippers required. Info: www.rscdswinnipeg.ca

Say hello to Spring and join the Prince Edward County Scottish Country Dancers for a weekend of social dancing at the Prince Edward Yacht Club. Info: Sheila Keller 613 393-2955 or [email protected].

Presented by The Sons of Scotland Pipe Band at Parliament Hill with music and dance, wear some tartan and celebrate Tartan Day. Info: www.sospb.com.

Walk down memory lane to a time when religious segregation, clan wars and class structure were alive and well in the small coal-mining town of Cambusnethan in the lowlands of Scotland at the National Arts Centre. Info: www.ottawastorytellers.ca.

Music is provided by “Calanais”. All steps are taught and no partner or previous experience required at Scottish Cultural Centre 8886 Hudson St. Info: 604-263-6955 or www.rscdsvancouver.org.

Presented by The Grimsby Pipe Band, with The Oakville Celtic Fiddle Orchestra and Irish Dancers at Mountain Ridge Community Centre; 105 Mountain Rd. Info: Gordon Scott: 905 520-7981or www.GrimsbyPipeBand.com.

Dancing, tea, coffee, & goodies served & door prize at Scottish Cultural Centre: 8886 Hudson St. Info: www.vancouvergaelic.com

Scottish country dance event at Great Hall of Somerville House, Western University. Info: Anne and Alasdair Campbell 519-641-3550 or www.rscdslondoncanada.org

Scottish country dance at St Andrews Church Hall, 55 King St. Info: www.rscdsnovascotia.ca.

Annual spring dance with music by the Tartan Players at Star of the Sea Hall, 15262 Pacific Ave. Info: www.wrscdc.org.

Scottish country dance event with music by Scotch Mist. At Sala Caboto, Columbus Centre 40 Playfair Ave. Info: www.dancescottish.ca.

Raise a glass and try a dram and celebrate the water of life! Info: www.worldwhiskyday.com

Saskatchewan's premier Scottish attraction at  Victoria Park. Info 306-789-6516 or www.saskhighland.ca.

A full weekend of Scottish fun and includes the CSAF Canadian Men’s Championships at Topaz Park. Info: 250 598 0120 or www.victoriahighlandgames.com.

Highland dancing competitions, solo piping and drumming events and more at Rideau Acres Campground, 1014 Cunningham Rd. Info: www.kingstonscotfest.com.

The Fort Langley Voyageurs invite you to their Whisky Tea Dance, followed by a sumptuous Tea with strawberries and cream at Fort Langley Community Hall, 9167 Glover Rd. Info: 604 888-1223.

Chris Brickley will be visiting Canada seeking consignments for the Bonhams forthcoming sale of Scottish Art on 11 October 2017 in Edinburgh. Info: 416-513-0824, 877-462-9004 or [email protected]

The premiere Celtic event in the Maritimes at  Perth Ball Field. Info: (506) 273-6710 or www.gatheringofthescots.com

Chris Brickley will be visiting Canada seeking consignments for the Bonhams forthcoming sale of Scottish Art on 11 October 2017 in Edinburgh. Info: 416-513-0824, 877-462-9004 or [email protected]

Chris Brickley will be visiting Canada seeking consignments for the Bonhams forthcoming sale of Scottish Art on 11 October 2017 in Edinburgh. Info: 416-513-0824, 877-462-9004 or [email protected]

Highland dance, pipe bands, Clans and more at Georgetown Fairgrounds. Info: www.georgetownhighlandgames.com.

Celebrate Scotland at Macklin Field, 10117 – 93 St. Info: Janis 780-513-2492 or www.gphighlandgames.com.

MacRae clan events. Info: Owen MacRae: [email protected].

Ceilidh, Tug of the Tartans and full day of highland games at Victoria Park. Info: www.cobourghighlandgames.ca.

A full of day of Scottish events at Percy Perry Stadium, Town Centre Park, 1299 Pinetree Way. Info: www.bchighlandgames.com.

Scottish country dance event presented by The Highlands of Durham SCD at General Sikorski Hall. Info: 905 985 6573.

Celebrate Confederation’s 150th by wearing something red and white. Scottish country dance event at Grace Church on-the-Hill, 300 Lonsdale Road, Forest Hill. Info: www.dancescottish.ca.

Kilt up for Perth's world record kilt run 2017-an 1867 Dominion of Canada "All things Maple" celebration. Info: www.perthkiltrun.ca

The world’s largest annual indoor show with bagpipes, bands, gymnastics, dancers, choirs, military traditions and more. Info: 1-800-563-1114 or www.nstattoo.ca.

Celebrating on 80 years with pipe bands, Scottish events and fun at Embro-West Zorra Community Centre. Info: www.embrohighlandgames.ca.

Canada's 150th birthday celebrations, there will be tall ships visiting Pugwash over the Canada Day long weekend and full day of Scottish events. Info: www.pugwashvillage.com.

Celebrate Scotland on Canada's birthday at Kings Park. Info: 250-492-2215 or www.pentictonscottishfestival.ca.

Wishing all our Canadian readers and friends a Happy Canada Day-celebrating 150 great years!

Featuring competitions in piping, drumming, Highland dancing and Scottish heavy events along with concerts, Ceilidhs, Clan gatherings and more. Info: 902-863-4275 or www.antigonishhighlandgames.ca

The Festival also honours the traditions and contributions of Scottish culture within the Canadian multi-cultural mosaic at Victoria Park. Info: 519 396 9300 or www.kincardinescottishfestival.ca.

A fun weekend of Ottawa Valley and Celtic entertainment, in the natural amphitheater of Gemmill Park. Info: www.almonteceltfest.com

Celebrates traditional Scottish culture brought to this area by Scottish immigrants more than 2 centuries ago. Info: www.festivalofthetartans.ca.

Bring your family and friends for a Scottish adventure full of entertainment and fun activities, at 200 Christopher Dr.  Info: www.cambridgescottishfestival.ca or 519-740-4681 #7927.

A great weekend of Scottish events at Couchiching Park, Terry Fox Circle. Info: www.orillialegion.com

Teachers' Association (Canada) Scottish Country Dance summer school is open to all Scottish Country dancers from basic to advanced and from beginner to experienced at the University of British Columbia. Info: www.tac-rscds.org.

Pipes bands, Scottish dance and more on the beautiful grounds of historic Government House. Info: Toll Free: 1-888-368-4444 or www.highlandgames.ca.

An evening of Celtic Folk and Rock music, fusing songs and sounds from the Canadian Maritimes, French Canada, Scotland,Ireland and England. Popular Montreal folk rock band MARINER'S CURSE, is teaming up with world renowned Scottish Piper, Craig Weir, to bring you an evening unlike any you’ve ever experienced. Info: www.facebook.com/events/311592459265753 or Christopher Brown 514-260-2608.  

A free family event with lots of wonderful entertainment, vendors, food and more. Info: 905 985 6573.

A musical tattoo-a demonstration of military drumming & skills. Pipe bands, military heritage and more at Kal Tire Place. Info: www.okanagantattoo.ca

One of Canada's top Scottish events which includes the North American Pipe Band Championships, the largest massed pipe bands in North America, and much more. Info: 1-888-298-1666 or www.glengarryhighlandgames.com.

Presented by the Caledonian Club of PEI at the Lord Selkirk Campgrounds with  highland dancing, athletics, and pipe bands. Info: www.caledonianclubofpei.ca

Montrealers celebrate Highland games, music and culture at Parc Arthur-Therrien in Montreal’s borough of Verdun. Info: 514-842-2030 or www.montrealhighlandgames.qc.ca.

Pulling together the Scots diaspora from both Canada and the US to look at What the Relevance of Scottish History and Heritage is to the Future Generations at the University of Guelph. Info: www.cassoc.ca.

Celebrate with us in Guelph and Fergus throughout a 4 day weekend of MacFarlane Clan activities including the Fergus Scottish Festival and a Ceilidh with dinner buffet and live Celtic entertainment at the Holiday Inn in Guelph. Info: Barb Duff [email protected] or www.facebook.com/groups/clanmacfarlaneworldwideinc

Scotland comes to Fergus with highland dance, Clans, pipe bands and much more. Info: 1 866-871-9442 or www.fergusscottishfestival.com.