Scottish Arts and New Hampshire Pipes and Drums are proud to host their annual Burns Night at The Castleton, Windham NH on January 18th from 5pm. A spectacular evening of non-stop entertainment, including guest artist Kirsten Z. Cairns and music from Celtic Beats. Come join us as we celebrate the life and works of Scotland’s...
A modern take on a Scottish tradition! Raise your glass and join us to celebrate Scotland’s national bard, Robert burns: an evening of dance, song and poetry, light refreshments, cash bar and great company. We'll be celebrating Robert Burns' birthday, NHSCOT turning 50 and NTSUSA turning 25! Hosted by NHSCOT, National Trust for Scotland Foundation...
Traditional Burns Supper with Haggis, Music, Highland Dancing, Fiddlers and of course... Rabbie Burns. Traditional Bill of Fare will include Haggis, Neeps, and Tatties (Alternative menu will be available) Saturday - January 25th 2025 - 4:00 PM Social Hour | Piping in the Haggis at 5:00 PM Mount Hollis Masonic Lodge 657 Washington St, Holliston...
Burns Night is a time to enjoy Scottish traditions and celebrate the renowned poet Robert Burns with a classic combination of haggis, neeps, tatties, some reciting of poetry, and maybe even a warming dram. It's also an opportunity to celebrate Scotland's enduring legacy of creativity. Join us as we raise a toast to the immortal...
Join us January 25, 2025 at the historic Rhodes-on-the-Pawtuxet ballroom 60 Rhodes Place, Cranston RI—Cocktail Hour 5:45 PM to 6:30 PM Plated Dinner with Festivities to Follow, ending with Auld Lang Syne at 10:30 PM Join us for an enchanting evening honoring The Bard himself, Robert Burns. Delight in a Scottish Dinner accompanied by Celtic...
Join us for a memorable evening at the Robert Burns Supper! Indulge in a delicious selection of traditional Scottish fare, revel in the sounds of Scottish music and get ready to dance the night away. The evening will follow the time-honored Burns Program, celebrating the life and legacy of Scotland's beloved poet. Don your tartan...
Dr Victoria Thompson Whitworth will present her latest research exploring the origins of the Book of Kells and its potential ties to Pictish eastern Scotland. Her findings challenge the traditional belief that the manuscript was created on Iona, raising intriguing questions about Scotland’s role in early medieval art and history. Joining her will be Master...
