Saint Andrew’s Societies of New England

How can you be more involved in your Scottish culture in New England? Quick answer: Join a Scottish organization!
There are Saint Andrew’s Societies throughout New England and while each Society is separate from the others, they share the same goal of preserving and promoting their Scottish heritage and culture. See the list below to find out more about St. Andrew’s Society in your state.
CONNECTICUT

The St. Andrew’s Society of Connecticut welcomes all who wish to share their love of Scotland, Scottish heritage and culture. Membership is open to all, and you don’t have to be Scottish to belong.
Website: https://www.sasct.org/
MAINE

The St. Andrew’s Society of Maine is committed to promoting Scottish culture and heritage for generations to come and invites all who share their passion to join them in this important work.
Website: www.mainehighlandgames.org
MASSACHUSETTS

Membership in the Society is open to those, regardless of gender, who are Scottish by birth/descent as well as those who have an appreciation of the Scottish way of life, its national heritage, history, culture, and tradition.
Website: www.st-andrews-of-mass.com/
RHODE ISLAND

The St. Andrews Society of Rhode Island is a celebration of all things Scottish. Membership is open to Scots and Scots-at-Heart! They welcome anyone that demonstrates a genuine interest and involvement in matters pertaining to Scotland and/or Scottish life, traditions, culture, food or history. We are an active organization and encourage everyone to participate and meet others with similar interests.
Website: https://sasri.co/
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. [Editor’s note: soon, we will post a feature article on this vibrant and growing society in Vermont.]
Website: https://sasvt.org/