What’s On
A Brief History
Tartan Day has arrived! So what’s all this fuss – kilts, bagpipes, dancing – all about? Every year on April 6, the Scottish community in the US observes National […]
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What’s On
The Cannae Miss List: April 7 – 13
Our What’s On guide to the most vibrant, most unusual and most unmissable events in Scotland this weekend and in the coming week Awesome Archaeology Develop your archaeology skills at […]
What’s On
New York Tartan Day 2017
Tartan Day has turned into a week-long celebration of Scottish heritage on the streets of New York In 1998 the US Senate declared April 6 as Tartan Day to […]
What’s On
Tartan Takeover
Tartan Week has begun in New York City On Saturday afternoon and evening we had our first official event, the “Tartan Takeover” at the St. Andrews Restaurant & Pub. […]
What’s On
The Cannae Miss List: March 31 – April 6
Our What’s On guide to the most vibrant, most unusual and most unmissable events in Scotland this weekend and in the coming week The Tomb A new exhibition opens on […]
Community
Our April Issue
Out now! Our April issue is in shops now, and available on subscription. There are loads of ways to get it digitally to your smartphone or tablet, too – just visit the […]
Outdoor Scotland
Take A Look At The East Neuk!
Fife is the star of this month’s Focus, and the East Neuk is the jewel in its crown Fife’s East Neuk is, more or less, a kingdom within a […]
Outdoor Scotland
Tom Weir | Walking Points
FOR the official opening of the West Highland Way in October, the weather could hardly have been worse. Floods, a cold, gale-force wind and battering rain. Instead of a […]
Culture
Dundee Instameet Gallery
Our top images of a grand day out at the city’s second annual meetings of Instagrammers! Click the images above to scroll through our Top 20! On March 11, […]
Outdoor Scotland
Tom Weir | Walking Points | 6
Part 6 of Tom’s 1980 article on his love of walking – from John O’Groats to Land’s End Part One – The Opening of the West Highland Way Part Two – Walking the […]
