Welcome to Scots in New England World Cup 2026
Latest Stories & Events
Discover what’s happening across the Scottish community in New England and beyond.
Travel & Tourism
Planning Your Next Trip to Scotland?
If you are, do check out the information and services offered by Visit Scotland. The agency provides a range of the highest quality online resources to help you plan the perfect Scottish adventure.
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Travel & Gardens
Great Gardens of the Scottish Borders (Aug 30 – Sep 5, 2026)
Join the National Trust for Scotland Foundation USA for six nights exploring the Scottish Borders — an area of great scenic beauty, remarkable gardens, and rich cultural heritage.
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Events
World Cup Kick-Off Ceilidh – 2026
Scots in New England is partnering with the National Trust for Scotland Foundation USA and NHSCOT to bring you the World Cup Kick-Off Ceilidh — live music, dancing, and whisky tastings on June 11.
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Tethered
Losing Sleep Over Scotland’s World Cup Prospects?
With Scotland in its first World Cup in 28 years, many fans are having sleepless nights. Tethered, from Scotland, blends Highland soundscapes and mindfulness to help you rest — and wake up ready to roar.
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Working collaboratively with our trade and investment partners in New England, We are very much looking forward to sharing news about key industries, new and noteworthy innovations, and events showcasing the inventiveness and entrepreneurial spirit that Scotland is renowned for worldwide.
What’s on in New England
Sponsors & Supporters
The Board of Scots in New England would like to thank the following organizations and companies for their ongoing support.
Bamforth Family
National Trust for Scotland Foundation USA
Based in Boston, The National Trust for Scotland Foundation USA is a membership organization with supporters from all 50 states. We are connected by our interest in conserving the 125 irreplaceable landscapes and historic sites cared for by the National Trust for Scotland.
St. Andrew’s Society of Vermont
Established in 1973, the purpose of the St. Andrew’s Society of Vermont is to celebrate and share our Scottish heritage and culture with all who have an interest, to sponsor and promote traditional Scottish activities, and to connect with other like-minded Scottish organizations nationwide.
Bethunes of Kintyre Family
These Bethunes came from Kintyre in 1774 to North Carolina and settled in the Little Marsh Swamp area of what is now Robeson County. This branch migrated to New England in 1967 and is proud to celebrate their heritage by supporting Scots in New England.
Chef Gary Maclean
Born in Glasgow, this multi-award winning chef has been hailed as a major talent, a gentleman of the kitchen, a world class educator and the first National Chef of Scotland who could step into a three Michelin-star kitchen and feel at home. Gary Maclean, husband, father and chef – is one of a kind.




























