The Tartan Day Lunch
Eastwood, NSW, AustraliaPresented by The Macquarie Breakfast Club at The Alexander-Marshall Hall, Macquarie Chapel Presbyterian Church Herring Rd. Info: 02 9878 1081.
Presented by The Macquarie Breakfast Club at The Alexander-Marshall Hall, Macquarie Chapel Presbyterian Church Herring Rd. Info: 02 9878 1081.
Waitakere Auckland Brass Band & The Auckland Police Pipe Band perform Celtic music at Bruce Ritchie Performing Arts Centre, 274 Don Buck Rd. Info: 09 817 7363.
A festival reconnecting Paisley's weaving heritage with its historic textile connections all over the world. The programme features the Sma’ Shot Parade, a historic and colourful pageant, as well as cultural activities and performances. Info: www.renfrewshire.gov.uk.
Presented by the National Dancing Association of Australia at Knox College. Info: [email protected] or 0410 646 253.
The international smash hit features over 100 choral singers, dancers, pipe-band and drum corps, soloists, Highland dancers and electric Celtic fiddlers at Arts Centre Melbourne, 2:00pm. Info: www.scotlandthebrave.com.au.
Piping event at Rochedale State High School, 249 Priestdale Rd. Info: 07 3397 4512.
Expert tuition in piping, fiddle, song, dance and the Gaelic language are offered over a backdrop of community events, including cèilidhs, concerts and guided walks. Info: + 44 (0) 1878700154 or www.ceolas.co.uk.
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
Piping event in Adelaide. Info: Jack Brennan [email protected].
The best of English Country, Scottish Country, and Contra dancing and more at Pinewoods Camp. Info: Dan Blim 734-883-6460 or www.rscdsboston.org.
Smallpipes session. Info: Malcolm McLaren 07 3820-2902 or [email protected].
Free event co-sponsored by The Saint Andrew Society of Hawaii, The Friends of St. Patrick, & The Caledonian Society of Hawaii at Bellows Field Beach Park. Info: [email protected]
Themed workshops, practice time and small group lessons to improve your playing through this shared learning experience at the National Piping Centre. Info: www.thepipingcentre.co.uk
One of the premier Scottish Highland Games and Gathering of Clans in North America. Info: 828-733-1333 or www.gmhg.org.
Monthly on the first Friday at St Luke's Church, 130 Remuera Rd. All instruments welcome to read through favourite Scottish tunes and dance sets. Info: John Hawthorn: [email protected].
Hororata will once again show's its Scottish colours. Join international Ceilidh Caller, Colin Forsyth and his band for a wonderful night of Scottish dancing, food and fun at Hororata Hall. Info: Tish Ballagh 03 3186 847 or Karen Meares 03 3186 959 or www.hororata.org.
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
Presented by The Stewart Society of Edinburgh at Ballone Castle. Info: +44 (0)131-220-4512 or www.StewartSociety.org.
The last surviving sports and games to be run in Clackmannanshire, the games feature the full range of traditional events including athletics. Info: www.alva.ukctest.co.uk.
Brings all the Scottish pipes and drums, brass bands, Scottish dance and more at the North Shore Events Centre. Free entry. Info: 09 443 8199 or www.nseventscentre.co.nz
Instruction in bagpiping and drumming. Piping instructors Terry Tully, Robert Mathieson, George Balderose, Richmond Johnston. Drumming instructor Gordon Bell at Shady Side Academy, Fox Chapel/Pittsburgh. Info: 412 323 2707 or www.BalmoralSchool.org
Scottish country dance classes, dances and events in the Adelaide Hills. Info: [email protected]
Casual Scottish get-together for food & drinks, no reports, just chats. Membership NOT required. Truman's Tap & Grill, 11161 E. State Road 70 #100, Lakewood Ranch FL 34202 (east of I-75). Info: Caroline David, (941) 722-3056 or [email protected]
Celebrates traditional Scottish culture brought to this area by Scottish immigrants more than 2 centuries ago. Info: www.festivalofthetartans.ca.
7:30 PM - 11:00 PM at St Luke's Church, 130 Remuera Rd. Info: www.freewebs.com/aucklandscottishfiddleclub
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.
Maine's premier Celtic festival at Belfast Common and Steamboat Landing. Info: www.mainecelticcelebration.com
A great weekend of Scottish events at Couchiching Park, Terry Fox Circle. Info: www.orillialegion.com
At King George Square with Scottish entertainment, stalls, pipe bands. A free event presented by the Australian Scottish Community (Qld) Inc. Info: Ian Campbell 07 3359 8195 or www.aussie-scots.org.au
The poems and songs of the great bard of Scotland, Robert Burns, are performed by members, visitors and guests followed by a light afternoon tea at Scottish Masonic Buildings 59 Grey Street, Onehunga. Info: [email protected].
The festival will feature artists, music, dancers, highland games at 125 Seneca Street Extension. Info: 315-729-2124 or www.dundeescottishfestival.com.
Ag ionnsachadh na Gàidhlig/Learning Gaelic at Epsom Community Centre, Gillies Ave, 2pm to 4.30pm. Info: Catherine A. Maclead 09-813 1001 or [email protected].
Immerse yourself in Scottish culture at Mt. Hood Community College, 26000 SE Stark St. Info: www.phga.org.
Burns at Canterbury St Stables Community Centre, 49-53 Canterbury Rd. Info: 03 8361 0308.
Traditional Highland games with open and heavy events, the Grampian light events championship at Mackie Academy Playing Fields. Info: www.stonehavenhighlandgames.com
Piping music session 2pm - 5pm, upstairs at the Exford Hotel, 199 Russell St. Info: [email protected].
Immerse yourself in a week of music with some of the best pipers and pipe band drummers in the world at East Stroudsburg University. Info: +1 412-323-2707 or www.bagpiping.org.
HebCelt is an international Celtic music festival with traditional and contemporary music on the Isle of Lewis. Info: +44(0)1851 621234 or www.hebceltfest.com
Showcasing creative endeavour from around New Zealand at the Celtic Barn, 47 The Centre. Info: www.waipumuseum.com.
The international smash hit features over 100 choral singers, dancers, pipe-band and drum corps, soloists, Highland dancers and electric Celtic fiddlers at the Perth Concert Hall at 2pm and 8pm. Info: www.scotlandthebrave.com.au and bookings at www.perthconcerthall.com.au/events/event/scotland-the-brave-2017.
Scottish country dance event. Info: www.aucklandscd.org.nz
Also featuring Pukekohe Pipe Band, Scottish dancers and more at Karaka War Memorial Hall, Cnr Linwood and Blackbridge Rds. Info: www.papakurapipeband.co.nz
At Brierley Theatre, Wellington College. Info: www.wellingtongaelicclub.org.nz
St Luke's Presbyterian Church, 28 Lord St will be conducting their Annual Scottish Heritage Church Service at 9.15 am. The Knox Grammar School Pipe Band will be entertaining the congregation before and after the service. Service will conclude with morning tea. All Clans are warmly invited to attend. Info: Rev Corrie Nel 0409 668454 or ... Read more
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.
2/4 March contest for junior pipers at BBC Band Room, Moggill Rd. Info: 07 3397 4512.
This traditional Highland Games is held at the scenic location of Traigh Farm, Arisaig with sweeping views across sandy beaches. Info: www.arisaighighlandgames.co.uk
Churchlands Concert Series proudly presents a Traditional Scottish Music Concert featuring the Robert Zielinski Trio. For the first time on the Churchlands Concert Hall stage a wide collection of traditional music from Ireland, Scotland and Shetland Isles will be on show. Tickets are $12 to $39 and can be booked online: http://www.trybooking.com.au/JXWF Info: 08 9441 ... Read more
Come and dance to Annasach Ceilidh Band at our regular Ceilidh at The Counting House, Edinburgh from 8pm. All dances will be called so beginners welcome. Info: www.annasach.co.uk.
St Davids in the Fields Church, 202 Hillsborough Rd. All are welcome to play, dance, or even call ceilidh dances and certainly just to watch. Info: [email protected]
Ceilidh dances with live Scottish music that are entertaining, fun and suitable for all ages at Red Hill Community Sports Club. Info: 0409 760 993 or www.ceilidhclan.com.
Daily doings at home in Aberdeen in 1868 at the Victoria University of Wellington Law School, Old Government Buildings, Lambton Quay. Info: https://wellyscots.wordpress.com
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.
A spectacular 4 day event on the NSW Central Coast. Held Annually in July Pre-Premier Aggregates, Champion Challenges, Pre-Champs, 10 age Championships. Info: 0437 677 166 or www.cchdi.org.au.
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.
Set against the backdrop of Dumbarton Rock and Castle, the Championships welcomes players and spectators from across the globe at Levengrove Park. Info: www.rspba.org.
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
Watch all the cabers and stones fly across the field at one of the top Highland Games in Fife, at Station Park. Info: www.standrewshighlandgames.co.uk
Clan Macnab members from across the world unite at the Killin Highland Games. Info: www.clan-macnab.com
Smallpipes session. Info: Malcolm McLaren 07 3820-2902 or [email protected].
Delve into the history of the Scottish people and their way of life at Tartan Ties, organised by Clan Hay. Info: www.clanhay.org
Monthly on the first Friday at St Luke's Church, 130 Remuera Rd. All instruments welcome to read through favourite Scottish tunes and dance sets. Info: John Hawthorn: [email protected].
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.
The only free Scottish Festival in Colorado sponsored by the St. Andrew Society of Colorado & Snowmass Village. Info: www.scottishgames.org.
The annual clan gathering brings together Macphersons and associated families from all over the world to celebrate their history and heritage. Info: www.clan-macpherson.org.
The greatest show on earth with pipe bands, military displays and hundreds of performers from across the world on the Esplanade of Edinburgh Castle-2017 features a Splash of Tartan with Clans being highlighted nightly. Info: www.edintattoo.co.uk.
An unparalleled celebration of the performing arts and an annual meeting point for peoples of all nations with events throughout the city. Info: www.eif.co.uk
A great day of Scottish celebration at Greenmead Historical Park 20501 Newburgh Rd. Info: 248 526-1849 or www.highlandgames.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.
Piping event at Rochedale State High School, 249 Priestdale Rd. Info: 07 3397 4512.
Clan MacLeod events presented by Clan Macleod USA. Info: www.clanmacleodusa.org
Piping event in Adelaide. Info: Jack Brennan [email protected].
A great week, with pipers from across the world coming together to take part, share their music, compete and perform across Glasgow. Info: www.pipinglive.co.uk.
This course is for new dancers who wish to learn steps and basic dance formations that are the building blocks of Scottish Country dancing. You will be introduced to Jigs and Reels and will learn a series of lively, beginner friendly dances. Info: www.sotr.org.au/beginner
Featuring Chris Paton, leading Scottish professional genealogist, author and speaker. Each city (Brisbane, Sydney, Melbourne, Canberra, Adelaide & Perth) will have a full day British Isles stream, most with a good Scottish focus. Info: 08 8263 2055 or [email protected], www.unlockthepast.com.au/researching-abroad
A week of events in celebration of Scottish heritage in Pitlochry, Blair Atholl, and Bruar at the annual Clan Gathering. Included the honour of participating in the Royal Edinburgh Military Tattoo on 12 August, led by our Chief, Gilbert Robertson of Struan. Info: Clan Secretary +44 (0)1796 483770 or www.donnachaidh.com.
Traditional highland games with all the usual treats, including piping, Highland dancing and kids activities at Skye Games Field. Info: www.skye-highland-games.co.uk
Dinner & Ceilidh at Albert Hotel also: Palaces of the Stewart Earls of Orkney, St. Magnus Cathedral, Earl's Ru, Italian Chapel, Skara Brae, Maes Howe, Skaill House & Churchill Barriers. Info: + 44 (0)131-220-4512 or www.StewartSociety.org.
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
Featuring Chris Paton, leading Scottish professional genealogist, author and speaker. Will have a full day British Isles stream, most with a good Scottish focus at Fickling Convention Centre, 546 Mt Albert Rd. Info: [email protected] or www.aucklandlibraries.govt.nz
Chris Duncan & Catherine Strutt, a celebration of Scottish music with fiddle and piano at St George's Anglican Church, 30 Cromwell St, Battery Point. Info: 03 6231 6585 or [email protected].
7:30 PM - 11:00 PM at St Luke's Church, 130 Remuera Rd. Info: www.freewebs.com/aucklandscottishfiddleclub
The world's biggest pipe band championships, includes bands from across the world, Scottish dance and more at Glasgow Green. Info: +44 141 353 8000 or www.theworlds.co.uk.
A Celtic celebration with tons of music, food, beverages, crafts and fun for all ages. Info: www.spartacelticfest.org
Scotland comes to Fergus with highland dance, Clans, pipe bands and much more. Info: 1 866-871-9442 or www.fergusscottishfestival.com.
An annual celebration of the music, craft, and culture of the Celtic nations. Info: 519-524-8221 or www.celticfestival.ca.
Enjoy a night of whiskey tasting, live smooth jazz and a delicious 3-course meal at Tabula Rasa, 1551 Great South Rd. Info: www.tabularasa.co.nz
A night of Scottish country dancing and musicians featuring Chris Duncan & Catherine Strutt at Hobart Town Hall, Macquarie St. Info: 03 6231 6585 or [email protected].
Celebrate Scotland at Long Branch Park, Onondaga County. Info: www.cnyscottishgames.org
A hair-down hoe-down, fundraising ceilidh . No partner or experience necessary - just enthusiasm at Northcote Uniting Church Hall, 251 High St. Info: [email protected]
The Blenheim & Districts Highland Pipe Band presents their annual Celtic in the Kirk concert. Performances by Pipers and Drummers, Marlborough Dance Centre, Marlborough Sounds Barbershop Chorus, Shamrock Touch and others at St Andrews Presbyterian Church, 5 Henry St. Info: Info: Phone: 578 9356 or [email protected]
A day of food, fun and dance at Richmond Village Green. Featuring Chris Duncan & Catherine Strutt, with Scottish fiddle and piano. Info: 03 6231 6585 or [email protected].
Featuring running, cycling, heavy events, Highland dancing, pipe band contests and more at North Inch Park. Info: www.perthhighlandgames.co.uk.
Scottish Country dance week, consisting of: Four ½ day classes at Intermediate-Advanced level, a Scottish ceilidh & a dance with live music. Info: Duncan Keppie 902-542-5320 or [email protected].
The Clan Currie Society seeks to facilitate the formal recognition of a Chief of Name and Arms of Currie by the Lord Lyon King of Arms. The Convention will be held at the Trades Hall of Glasgow. Info: Revd. Dr. David A. Currie: [email protected]
Casual Scottish get-together for food & drinks, no reports, just chats. Membership not required at Meadows Village Pub, 5013 Ringwood Meadow. Info: Shona Burtner (941) 925-0462 or [email protected]
Celebrating the contribution of the Scottish people in opening up much of Australia at Boondooma Homestead. Info: 07 4168 0159 or www.boondoomahomestead.org.au.
At the Royal Edinburgh Military Tattoo. Info: Info: + 44 (0)131-220-4512 or www.StewartSociety.org.
Scottish music, friendship and dance at Fleming Park Hall, 96 Victoria St. Info: Ina Graham 03 8361 0308.
Full day of Scottish events and fun at Topsham Fairgrounds. Info: www.mainehighlandgames.org.
Full programme of dancing, heavy, athletics and pipe band and drum majors, junior shinty and a great wee family day out. Info: www.butehighlandgames.org
Ag ionnsachadh na Gàidhlig/Learning Gaelic at Epsom Community Centre, Gillies Ave, 2pm to 4.30pm. Info: Catherine A. Maclead 09-813 1001 or [email protected].
Presented by the Ringwood Pipe Band at Dorset Gardens, 335 Dorset Rd with pipes & drums, Highland dancing, Briagolong Bush Band, Address to the Haggis, etc. Info: 03 9723 9728 or www.ringwoodpb.com.au
A weekend of Scottish celebration and entertainment at Buffalo Niagara Heritage Village, 3755 Tonawanda Creek Rd. Info: 716-689-1440 or www.bnhv.org/scottish
Celebrate Celtic culture at Daly Mansion, 251 Eastside Hwy. Info: www.bcgg.org
Presented by the Douglas County Celtic Society at Riverbend Park. Info: www.dccelts.org
The Clan MacLeod Society of South Australia annual Luncheon & Toasting the Haggis. Celebrate 60th Anniversary with 3-course meal, music, dance, raffle. 12 noon start at Glenelg Golf Club — $55. Glenelg Golf Club, James Melrose Road. Info: Nicole Walters 0415 654 836 or www.cmssa.org.au.
Burns at Canterbury St Stables Community Centre, 49-53 Canterbury Rd. Info: 03 8361 0308.
Highland dancing event and competition. Info: [email protected]
All are welcome to this eighth annual Dance Dufferin Grove Scottish country dance outreach event. It’s a great night to attract new dancers and to spend time in one of Toronto’s most community-oriented and busiest downtown parks. Info: www.dancescottish.ca
Traditional Highland games, renowned for its unique atmosphere, world-class competitors, beautiful Highland location at Dunoon Stadium. Info: www.cowalgathering.com.
St Davids in the Fields Church, 202 Hillsborough Rd. All are welcome to play, dance, or even call ceilidh dances and certainly just to watch. Info: [email protected]
Ceilidh dances with live Scottish music that are entertaining, fun and suitable for all ages at Red Hill Community Sports Club. Info: 0409 760 993 or www.ceilidhclan.com.
A week of intensive study, recreation, and good times with people who share an interest in the music and dance traditions of Scotland and beyond. Info: www.valleyofthemoon.org
Includes a band performance, whisky tasting, dinner, dancing and more at Hobart Function and Conference Centre. Info/tickets: [email protected] or 0418 107 175.
An evening of Celtic entertainment with Glenbrae Celtic Dancers, Claymore, Eric Bogle and Saoirse at Ashwood College Theatre 45-50 Vannam Dr. Info: Bernadette Rae 03 9799 8918 or www.glenbraecelticdancers.com.au
The international smash hit features over 100 choral singers, dancers, pipe-band and drum corps, soloists, Highland dancers and electric Celtic fiddlers at Sydney Opera House, 1:30pm. Info: www.scotlandthebrave.com.au or bookings: www.sydneyoperahouse.com/whatson/scotland_the_brave_2017.aspx
Highland dance competition at Emmanus Hall, Ryan College, Canterbury Rd. Info: 07 4774 8179.
A ceilidh with the pipe band at Drayton Hall. Come along and enjoy a night of Scottish Entertainment. No need for experience as all dances are called and walked through. Cost $10pp U/13 free School-aged children $5.00 and a plate of food for supper. Info: Marg 0429 700 217.
Every year the St Andrew's Society hosts a golf tournament. Grab your kilt or your tartan trews for 9 holes of golf at Caughnawaga Golf Course, followed by a delicious meal in the clubhouse. Info: www.standrews.qc.ca
Conducted under the rules of the Piping & Dancing Association of NZ at Witherlea School Hall. Info: [email protected] or www.piping-dancing.org.nz
A Tipenny Tipple (ale/beer) at the Victoria University of Wellington Law School, Old Government Buildings, Lambton Quay. Info: https://wellyscots.wordpress.com
Monthly on the first Friday at St Luke's Church, 130 Remuera Rd. All instruments welcome to read through favourite Scottish tunes and dance sets. Info: John Hawthorn: [email protected].
Full programme of activity in Dunoon Burgh Hall including sailing trip to Loch Striven to the Manse Clan Lamont Society HQ, formal dinner and ceilidh. There will also be films, children's activities, workshops, an exhibition of Lamont history over the years in the Burgh Hall. Info: www.clanlamontsociety.com.
Celtic fun for the entire family at Waukesha Expo Center. Info: www.wisconsinscottish.org
One of the oldest gatherings in North America at Springbank Park for All Seasons. Info: www.calgaryhighlandgames.org
The West End Scottish Country Dance Club welcomes everyone to the seventh annual Fall Frolic. Start the new season dancing old and new favourites to live music. Info: www.rscdsvancouver.org
Perhaps the most famous and best Highland Games anywhere. It features the finest Pipe Bands, pipers, Highland dancers, and athletes in a beautiful setting surrounded by hills. The patron of the Gathering is Her Majesty the Queen. Info: www.braemargathering.org.
Celebrate Scotland the shadow of the Rocky Mountains. Info: 403-678-9454 or www.canmorehighlandgames.ca.
Scottish events, entertainment and more at Altamont Fair Grounds, 129 Grand St. Info: www.scotgames.com
Celebrate Scottish culture, cuisine, competition and entertainment at the Alameda County Fairgrounds, presented by The Caledonian Club of San Francisco. Info: www.thescottishgames.com
Celebrate the rich cultural and history and heritage of the Kinross area, most notably it’s famed connection to Mary Stuart, Queen of Scots with living history encampments, music, food and more. Info: www.maryqueenofscotsfestival.co.uk
Experience Viking heritage on a scale never before seen in Shetland. Info: www.shetland.gov.uk.
Traditional highland games with highland dancing, piping and sports at Bogles Field. Info: www.blairgowriehighlandgames.co.uk.
Piping event in Adelaide. Info: Jack Brennan [email protected].
Smallpipes session. Info: Malcolm McLaren 07 3820-2902 or [email protected].
Presented by the Clan MacRae Society of North America with a variety of activities and events for Clan members. Info: Judy McRae [email protected]
Legendary Scottish singer Isla Grant returns with exciting new songs, plus her extensive repertoire of much loved music. Info: www.grand-concerts.com
Immerse yourself in Celtic culture at the highland festival in Estes Park. Info: (800) 90ESTES, 970-586-6308 or www.scotfest.com
Featuring music, dance, athletics, art, food, and family gatherings at Edinboro University. Info: 888-8GO-BORO or www.edinboro.edu/events/highland-games
Wee concert providing a variety of entertainment including piping & drums, Ceilidh band pieces & Highland dancing at Petone Working Mens Club, 47 Udy St. Info: 04-568 5404 or www.wellingtonredhackle.co.nz
7:30 PM - 11:00 PM at St Luke's Church, 130 Remuera Rd. Info: www.freewebs.com/aucklandscottishfiddleclub
A showcase of the best of Highland and military culture and traditions, set against the stunning backdrop of Fort George near Inverness. Info: + 44(0)131 3108701 or www.highlandmilitarytattoo.co.uk
Annual VSU events with events including a Ceilidh, conference, youth forum, dinner dance and Kirkin' O' the Tartan. Info: 03 9360 9829 or www.victorianscottishunion.com
Scotland’s biggest stand-up comedian Kevin Bridges will make his way to Perth, Adelaide, Sydney, Melbourne & Brisbane in support of his highly-anticipated Australian tour. Info: www.abpresents.com.au/current-events/show/kevin-bridges-2
Celebrate the official birthday of the Bendigo Tartan and raising funds for Scots Day Out 2018 on Saturday 3 March. At The Metro and Puggs Irish Bar Hargreaves St Cnr Bull St. Ticket information: www.trybooking.com
Mackay's tropical twilight Scottish musical event with massed bands, Celtic Fyre Rock band as Pipe Bands from Townsville, Rockhampton and Mackay. Come and enjoy the hospitality of the tropics and help celebrate Mackay's Scottish heritage at 10 River St. Info: Deborah Orr 0408 877 806 or www.facebook.com/MaDPipeBand
At Levin and District War Memorial Hall, Chamberlain St. Ball Tickets: $45.00. Info: 06 368 3295.
Celebrate Scotland at 1199 Valley Rd. Info: www.oldcovchurch.com
Come join us for a special evening to support the MacMillan United Pipe Bands at Gaithersburg Hilton Inn, 620 Perry Parkway. Info: [email protected]
Traditional Highland games featuring dancing, pipe band competitions and, of course, heavy events and track & field at Pitlochry Recreation Ground. Info: www.pitlochryhighlandgames.co.uk
In the heart of Music City Nashville focusing on the Highland athlete and to honor its growing amateur competitions. Also an outstanding musical talent from the area providing entertainment throughout along with a great Clan experience often described as a big family reunion at The Hermitage, 4580 Rachel's Lane. Info: www.midtenngames.com
Gaelic-related event with Comunn Gàidhlig Thoronto/The Gaelic Society of Toronto. Info: www.gaelicsocietytoronto.com
At the Scottish Home (Heritage Hall) 2800 Des Plaines Ave. Open to the public and free to attend. Info: 708 447 5092.
Train in the unique Scottish Heavy Athletics, which requires a mix of strength, athleticism and sheer willpower. This day will prepare you for competing in the Gough Cat Amateur Heavy Championship at the Hororata Highland Games and other Heavy Events, at Hororata Domain, 10am – 3pm. Info: To register email [email protected] or 021 366 606. ... Read more
A full weekend of Scottish fun at Bartholomew County Fairgrounds. Info: www.scottishfestival.org.
Promoting and celebrating Celtic culture and heritage at Centennial Park. Info: www.trentonscottishirish.com
WA's largest Scottish event which features pipe bands, Scottish dancers, Clans, stalls and the Perth Kilt Run, a free community event at Minnawarra Park presented by the City of Armadale. Info: 08 9394 5000, www.armadale.wa.gov.au or www.perthkiltrun.com.au.
Piping event at Rochedale State High School, 249 Priestdale Rd. Info: 07 3397 4512.
The only course which has a bespoke Music First Study Unit for performance on the Highland Bagpipe at The National Piping Centre. Info: +44 (0) 141 353 0220 or www.thepipingcentre.co.uk
Meet the Royal Scottish Country Dance Society Windsor Branch at 7:30 p.m. in Mackenzie Hall, 3277 Sandwich Street West. Info: www.rscdswindsor.org
Scottish country dance event which emphasizes the best in live music, fine teaching, and "controlled abandon." Info: www.scottishweekend.org
A celebration of Scottish heritage at Loon Mountain Resort, 60 Loon Mountain Rd. Info: 1-800-358-7268 or www.nhscot.org.
Solo & pipe band competitions at Brisbane Boys’ College (entrance off Moggill Rd). Info: 0400 953 126 or [email protected]
The poems and songs of the great bard of Scotland, Robert Burns, are performed by members, visitors and guests followed by a light afternoon tea at Scottish Masonic Buildings 59 Grey Street, Onehunga. Info: [email protected].
Scottish pipe bands, Celtic band, Celtic stalls, caber toss, Celtic dancers & Choir and more at Tomaree Sports Complex, No. 1 Oval. Info: Ron Swan on 0418 495 336 or www.clansonthecoast.com.
Traditionally the final games of the year, many of the Scottish Games Association league results are decided at Invercharron, making it the most exciting of the season, at Balblair Farm. Info: www.invercharrongames.co.uk
Celebrating 40 years of Scotland at Kearney Park, presented by the Fresno Scottish Society. Info: www.fresnoscottishsociety.org
Pack a lunch and join us for some fun activities and camaraderie at Couchiching Beach Park, 140 Canice St. Info: www.gaelicsocietytoronto.com
Celebrating the best in music, food, culture and fun at Krull Park, 6108 Lake Rd. Info: 716 778 5730 or www.niagaraceltic.com
Info: www.shetlandwellington.org.nz.
Piping music session 2pm - 5pm, upstairs at the Exford Hotel, 199 Russell St. Info: [email protected].
Scotland's National Book Town's literary festival: 240+ events. Info: www.wigtownbookfestival.com
While the main feature will be seeing and hearing the amazing talent from the best of New Zealand young players there will be lots of other fun Scottish entertainment of singing and dancing, so be ready for a fun night at Hawera Memorial Theatre, 70 Albion St. Info: 06 278 8599 or www.hawerapipeband.nz
Ceilidh dances with live Scottish music that are entertaining, fun and suitable for all ages at Red Hill Community Sports Club. Info: 0409 760 993 or www.ceilidhclan.com.
At the Antiochian Village and will include presentations on Gaelic tradition, song and instrument workshops. Info: www.gaelicusa.org
Celebrate Celtic culture in historic Bethlehem at 532 Main St. Info: 610-868-9599 or www.celticfest.org
Scottish country dance event. Info: www.aucklandscd.org.nz
Scotland’s biggest stand-up comedian Kevin Bridges will make his way to Christchurch, Dunedin, Auckland and Wellington in support of his highly-anticipated NZ tour. Info: www.abpresents.com.au/current-events/show/kevin-bridges-2
James Hogg, the Ettrick Shepherd, alive and thriving in the 21st Century at the Victoria University of Wellington Law School, Old Government Buildings, Lambton Quay. Info: https://wellyscots.wordpress.com
Perthshire’s renowned sound and light show offers visitors a unique opportunity to experience the outdoors, at night and with spectacular imagery. Info: www.enchantedforest.org.uk
Military Music Spectacle at the Pikes Peak Center. Info: www.heroshow.org
St Davids in the Fields Church, 202 Hillsborough Rd. All are welcome to play, dance, or even call ceilidh dances and certainly just to watch. Info: [email protected]
This is part of a cross-Canada celebration of different cultures. Free event and dance easy lots of fun ceilidh dances. This is a great way to experience a taste of Scottish social dance at Eastminster United Church, 310 Danforth Ave. Info: www.dancescottish.ca
The Montréal Branch of the Royal Scottish Country Dance Society social at Church of St. Andrew and St. Paul 3415 Redpath. Info: www.scdmontrealorg.weebly.com
Featuring music by ARIA Award winning Chris Duncan & Catherine Strutt, it will be a night of energetic and popular dances. Info: 0435 154 433 or www.sotr.org.au/chaos.
This competition is held in conjunction with the Te Awamutu Performing Arts. Info: [email protected].
Celebrate Scotland at Dixon Fairgrounds, 655 South First St. Info: www.scotsindixon.org
The Northland Caledonian Pipe Band will be holding its annual concert at the Capitaine Bougainville Theatre at Forum North. With traditional and modern Celtic music from the Northland Caledonian Pipe Band and the Lothian Academy of Highland Dancers. Info: [email protected]
Piping event at Rochedale State High School, 249 Priestdale Rd. Info: 07 3397 4512.
A celebration and exploration of the traditional arts - fiddle, music, dance, language and song - set in the beautiful Yarra Valley. Info: www.stringmaniacamp.com
Piping event in Adelaide. Info: Jack Brennan [email protected].
Smallpipes session. Info: Malcolm McLaren 07 3820-2902 or [email protected].
Themed workshops, practice time and small group lessons to improve your playing through this shared learning experience at the National Piping Centre. Info: www.thepipingcentre.co.uk
Dressed in kilts of every color, golfers follow the skirl of a bagpiper around a course and play the game that many regard as one of Scotland's greatest inventions, presented by Chicago Scots at Seven Bridges Golf Club. Info: 708 426 7126 or www.chicagoscots.org/kiltedclassic2017
A weekend of learning with the SDTA - great instructors, fun classes, and events at the Pinnacle Harbourfront Hotel. Info: www.facebook.com/SDTA2017
Unleash Your Inner Scot! Explore the arts with dancing, music and needlework workshops. Learn new things with whisky tasting and cultural lectures. Hosted by St. Andrew-Caledonian Society of Calgary and the Royal Scottish Country Dance Society, Calgary Branch. Info: www.calgaryscots.org
Australia's foremost Scottish music duo, fiddler Chris Duncan and pianist Catherine Strutt performing the traditional fiddle music of Scotland, bringing to life the sensitive slow airs, the swing of the jig and the groove of the reel. As heard on ABC Classic FM at Wesley Music Centre, 20-22 National Circuit, Forrest. Info: http://www.trybooking.com/QXHY
Monthly on the first Friday at St Luke's Church, 130 Remuera Rd. All instruments welcome to read through favourite Scottish tunes and dance sets. Info: John Hawthorn: [email protected].
Scottish country dance classes, ceilidh and more at Christ Church Parish Hall, 61 Dundas St. Info: www.rscdsnovascotia.ca.
Join City of Auckland Pipe Band in Celebrating it's 75th Anniversary at Mt Eden War Memorial Hall, 487 Dominion Rd. Info: 0800 BUY TIX (289 849) or www.cityofaucklandpipeband.org.nz
Pipes & Pours whisky tasting fundraiser, benefiting Las Vegas Pipe Band , a registered local non-profit, and the annual Celtic Thanksgiving Concert. This event brings you the perfect traditional Scottish pairing of whisky and bagpipe music at 1794 Amarone Way. Info: www.lasvegaspipeband.org
The largest Celtic music festival in the Four Corners at Riverside Park, 500 South Light Plant Rd. Info: www.aztechighlandgames.com
A great event for the whole family-Celtic dancing, Celtic bands, bagpipes & drums, storytelling, artisans, historic ales & speciality beers, whiskey tasting & more at Furnace Town Living Heritage Village, 3816 Old Furnace Rd. Info: www.furnacetown.org
Presented as a community and family event to celebrate Celtic culture at Bartley Ranch Regional Park. Info: www.renoceltic.org
Scottish Country Dancing at Albert Hall with music by Chris Duncan and Catherine Strutt. Info: www.rscds-canberra.org.
A great free day of Scottish culture in the ACT, includes ACT Pipe Band Championships, Scottish dance and more at Kett Street Oval. Info: www.canberragathering.com.au.
Celebrate Scotland at the North Carolina Rural Heritage Center, 13040 X-Way Rd. Info: www.schgnc.org
Nine days of Celtic music, energy and excitement. Info: 888 355-7744 or www.celtic-colours.com.
Paddle your way from Glasgow to Edinburgh over two days and help raise funds for Kidney Cancer Scotland along the Union Canal. Info: www.kcuk.org.uk/scotland
This course is for dancers who have some Scottish Country dancing experience and wish to improve their technique and knowledge of the dance figures. It is an ideal follow-on for anybody who has attended our stage 1 course or anyone who feels a bit rusty and wants to brush up on their skills. The course ... Read more
Ugly Horse and Old Man Flanagan's Ghost are energetic and entertaining, and endearing to those familiar with Celtic music, live at The Tranzac Club, 292 Brunswick Ave. Info: 416-923-8137 or www.tranzac.org
7:30 PM - 11:00 PM at St Luke's Church, 130 Remuera Rd. Info: www.freewebs.com/aucklandscottishfiddleclub
A night of Scottish entertainment with pipe bands, Scottish dance and music. Presented by BBC Pipe Band at Brisbane Boys College. Info: [email protected]
The St. Andrew’s Society of Montreal annual Whisky Tasting Night at the Officers’ Mess at The Black Watch Armoury, 2067 Bleury St. Info: www.standrews.qc.ca
The National Genealogy Conference featuring all Canadian speakers, includes Scottish ancestry at the Lord Nelson Hotel. Info: www.cangensummit.ca
Show off your kilt and your brave heart and join us at the New Jersey Celtic Fest in County Middlesex at Raritan Bay Waterfront Park, John T. O’Leary Blvd. Info: 855-478-6888 or www.irunnewjersey.com
Grade's 1 to 4 , mini band and solos at Murphy's Law Irish Bar, 200 Great South Rd. Info: [email protected]
Gather the clans and join us for a fun night of traditional Scottish music and dancing at Christ Church Great Hall, 254 Sunset Blvd. Info: (905) 640-1461.
A fun community event, featuring live Scots and Irish music from the Gaidhealtachd Band and an appearance from the City of Auckland Pipe Band at the Holy Trinity Church Hall, Church St. Info: 09 445 3757.
Inaugural event with a full day of Scottish events and entertainment. Info: 08 9734 3360 or www.collieclangathering.org.
Presented by The Scottish Society of Indianapolis and The Scottish Foundation of Indianapolis at German Park, 8600 S Meridian St. Info: www.indyscotgamesandfest.com
The premier Scottish Event on the Central California Coast at Seaside Park, Ventura Co. Fairgrounds. Info: 818-886-4968 or www.seaside-games.com
Celebrate Celtic music with the Auckland Wind Orchestra at Saint Kentigern College, 130 Pakuranga Rd. Info: 0800 BUY TIX (289 849).
Burns at Canterbury St Stables Community Centre, 49-53 Canterbury Rd. Info: 03 8361 0308.
Piping music session 2pm - 5pm, upstairs at the Exford Hotel, 199 Russell St. Info: [email protected].
Presented by the Illawarra Pipe Band with pipe band contests, Scottish stalls and more at Dandaloo Sports Oval, Kanahooka Rd. Gates open at 8.30 AM and Massed Bands Closing ceremony at approx 3.00 PM. Info: Alison 0414 928 016 or www.illawarrapipeband.com
On the meadows of the Stone Mountain Park the sights and sounds of a Scottish Highland Games presented in a uniquely southern style. Info: 770 521-0228 or www.smhg.org.
Atlantic Canada's first and only new trad Celtic festival, celebrating new directions in music and dance. Think Celtic-with attitude. Info: www.rejiggedfestival.com
A celebration of live storytelling, oral traditions and cultural diversity, with Scottish and international storytellers and musicians. Info: www.tracscotland.org/festivals
Scottish country dance event offering workshops during the day and a dinner and dance in the evening. Info: www.saltspringscottishdancers.org/simply-scottish
Run from Glenfarclas to Glenfiddich, pick up stamps along the way and get single malt samples at the end. Love running and whisky? Time to cross the streams. Info: www.thedramathon.com
Presented by the Texas Celtic Athletic Association at South Lakes Park, 556 Hobson Ln. Info: www.txceltics.org
Celebrate Celtic culture through a day of hands-on experience at the Ceili of the Valley’s 2nd annual Samhain Celtic New Year Festival at Grant Community School, 725 Market St. NE. Info: www.celticfestival.info
Join the Chicago Fire Department Pipes and Drums in celebrating 10 years of service on October 21, 2017, 4pm-8pm at 115 Bourbon St. Info: 773-800-1742 or www.chicagofirepipers.com
The Clan Campbell Society (Qld) hosts an evening of braw entertainment and fellowship. Three course dinner, pipe band, Highland Dancers, ceilidh dancing to the music of Celtic Fusion, and much more at Riverside Receptions. Info: 0403 370 332 or [email protected]
Piping event at St. Andrew’s College Norman’s Rd. Info: www.pipersclub.co.nz.
The international smash hit features over 100 choral singers, dancers, pipe-band and drum corps, soloists, Highland dancers and electric Celtic fiddlers at Queensland Performing Arts Centre 2:00pm & 8:00pm. Info: www.scotlandthebrave.com.au or bookings: www.qpac.com.au/event/scotland_the_brave_17
Celebrate Celtic culture at Nathan Benderson Park. Info: www.celtoberfest.org
St. George's Presbyterian Church is hosting is annual Kirkin' O' the Tartans Service, 10:30 am at 1475 Dundas St. Everyone is welcome. Wear your tartan. Light Scottish fare will be served after the service in the lower all. Handicapped Accessible. Ample Parking. Info: Keith McKee 519-455-5760.
Dr. Andrew MacKillop from the University of Glasgow will speak on Scots in India ca. 1690-1820 at SFU Surrey Campus. Info: www.scottish.sfu.ca
The Annasach Ceilidh Band provide the live music at this ceilidh dance with a caller at Counting House,West Nicolson St. Info: www.annasach.co.uk
Morning lectures explain the linear process of whisky making - Malting, Mashing, Distillation, Maturation, Libation/Marketing/Nosing and Tasting. Afternoons offer Peat Cutting, Gaelic and English Distillery Tours, Whisky Tastings, Ceilidh Corner, Independent Bottlers, Independent Distillers and more at Bowmore Hall. Info: www.theatreofdrams.scot
Scots singer at Ashburton Trust Event Centre, 211a Wills St. Info: 03 307 2010 or www.ateventcentre.co.nz.
St Davids in the Fields Church, 202 Hillsborough Rd. All are welcome to play, dance, or even call ceilidh dances and certainly just to watch. Info: [email protected]
Legendary Scottish singer Isla Grant returns with exciting new songs, plus her extensive repertoire of much loved music. Info: www.grand-concerts.com
Annual ball with the Royal Scottish Country Dance Society Windsor Branch at 7:30 p.m. in Mackenzie Hall, 3277 Sandwich Street West. Info: www.rscdswindsor.org
Kicking off with a ceilidh, the event takes in competitions and championships during the day before finishing with the Senior Scottish Championship and performances by some of Scotland's top musicians at Salutation Hotel, South St. Info: www.perthaccordionfestival.co.uk
Enjoy a succession of wonderful bulbs, flowering shrubs, rhododendrons, azaleas, magnolias and primulas and a woodland garden with ponds above Loch Etive at Scottish baronial house by John Starforth of Glasgow. Info: www.scotlandsgardens.org
Featuring traditional Highland games, Scotch and Irish country dancing, bagpiping, heritage events, foods and much more at Zachary Youth Park, 1650 E Mount Pleasant Rd. Info: www.facebook.com/LAHighlandGamesCelticFest
Brigadoon is the story of two young American tourists lost in the Highlands of Scotland, who stumble upon a mysterious village called Brigadoon at Arts Centre Melbourne for 11 shows only. To book www.artscentremelbourne.com.au, www.ticketmaster.com.au or telephone 1300 182 183 or 1300 136 166.
Are you brave enough to visit Alloway on Halloween? Spooky Guided Tour of the Bard’s birthplace and Alloway’s Auld Haunted Kirk at Burns Cottage. Info: 01292 443700 or [email protected]
With a Hallowe'en flavour at Little Flower Catholic Church, 1805 Pierce St. Info: www.SASSF.org
Highland dancing competition at Riverside High School, West Tammar Rd. Info: 03 6391 2324.
Celtic Jewellery at the Victoria University of Wellington Law School, Old Government Buildings, Lambton Quay. Info: https://wellyscots.wordpress.com
The great tradition of Scottish and Irish music at Kern County Fairgrounds. Info: www.kernscot.org
A festival honoring the Argyll Colony, America's most significant Highlander settlement at Campbellton Landing. Info: www.caledonianfest.com
A weekend of Celtic fun at Richmond Raceway Complex, 600 E Laburnum Ave Info: 804-356-1093 or www.vacelticfestival.com
The Modesto St. Andrews Society will honor traditions of the past with its bi-annual "Kirkin' of the Tartan" at St. Paul's Episcopal Church 1528 Oakdale Rd. Info: www.standrewsmodesto.org
Join the American-Scottish Foundation in association with Burns Society NY at Cafe Tallulah, 70th Street & Columbus Ave. Celebrate the "Halloween" of Robert Burns with verse and music. A haunting fun evening for all. Info: www.americanscottishfoundation.org
A wee folk festival for a wee village. The weekend's programme includes evening concerts, workshops and an open stage competition. The main events are joined by continual sessions for uninterrupted foot-tapping. Info: www.denholmfolkfest.co.uk
Takes you back 150 years to the birth of Canada to tell the story of the Father of Confederation-a proud Scotsman, MacDonald served as Canada’s first (and third) Prime Minister at the Centrepointe Theatre. Info: 613-580-2700 or www.centrepointetheatre.ca
If you have Scottish, Irish, Cornish, Welsh, Breton, Manx or any other Celtic nation’s blood, you may be interested to attend the Celtic Council of Australia’s annual awards dinner. A tasty 3 course buffet dinner will be served in good company at an iconic location. Guest speaker will be MS Claire Dunne, OAM, Irish Language ... Read more
Monthly on the first Friday at St Luke's Church, 130 Remuera Rd. All instruments welcome to read through favourite Scottish tunes and dance sets. Info: John Hawthorn: [email protected].
A conference of resources and information to assist in the production of Highland Games throughout the United States. Info: www.asgf.org/conference
Featuring pipe band performances, auction, Scottish country dancing & music. Presented by the Seattle Scottish Highland Games Association at Seattle Latvian Center 11710 3rd Ave NE. Info: www.sshga.or
Multi-stage and programming of all things Celtic out at the beautiful Pioneer Farms in North Austin. Info: www.austincelticfestival.com
Presented by The Cowichan Valley Highland Dance Association. Info: www.cvhda.com
Bilingual, interactive fun with big beasties from traditional Gaelic storytelling lore at the Scottish Storytelling Centre. Info: www.tracscotland.org/scottish-storytelling-centre
Solo piping competition at Limestone Theatre. Info: 0414 776 361.
Scottish music, food and fun at Tripoli Shrine Center, 3000 W. Wisconsin Ave. Info: www.highlandertartanball.com
Presented by St. Andrew Society of Colorado at Denver Marriott Tech Center, 4900 S. Syracuse St. Info: www.coloradoscots.com
Piping event at Rochedale State High School, 249 Priestdale Rd. Info: 07 3397 4512.
The Robert Burns Club of Melbourne invites you to a poetry afternoon of Burns poems with a theme of the supernatural. 1:00pm Canterbury Stables Community Centre, Canterbury St. Flemington. Info: Noel Wright (03) 9306 7495or [email protected]
Welcome all to be celebrated at St Andrew’s Anglican Church Cnr Church Terrace & Fuller Street, with The Scottish Associations of South Australia & Clan McLeod Society of SA. Info: John [email protected]
Inaugural Highland gathering at The Entertainment Grounds, Racecourse Rd and will feature the NSW Pipe Band State Championships and the Central Coast Scottish National Dancing Titles. Pipe bands, drum majors, Scottish stalls & food. A great day out for the whole family. Info: www.scottishspectacular.com
At Havana Presbyterian Church, 213 1st St NE, Info: www.saintandrewtallahassee.org
Piping event in Adelaide. Info: Jack Brennan [email protected].
Join in at the Scottish Cultural Centre, 8886 Hudson St. Info: www.vancouvergaelic.com
Smallpipes session. Info: Malcolm McLaren 07 3820-2902 or [email protected].
A sound and light spectacular lighting up Northern Scotland skies for 12 nights at Grant Park, Victoria Rd. Info: www.coloursofcluny.com
At the Old Beechworth Gaol with Celtic bands, dancers and market stalls and this year the festival will also host the inaugural 'Old Gaol Tattoo' at 7pm on Saturday night. Info: www.beechworthcelticfestival.com.au
Join Almonte Celtfest for a casual evening of Celtic and folk music in celebration of the harvest season at Almonte Old Town Hall 14 Bridge. Info: www.eventbrite.ca, www.almonteceltfest.com
7:30 PM - 11:00 PM at St Luke's Church, 130 Remuera Rd. Info: www.freewebs.com/aucklandscottishfiddleclub
Glasgow's festival of the national tipple is especially interested in distillers and bottlers from in and around Glasgow itself, but they welcome all, big or small at Hampden Park, Letherby Dr. Info: www.glasgowswhiskyfestival.com
One of the Southern Hemispheres biggest Scottish festivals with tons of Scottish family events and entertainment at Hororata Domain. Info: Cindy Driscoll 021 366 606 or www.hororatahighlandgames.org.nz.
St. Andrew's Society of Toronto church parade at the historic St. Andrew’s Church. Info: www.standrews-society.ca
The coastal town gets frosty with a series of activities. Info: www.obanwinterfestival.com
Edinburgh's Christmas is a spectacular, six-week season of festive entertainment in the heart of the city centre. Info: www.edinburghschristmas.com
Weekend includes a Friday night reception, the US Junior Solo Bagpiping and Solo Snare Drumming Championships on Saturday, and a Saturday night concert featuring Alasdair Fraser, long regarded as Scotland's premier fiddle ambassador, and brilliant Californian cellist Natalie Haas. Info: www.balmoralclassic.org
With presenter profiles, workshop synopsis at Glen Innes Services Club. Info: 02 6732 1355.
Scottish country dance weekend & workshops at Asilomar Conference Grounds, 800 Asilomar Ave. Info: Patti Cobb, Asilomar Weekend Chair (510)858-7588 or www.Asilomar.rscds-sf.org.
From the traditional to the contemporary, Eddi Reader brings life to all forms of song at Howden Park Centre. Info: [email protected]
Scottish traditional music on Scots fiddle and cello at the Balmoral Classic. Pittsburgh’s Balmoral School of Piping and Drumming presents Alasdair Fraser and Natalie at McGonigle Theatre, Central Catholic High School, 4720 Fifth Ave. Info: 412 323- 2707 or www.bagpiping.org
An afternoon of Celtic excellence featuring the pipes, drums, song and dance in a showcase of local Celtic talent. With something for everyone, Scotland Tonight is a wonderful way to enjoy the Celtic arts in a grand variety show at Shenkman Arts Centre, 245 Centrum Blvd. Info: www.shenkmanarts.ca
Who do you think you are-West Lothian style! Have you ever thought about researching your family tree, but don't know where to start? Come to Broxburn Library to start your search. Info: www.westlothian.gov.uk
Scottish music, dance and food with the St. Andrew-Caledonian Society of Calgary at Rosemont Hall. Info: 403-968-786 or www.standrewcaledonian.ca
The poems and songs of the great bard of Scotland, Robert Burns, are performed by members, visitors and guests followed by a light afternoon tea at Scottish Masonic Buildings 59 Grey Street, Onehunga. Info: [email protected].
A kaleidoscope of activities are on display - Highland and Country dancing, singing and music, the skirl of the pipes in the Pipe Band and Solo Piping competitions. Free family event at Ellerslie Event Centre, 80 Ascot Ave. Info: www.aucklandhighlandgames.wordpress.com or [email protected].
Experience Scottish hospitality and revel in Scotland’s rich history and traditions, co-hosted by the St. Andrew’s Society of Toronto and the 48th Highlanders of Canada at Fairmont Royal York Hotel, 100 Front Street West. Info: [email protected] or www.standrews-society.ca.
Join the British Columbia Pipers' Association at the Coast Hotel, Denman Street for a formal, four course dinner, music by the Vancouver Fiddle Orchestra, entertainment by Shot of Scotch and dancing all night long. Info: www.bcpipers.org
Traditional and contemporary Celtic music and both local and national craft beer at Highlander Park. Info: www.dunedincelticmusicfestival.com
Celebrate Rabbie Burns with live music and food at Ipswich Thistle Pipe Hall, Limestone Park. Info: 0414 776 361 or www.ipswichthistle.com
Piping music session 2pm - 5pm, upstairs at the Exford Hotel, 199 Russell St. Info: [email protected].
The UK's longest continuous running mountain film festival at Bonar Hall, The University of Dundee, Park Place. Info: www.dundeemountainfilm.org.uk
Take some time to develop your Gaelic skills Spend the weekend at The Gaelic College while learning the Gaelic language in an exciting, useful, and enthralling way. Info: 902 295 3411 or www.gaeliccollege.edu
Join the St. Andrew's Society of Winnipeg and celebrate Scotland's patron saint at Fort Garry Hotel. Info: www.standrews-wpg.ca
Celebrate Scotland at Embro Zorra Community Centre, 355644 35th Line. Info: Jim Walton 519-475-4451 or [email protected]
St Davids in the Fields Church, 202 Hillsborough Rd. All are welcome to play, dance, or even call ceilidh dances and certainly just to watch. Info: [email protected]
Ceilidh dances with live Scottish music that are entertaining, fun and suitable for all ages at Red Hill Community Sports Club. Info: 0409 760 993 or www.ceilidhclan.com.
The Royal Scottish Country Dance Society Toronto celebrates their Diamond Anniversary year with a gala dance at the Sala Caboto Ball room. Info: www.dancescottish.ca
Spend a beautiful fall day with us on a working farm, where Celts and Celts-at-heart will gather to enjoy live bagpipe music, Scottish food, gift vendors, kids games and crafts, historic costumes, silent auctions, Outlander fan meet-up, and more at Jacob's Reward Farm 4308 Church Lane. Info: www.facebook.com/metroplex.united
Las Vegas Pipe Band's annual Celtic Thanksgiving concert showcases the best of Southern Nevada's diverse Celtic performing arts community on one stage: Scottish & Irish dancers, Celtic singers, bagpiping & Scottish drumming at Clark County Library 1401 East Flamingo Rd. Info: www.lasvegaspipeband.org
Scottish music and dance presented by the Toowoomba Caledonian Society & Pipe Band at Drayton Hall. Info: 0419 791 171 or www.tcpb.com.au
Music, dancing and supper. Ceilidh music (Heel Toe Band). All ages welcome, very family friendly. Non-Scots welcome. 7.30pm, Saturday 25th November. Bob Daniels Community centre, 895 Beaufort Street, Inglewood, Perth. $20 entry, $15 members, children free. Info: Info: [email protected]
The Blenheim & Districts Highland Pipe Band will be celebrating St Andrews Day with Pipes and Drums, Highland Dancing, Scottish Country Dancing and haggis ceremony at Seymour Square, 92 High St. Info: Phone: 578 9356 or [email protected]
Piping contest at Brisbane Boys College, Bands Rooms, Moggill Rd. Info: 07 3397 4512.
Celebrate Scotland's patron saint with the Scottish-American Foundation with Scottish food, drink and cheer at Maggie Place, 21 East 47th St. Info: 212 605 0338 or www.americanscottishfoundation.org
Irvine’s historic waterfront will light up with fireworks as the country’s newest art and light spectacular comes to life. Info: www.illuminationfestival.co.uk
Celebrate St. Andrews Day and the Home of the Flag and celebrate Scotland's fascinating heritage, wonderful culture, delicious food & drink traditions, best of Scottish music, arts, innovation and entertainment. Info: www.visiteastlothian.org/the-saltire
St. Andrew, one of Jesus’ 12 disciples, is the Patron Saint of Scotland. The service will include a blessing of Scottish tartans, a bagpiper, and the Scottish music. It will be followed by a reception with Scottish foods and beverages, and the Scottish Fiddling Society will perform. The church is located at 402 E. Monroe ... Read more
Wishing all our readers and friends a happy St Andrew's Day! Celebrate St Andrew’s Day, Scotland’s national day.
Wishing all our readers and friends a happy St Andrew's Day! Celebrate St Andrew’s Day, Scotland’s national day.
Wishing all our readers and friends a happy St Andrew's Day! Celebrate St Andrew’s Day, Scotland’s national day.
Wishing all our readers and friends a happy St Andrew's Day! Celebrate St Andrew’s Day, Scotland’s national day.
Wishing all our readers and friends a happy St Andrew's Day! Celebrate St Andrew’s Day, Scotland’s national day.
A mix of family fun including pantos, music, street market, carols, fairs and Christmas activities. Info: www.kleo.org.uk
World-Class violinist and Scottish fiddler, Brandon Vance, is an innovative performer-composer, creating new music in a traditional style, while honoring the classics of the Scottish fiddling tradition at SOMA Towers 288 106th Avenue Northeast. Info: www.resonance.events
Celebrate Scotland's patron Saint at Tallahassee Women’s Club featuring the Seven Nations Band. Info: www.saintandrewtallahassee.org
The Scottish Borders is overflowing with history and beauty. This is a winter festival with events taking place in Galashiels, Kelso, Jedburgh, Selkirk and Hawick. Info: www.facebook.com/ScottishBordersWinterFestival
Potluck dinner served at Northwest Family Recreation Center, 1730 Shatto Ave. Info: www.scottishamericansociety.org
Thousands will join us for a full line up of festivities that will celebrate the rich Scottish heritage of Old Town Alexandria. Info: www.campagnacenter.org/scottishwalkweekend
Monthly on the first Friday at St Luke's Church, 130 Remuera Rd. All instruments welcome to read through favourite Scottish tunes and dance sets. Info: John Hawthorn: [email protected].
Evening of dining, dancing and pageantry celebrating one hundred and eighty-one years of Scottish heritage in Montreal at The Marriott Château Champlain Hotel, 1 Place du Canada. Info: www.standrewsball.com
An event of over 20+ pipers and drummers representing Clans of Scotland present the best in piping and celebrate Scotland's patron saint at Fox and Hounds, 7 Elevation Dr. Info: 07 5665 7582 or www.foxandhounds.net.au
Presented by Saint Andrew Society of Western Australia at the Grand River Ballroom, at the Pan Pacific Perth, 207 Adelaide Tce. Info: www.saintandrew.org.au
Celebrate Christmas and the band at the Parish Center at St. Agnes Cathedral, 26 Quealy Pl. Info: www.nymetropipeband.com
Highland dance competitions and events presented by the Windsor & District Highland Dancers' Assoc. at Tecumseh Vista Academy 11665 Shields St. Info: www.wdhda.ca
Join the Scottish Society of Ottawa (SSO) at Milestones, Lansdowne Park. The SSO has hand selected some very special whiskies for the next tutored whisky tasting. You’ll want to savour the flavours and learn about these special single malts. Info: 613-695-1669 or [email protected].
Come and march with Clan Forbes members and friends. If you haven't marched before, it's a lot of fun. Info: [email protected]
Gather your clan and come to Daylesford on the 1st Saturday in December for a ‘wee’ bit of Scottish culture with a full day of piping, drumming & dancing at Victoria Park. Info: www.daylesfordhighland.com
Highland dance event at the Esquimalt Recreation Centre, 547 Fraser St. Info: www.victoriahighlandgames.com
With pipes and drums and a traditional Scottish luncheon at Tenterfield Presbyterian Church, 117 Logan St at 10am. Info: 02 6736 5849.
Presented by the Shetland Society of Wellington. Info: www.shetlandwellington.org.nz.
Piping event at Rochedale State High School, 249 Priestdale Rd. Info: 07 3397 4512.
Christmas songs played by over 6 different instruments throughout lunch in a Celtic form at Fox and Hounds, 7 Elevation Dr. Info: 07 5665 7582 or www.foxandhounds.net.au
At Soldiers Club, Beach Rd. Info: Kathryn Johnson [email protected]
Piping event in Adelaide. Info: Jack Brennan [email protected].
Expect blazing bagpipes, accordion and fiddle mixed with standard rock instruments as the 'boy band of Scottish traditional music' play live at Darvel Town Hall. Info: www.skerryvore.com
7:30 PM - 11:00 PM at St Luke's Church, 130 Remuera Rd. Info: www.freewebs.com/aucklandscottishfiddleclub
Dinner will include turkey with all the trimming along with a glass of wine, beer or spirits. Info: [email protected]
Upwards of 20 highland pipe bands and scores of contestant solo bagpipers, solo drummers and highland dancers will converge on The Square. Info: Brent Le Quesne: 027 289 8711 or [email protected].
Run the fun, festive 5K! The Santa Dash is a Christmas spectacle you won't want to miss as the city centre transforms in to a sea of Santa suits, all running for charity. Ready, set, go ho ho! Info: www.glasgowloveschristmas.com
Scottish dinner with a superb accompaniment of single malt scotch at The Haven, 2 Perkins St. Info: www.thehavenjp.com
Smallpipes session. Info: Malcolm McLaren 07 3820-2902 or [email protected].
A must-see performance this holiday season, Riverside Theatres will present 'A Joyful Celtic Christmas' performed by the Sydney Welsh Choir and City of Holroyd Brass. Info: Box Office 02 8839 3399 or https://riversideparramatta.com.au/show/a-joyful-celtic-christmas
Fiddlers, dancers, harpists, singers, Highland pipers, and bards from the Irish, Scottish, Welsh and Appalachian traditions have enchanted Atlanta audiences of all ages at Rialto Center for the Arts at Georgia State University, 80 Forsyth Street Northwest. Info: (404) 413-9TIX (9849) or www.rialtocenter.org
NYC's favorite Celtic Christmas event at 2 pm, Madison Avenue Presbyterian Church, 921 Madison Ave. Info: www.facebook.com/ThePipesofChristmas
There will be food, games, presents and Santa Claus from 1 to 4 pm at Black Watch Armoury, 2067 Rue de Bleury. Info: www.standrews.qc.ca
NYC's favorite Celtic Christmas event at 2 & 7pm, Central Presbyterian Church, 70 Maple St. Info: www.facebook.com/ThePipesofChristmas
Piping music session 2pm - 5pm, upstairs at the Exford Hotel, 199 Russell St. Info: [email protected].
Bagpipes with attitude, drums with a Scottish accent at Hawick Town Hall, High St. Info: www.rhcp.scot
Wishing all our readers and friends a very Happy Christmas and festive season!
Wishing all our readers and friends a very Happy Christmas and festive season!
Wishing all our readers and friends a very Happy Christmas and festive season!
Wishing all our readers and friends a very Happy Christmas and festive season!
The New Zealand Scottish Country Dance Society became a Branch of the Royal Scottish Country Dance Society on 1 January 1968. We will be marking the 50th anniversary at this Summer School with classes & social events. Info: Elaine Laidlaw 06-377 0322 or [email protected]
Celebrate the end of 2017 at the Festive Family Ceilidh with Clamjamfrie; a traditional evening of Scottish music and ceilidh dancing for everyone to enjoy at Paisley Town Hall. Info: www.whatsonrenfrewshire.co.uk
Scottish country dance classes and events. Info: Elaine Laidlaw: +64-6-377 0322 or [email protected].
St Davids in the Fields Church, 202 Hillsborough Rd. All are welcome to play, dance, or even call ceilidh dances and certainly just to watch. Info: [email protected]
Edinburgh's Hogmanay is one of the world's greatest New Year celebrations. Three days of spectacular events, as Scotland shows the world how to celebrate. Info: www.edinburghshogmanay.com
An entertaining and thought-provoking family holiday experience, the show weaves a tapestry of music, dance, poetry, and stories which hearken back to the ancient Celtic celebrations associated with the Winter Solstice and Christmas at Tryon Fine Arts Center, 34 Melrose Ave. Info: 828-859-8322 or www.tryonarts.org
Celebrate the closing of the year with a steam ride, including a traditional Scottish black bun and tea or coffee on the Bo'ness & Kinneil Railway. Info: www.bkrailway.co.uk
At the Aberdeen Pavilion with the Scottish Society of Ottawa-a unique New Year’s celebration with a Scottish flavour, celebrating the Scots love of music, dance, history, sport and literature. Info: www.thescottishsocietyofottawa.com
A family-friendly Hogmanay party with live music, a piper and traditional snacks at The Brunton. Info: www.thebrunton.co.uk
The Scottish Banner wishes all our readers and friends a very Happy Hogmanay and best wishes for a happy and healthy 2018!
The Scottish Banner wishes all our readers and friends a very Happy Hogmanay and best wishes for a happy and healthy 2018!
The Scottish Banner wishes all our readers and friends a very Happy Hogmanay and best wishes for a happy and healthy 2018!
The Scottish Banner wishes all our readers and friends a very Happy Hogmanay and best wishes for a happy and healthy 2018!
The Scottish Banner wishes all our readers and friends a very Happy Hogmanay and best wishes for a happy and healthy 2018!
Music, dancing and supper. Ceilidh music (Heel Toe Band). All ages welcome, very family friendly. Non-Scots welcome. 7.30pm at Bob Daniels Community Centre, 895 Beaufort St. $20 entry, $15 members, children free. Info: [email protected]
Bring in the New Year in style as Stirling hosts its biggest ever midnight fireworks display, which will once again focus around the iconic Stirling Castle. Info: www.stirlingwinterfestival.com
Scotland is world famous for its Hogmanay celebrations, so where better in Glasgow to be than in the company of family and friends, bringing in the New Year at The National Piping Centre. Info: +44 (0) 141 353 0220 or www.thepipingcentre.co.uk
Modeled after Scotland’s Hogmanay Festival, the walk is a day when townspeople honor their community and merchants, wishing good luck and prosperity in the coming year. Join the procession of families, friends and visitors led by bagpipe-and-drums. Info: 757-650-3052 or www.portsvaevents.com
Dive into 2018 with a dip off South Queensferry. Gather for the parade and watch as the swimmers freeze their proverbials off under the iconic Forth Rail Bridge. Info: www.edinburghshogmanay.com
Held annually at the Waipu Highland Games, is one of New Zealand’s largest solo pipe band drumming contests. The contest features side, tenor, and bass drumming events in all grades, and attracts competitors from across the country. To enter head to http://www.waipugames.co.nz/drums.html or contact event organiser Ryan Marsich on [email protected]
Piping event in Adelaide. Info: Jack Brennan [email protected].
One of New Zealand's top Scottish events with pipe bands, dancers and more. Presented by the Waipu Caledonian Society at Caledonian Park. Info: +64 21 961 238 or www.waipuhighlandgames.co.nz
Australia’s oldest continuous running sporting event. With pipe bands, Scottish dancers, athletics and more. Info: 03 5461 1480 or www.highlandsociety.com.au
Smallpipes session. Info: Malcolm McLaren 07 3820-2902 or [email protected].
Monthly on the first Friday at St Luke's Church, 130 Remuera Rd. All instruments welcome to read through favourite Scottish tunes and dance sets. Info: John Hawthorn: [email protected].
Show your Clan pride at Marathon Community Park, MM49 US Hwy 1 Ocean Side. Info: www.floridakeyscelticfestival.com
The pipes and drums event; consisting of master classes, concerts, and competitions. Info: www.mhaf.org
7:30 PM - 11:00 PM at St Luke's Church, 130 Remuera Rd. Info: www.freewebs.com/aucklandscottishfiddleclub
Visit locations from Diana Gabaldon's Outlander novels as visited by characters Claire and Jamie. Hear stories of the Jacobites, the Stuarts, witchcraft, clans and how the fictional story intermingles with history. Info: www.mercattours.com
Hosted by Kilwinning Lodge 203, a celebration of the Baird himself at Oak Point Event Center, 4366 Auburn Blvd. Info: www.facebook.com/Kilwinning203
Get your kilts and skates on at Natrel Skating Rink, Vieux Port, 333 Rue de la Commune O. Info: 514-570-0491 or www.kiltskate.com
The West Auckland Research Centre invites you to join us in celebrating the 259th anniversary of the birth of Scottish poet Robert (Rabbie) Burns, who was born on the 25 January 1759. Enjoy a reading of Robert Burns’ poetry and learn about the Scottish settlement of Auckland’s north west from Carolyn Skelton. Listen to some ... Read more
Experience traditional highland athletics, dance, art, music, culture, food and a Gaelic spirit at Central Winds Park, 1000 Central Winds Dr. Info: www.flascot.com
Celtic Connections is a winter music festival in Glasgow, featuring artists from around the globe alongside the best Scottish talent at venues across the city. Info: www.celticconnections.com
The world's biggest Burns Night celebration. Stars from across the country congregate as Dumfries celebrates the birth of the Baird with a vast selection of dance, theatre, visual arts, live art and comedy, turning Burns' Night into a festival of contemporary arts. Info: www.bigburnssupper.com
Dance Director of the Royal Edinburgh Military Tattoo Aileen Robertson choreographs Hop Scotch Polka. Showcasing dancers aged 3+ who aspire to perform in the Tattoo Dance Company at Edinburgh Castle’s Royal Edinburgh Military Tattoo at Gaiety Theatre. Info: www.thegaiety.co.uk
Celebrate the Bard at Telus Convention Centre. Info: www.calgaryburnsclub.com
Banish the mid-winter blahs with some “richt guid” cheer at the University Club of Toronto. Info: www.standrews-society.ca
Honor and celebrate Scotland's national bard, Robert Burns, in words and music at The University Club, One West 54th St. Info: 212 605 0338 or www.americanscottishfoundation.com
Dinner with outstanding bill of fare, auction and ceilidh dancing at Confederation Park 55+ Activity Centre, 2212-13th Street NW. Info: Janyn Bertram: 403 585 3842.
Annual Robert Burns dinner at St. Wenceslaus Church. Info: www.haggis-iowa.com
Celebrate Scotland and athletics at Victoria Park, Queen St.. Info: 03 689 7514 or [email protected]
An evening to celebrate Robert Burns at the University Club. Info: 514-842-2030 or www.standrews.qc.ca
With the Grand Master of the Ancient, Free, and Accepted Masons of the Grand Lodge of British Columbia and Yukon at Slovenian Hall 5762 Sprott St. Info: 604 298 6922.
Celebrate the Bard with food, music and friends at Gaythorne RSL, Samford Rd. Info 07 3369 2232.
Come along and experience a true Scottish Burns Night at The Paddington Parnell, 117 St. Georges Bay Rd. Info: [email protected]
Join the Sons of Scotland, Camp Balmoral #177 for the 119th Annual Robert Burns Dinner and evening of Scottish entertainment (aka Ceilidh) at St. Martin's Parish Hall, 4720 Castle Rd. Info: [email protected]
Presented by the College of Piping and Celtic Performing Arts of Canada at Credit Union Place, featuring a Scottish Ceilidh, food and music. Info: 902-436-5377 or www.collegeofpiping.com
Get your kilts and skates on at Lansdowne Park Skating Court. Info: www.kiltskate.com
Glasgow born Alan Reid has been taking Scottish folk music all over the world since 1975, including with the Battlefield Band at 50 Dundas St. Info: 0800 BUY TIX (289 849).
Celebrate the Bard with the the St. Andrew's Society of Southern Nevada at Sunset Gardens, 3931 E Sunset Rd. Info: www.sassn.com
St. Andrew's Society of Ottawa, Traditional Burns Supper, run in conjunction with The Burns Club of Ottawa, is to be held at the Britannia Yacht Club, 2777 Cassels St. Info: Hugh Reekie 613-728-5343 or www.3.bell.net/max-com/Andrew.Ottawa.html
Music, history, ancestry, language, food, crafts and more celebrating Celtic nations at Herron Park. Info: www.flatheadcelticfestival.com
Presented by St. Andrew Society of Colorado at Denver Marriott Tech Center, 4900 S. Syracuse St. Info: www.coloradoscots.com
The only Scottish trade gift show at the SECC. Info: 01877 385772 or www.scotlandstradefairs.co.uk
4th annual Robbie Burns dinner and show. Info: www.airdriescots.ca
Dancers from around the region will meet for a picnic and social dancing on the Round Lawn. Come and 'have a go' with us and enjoy the music. Suitable for children to seniors. No experience or special clothing required at Hamilton Gardens, Cobham Dr. Info: [email protected]
Celebrate Burns Night in style with an evening of top comedy at The Stand. Info: www.thestand.co.uk
Annasach Ceilidh Band invites you to our informal celebration of The Bard's birthday at the Counting House. Info: www.annasach.co.uk
A night to celebrate the life and works of Robert Burns. The tradition of the Burns Night Supper was first held in 1801 by the poet's friends, five years after his death. Today events take place around the world with Scottish music, poetry, food, drink and dance.
A night to celebrate the life and works of Robert Burns. The tradition of the Burns Night Supper was first held in 1801 by the poet's friends, five years after his death. Today events take place around the world with Scottish music, poetry, food, drink and dance.
A night to celebrate the life and works of Robert Burns. The tradition of the Burns Night Supper was first held in 1801 by the poet's friends, five years after his death. Today events take place around the world with Scottish music, poetry, food, drink and dance.
A night to celebrate the life and works of Robert Burns. The tradition of the Burns Night Supper was first held in 1801 by the poet's friends, five years after his death. Today events take place around the world with Scottish music, poetry, food, drink and dance.
A night to celebrate the life and works of Robert Burns. The tradition of the Burns Night Supper was first held in 1801 by the poet's friends, five years after his death. Today events take place around the world with Scottish music, poetry, food, drink and dance.
Join the St. Andrew's Society of Toronto and 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: www.standrews-society.ca
Greeted by a lone piper to celebrate the great poet Robbie Burns at the Burns Supper at Fox & Hounds Country Inn, 7 Elevation Dr. Info: 07 5665 7582 or www.foxandhounds.net.au
Celebrate Burns with music, food and more at the Hobart Function and Convention Centre. Info: [email protected] or 0418 107 175.
Join Toitū and the Dunedin Burns Club to hear more about the man and his times at 31 Queens Garden. Info: 03 477 5052 or [email protected]
Sydney's only Burns Supper with singer Mary Kinani. Introducing Band-A-Oke... Karaoke but with a live band! Songs from Wet Wet Wet, Deacon Blue, Travis, The Proclaimers and many more at Potts Point Hotel, 33-35 Darlinghurst Rd. Info: 0427 330 090 or [email protected]
January 25 is a 'nicht' in the Scottish calendar when poet Rabbie Burns works and life are celebrated with all the expected shenanigans but what happens when a group of Melbourne-based-Scottish born musicians with a love for roots music- get together for a night to celebrate their own roots and the music they have come ... Read more
Celebrate the bard with the Saint Andrew Society of Western Australia. Info: www.saintandrew.org.au
Celebrate the Bard’s birthday in style at an informal nod to a Burns Supper. The Borland Ceilidh Band and a variety of talented local musicians will perform while you enjoy traditional Burns Supper fare at the Robert Burns Birthplace Museum. Info: www.burnsmuseum.org.uk
The Flaming Heather ceilidh band and caller Ken Gourlay set off Burns Night right, with a few folk dancers and a piper in tow at Lauriston Hall. Info: www.edinburghceilidhs.net
Wishing all our readers a wonderful Australia Day!
Haggis, neeps & tatties, pipers, Highland dancers and more at the Syb Party Center, 4157 Hudson Dr. Info: Margaret Frost 330 903-4573 or www.scottishamericansociety.org
St Davids in the Fields Church, 202 Hillsborough Rd. All are welcome to play, dance, or even call ceilidh dances and certainly just to watch. Info: [email protected]
A celebration of the life and poetry of the poet Robert Burns, under the musical direction and the demistification of whisky by Gaëtan Pilon, this evening invites you to rediscover the different tastes of Scotch whisky at Centre Culturel Le Chenail. Info: www.lechenail1975.ca
Celtic music and more at Centennial Park. Info: 941-625-8544 or www.celticheritageproductions.com/caloosahatchee.htm
12th annual traditional Burns Night Supper honoring the Scottish poet Robert Burns at Roundhouse, 2 East Main St. Info: www.hhpb.org
Celebrate with the Saint Andrew's Society of Modesto at The Fruit Yard Restaurant, 7948 Yosemite Blvd. Info: www.standrewsmodesto.org
Celebrate Scotland's national bard and learn about the Stirling Lines with a dram of whiskey and a bite of haggis at Stirling Castle. Info: +44 (0)131 668 8885 or [email protected]
Celebrate the bard at Orangebrook Country Club, 400 Entrada Dr. Info: www.SASSF.org
Celebrate Scotland with pipe bands, Clans, heavy events at New Zealand's longest running Highland Games at Turakina Domain, Cameron Rd. Info: Secretary Heather Calkin 027 6656 238 or www.turakinahighlandgames.co.nz
A night of music, food, drinks, friends and poetry at Bruno's Banquet room, Upstairs at Brunos BBQ, Kings Village Shopping Center. Info: www.lochlomondceltic.org
The Scottish Society of Charleston presents its annual Burns Supper, a celebration of the life and works of Scotland's Poet Laureate, Robert Burns. Info: www.charlestonscots.org
The sound of the pipes, the beating of drums, Irish dancing (Sarasota Highland Feis) and athletic events at Sarasota Fairgrounds 3000 Ringling Blvd. Info: www.sarasotahighlandgames.com
Robert Burns dinner with live entertainment by Madman’s Window, The Lindsay Rose Highland Dance Company and the Cobourg Legion Pipes and Drums at LiUNA Local 183 Hall, 560 Dodge St. Info: 905-372-7158 or www.cobourghighlandgames.ca/burns
Presented by the Saint Andrew's Society Los Angeles at Sportsmen's Lodge Event Centre, 12833 Ventura Blvd. Info: (818) 755-5000 or www.saintandrewsla.org
Celebrate one of Scotland's most famous individuals, Robert Burns with Scottish music, food and fun at the Holiday Inn, 6700 Trans-Canada Hwy. Info: Devin Shanks 514 217 4781 or www.shanksevents.ca
Burns Dinner fundraiser in celebration of Scotland's most beloved poet with live entertainment, highland dancing, great "craic", and of course, bagpipes and drums at Royal Canadian Legion Chapelhow Branch 284, 606 38 Ave Northeast. Info: www.rmpb.ca
Celebrate the 259th anniversary of the birth of Scottish poet, Robert Burns. There'll be pipes & drums, Highland dancing, a buffet dinner, the haggis ceremony, poetry, and Scottish country dancing at North Mackay Bowls Club, 74-76 Malcomson St. Info: www.mackaypipeband.com.au
Get your kilts and skates on at Nathan Phillips Square 100 Queen St W. Info: 416-482-1250 or www.kiltskate.com
Get your kilts and skates on at Cameco Meewasin Skating Rink at PotashCorp Plaza, 945 Spadina Crescent. Info: www.kiltskate.com
Scots around the globe gather each year to celebrate the birthday of Robert Burns, Scotland’s national poet. The Celtic Arts Foundation marks this festive evening with a dinner honoring the great bard at Littlefield Celtic Center. Info: 360-416-4934 or www.celticarts.org
Please join us for our Robert Burns Dinner including Roast Beef Dinner with Haggis, salad, roasted root vegetables with Trifle and shortbread cookies for dessert, served buffet style by the Dutch Oven, with live entertainment by Madman’s Window, The Lindsay Rose Highland Dance Company, the Fiddleheads, and the Cobourg Legion Pipes and Drums. A large ... Read more
Family friendly ceilidh. All ages welcome. Music by the Heel Toe ceilidh band, dancing and supper. BYO drinks. Entry: $20 non-members, $15 members, children free. Come and enjoy a really fun night out at Bob Daniels Comminity Centre, 895 Beaufort Street, Inglewood, Perth. Info: Carolyn 0406 665 119 or www.facebook.com/caledoniansocietyofwainc
AWEsome is a Scottish Country Dance Weekend for younger dancers aged from 18 to 40 years. Info: [email protected]
Monthly on the first Friday at St Luke's Church, 130 Remuera Rd. All instruments welcome to read through favourite Scottish tunes and dance sets. Info: John Hawthorn: [email protected].
Celebrate the bard with music and food, co-sponsored with the Daughters of Scotia at American Legion Post 35. Info: www.arizonascots.com
Pipe band performances, food, Address to the Haggis and more at Drayton Hall. Info: Lynn 07 4630 8193 or www.tcpb.com.au
From 1-6pm at the Estonian Cultural Centre, 958 Broadview Ave. Food, games, entertainment. Info: www.gaelicsocietytoronto.com
A lively day celebrating the life of Scottish Bard Robbie Burns at the Burnside Library, 401 Greenhill Rd. Info: 08 8366 4280 or www.burnsidelibrary.eventbrite.com
Revellers will have the chance to raise a dram and toast Scotland’s most iconic poet at a special Burns Night at The Westerwood Hotel & Golf Resort. Info: www.qhotels.co.uk
The choir will perform several well-loved pieces from Scotland, Wales, Ireland, and Cape Breton at Jubilee United Church, 40 Underhill Dr. Info: 416 446-0188.
The Octorara Covenanter Presbyterian Foundation cordially invites you for this festivity to celebrate the life and poetry of Robert Burns at Colonel Patterson Bell’s Bellbank, 601 Bell Rd. Info: Donna McCool (610) 593-6989 or www.facebook.com/events/831933217013438/
The Scottish Australian Heritage Council invites you to attend this function at The Women's Club, 179 Elizabeth St. Guest speaker Ms Lorraine Kypiotis, Outreach Coordinator, National Arts School, “Sydney From the Medici to Macquarie: Neoclassicism and the Colonial Ethos”. Cost $105 p.p. includes dinner & drinks. Download booking form: www.scottishaustralianheritagecouncil.com.au or ring Nea on 0408 ... Read more
Presented by the Burns Anniversary Committee of Rhode Island at Rhodes-on-the Pawtuxet Ballroom, 60 Rhodes Place. Entertainment will be provided by The Irish Express and RI Highlanders Pipe Band. Info: [email protected], 401 434 0386 or https://sasri.org/upcoming-events
Celebrate Burns with the Robert Burns Club of Melbourne at Glenroy RSL with music, food and poetry. Info: 03 8361 0308.
The event aims to showcase military bands in both a competition and exhibition format, and pays homage to the Edinburgh Military Tattoo. Info: 02 6746 1755 or www.quirindimilitarytattoo.com.au
Dancers from around the region will meet for a picnic and social dancing on the Round Lawn. Come and 'have a go' with us and enjoy the music. Suitable for children to seniors. No experience or special clothing required at Hamilton Gardens, Cobham Dr. Info: [email protected]
Piping event at Rochedale High School, 10am. Info: 07 3397 4512.
This course is for new dancers who wish to learn steps and basic dance formations that are the building blocks of Scottish Country dancing. You will be introduced to Jigs and Reels and will learn a series of lively, beginner friendly dances. Info: 0435 154 433 or www.sotr.org.au/beginner
Piping event in Adelaide. Info: Jack Brennan [email protected].
Each year the Celtic Arts Foundation brings some of the world’s most accomplished Celtic musicians from Scotland, Ireland, Canada, and the US to teach aspiring musicians at Seabeck Conference Center. Info: www.celticarts.org
Smallpipes session. Info: Malcolm McLaren 07 3820-2902 or [email protected].
Celebrating the timeless emotion of Celtic music and centuries-old heritage, Celtic Woman will visit Brisbane, Sydney, Newcastle, Melbourne, Adelaide & Perth on their Voices of Angels Australian tour. Info: www.ticketek.com.au
Aberdeen’s four-day festival of light will light up the winter skies with a varied programme of light installations from fire drawings to light projections and sculptures, as well as music and performance. Info: www.spectraaberdeen.com
Celtic music, workshops and a concert featuring the amazing Fred Morrison, on his second visit to the Canadian prairies. Info: www.crpb.org/mwcf
Celtic music, goods and more at t The Rustic Sertoma Youth Ranch 85 Myers Rd. Info: www.celticheritageproductions.com/fj.htm
7:30 PM - 11:00 PM at St Luke's Church, 130 Remuera Rd. Info: www.freewebs.com/aucklandscottishfiddleclub
Wellington's very own Highland Games. Pipe Band competition, Highland Dancing, Clans, Castles (of the bouncy kind), face painting and craft markets at Waitangi Park, 107 Cable St. Info: [email protected]
A celebration of Scottish culture at the Paeroa Domain, includes an evening Tattoo performance. Info: 021 936 450 or www.paeroahighlandgames.co.nz
Celebrating the birthday of the Bard of Scotland, Robert Burns. Hosted by the Dallas Knights of St. Andrew, this fundraising event at the Dallas Scottish Rite Cathedral, 500 South Harwood St. Info: 214-264-7879 or www.knightsofstandrew-dallas.org
Piping competition for age 21 and below at Moss Park Armories. Judge Ian K. Mac Donald, World Champion 2016. Info: www.gaelicsocietytoronto.com
Aimed at beginners, and taught by an independent weaver, the workshop introduces the materials and skills involved in creating tapestry at Dovecot Studios, 10 Infirmary St. Info: www.dovecotstudios.com
In Latin America St Valentines day is known as "Día del Amor y la Amistad" (Day of Love and Friendship). Come along and try out fun new craft ideas and take home something special for you loved ones at St Mungo Museum of Religious Life and Art, 2 Castle St. Info: [email protected]
Workshop and recital of the best in piping and Scottish drumming with Callum Beaumont and Steven McWhirter presented by the Dunedin Scottish Arts Foundation. Info: www.dunedinscottishartsfoundation.com
Meet with the Shetland Society over food and friendship. Info: [email protected].
Get your kilts and skates on at Calgary Olympic Plaza, 228 8 Ave S. Info: 403-975-8902 or www.kiltskate.com
Scottish folk singer and accordion player live at Irish Society Hall, 29 Domain Terrace, Spreydon. Info: www.folkmusic.org.nz