This picture says it all! Do not park any kind of vehicle in a tow-away zone in Scotland!

SRSNH members who traveled to Scotland with the group in 1996 and 2006 will remember the thrill of visiting Stirling Castle. Continue reading »

Bill Millin, who piped his comrades ashore on D-Day in 1944, has died. See this BBC report for more about a true Scottish hero.

The SRSNH repertoire contains several hundred tunes as we approach the end of our 21st year as an organization. Continue reading »

Prince Charles is visiting an Edinburgh hospital. He enters a ward full of patients with no obvious sign of injury or illness and greets one. Continue reading »

The Retrospective Dance session at this year’s Ralph Page Legacy Dance Weekend (RPLDW) pays tribute to Marianne Taylor. Held on Saturday, January 16 from 1:30-3:00 and hosted by Sylvia Miskoe and Marcie Van Cleave, the Retrospective dance celebrates the life of those who made extraordinary contributions to the New England dance scene. Continue reading »

The SRSNH sends out heartfelt thanks to all who attended the 2009 Gala on Sunday, November 29. Continue reading »

A series of 0s, Is, and IIs could be the musical notation for the earliest piece of Scottish instrumental music. These markings were recently discovered on a wooden medallion in Stirling Castle. Continue reading »

On both its visits to Scotland in 1996 and 2006, the SRSNH stayed in the charming west coast seaport at Oban. Continue reading »

The original manuscript for Robert Burn’s Auld Lang Syne sold today for $10,000. It will become a part of the new Burns Birthplace Museum. Continue reading »