The main traditional Scottish events that we hold every year are outlined below.

St Andrew's Night

Saint Andrew is the Patron Saint of Scotland, and St. Andrew's Day is celebrated by Scots around the world on the 30th November. The Scottish Society of Jersey hold an annual dinner dance to celebrate and usually hold it on the Saturday nearest to St Andrew's Day. The event usually comprises of a traditional Scottish dinner followed by a toast to the Nation of Scotland, and then music and dancing.

Burns' Night

This event is an annual celebratory tribute to the life, works and spirit of the great Scottish poet, Robert Burns (1759-1796) which is usually celebrated on, or around, the Bard's birthday on 25 January. This event is a dinner dance which comprises of a traditional Scottish dinner followed by an after dinner speech about the life and times of Robert Burns, and the traditional toast to the lassies and the reply on behalf of the lassies. Then music and dancing to a Ceilidh band. 

Burns' Gentlemens' Supper

This is a traditional men only event which the Scottish Society of Jersey usually holds in February/March. It is a traditional meal with after dinner speeches and much sampling of whisky.

 Ladies Do Burns

This ladies only event was first held in 2009 to commemorate the life of Robert Burns, with a sideways look at life and love and has already become a popular fixture in the Societys calender. 

Hogmanay

New Year's Eve is often a family event for the Scottish Society of Jersey. Most years we organise a traditional Hogmanay party with ceilidh dancing, haggis and bagpipers.

Other Events

We also hold a ceilidh in the summer for all the family as well as our annual golf day. Other functions may also be held. The Annual General Meeting (AGM) of the Scottish Society of Jersey is held as close as possible to the financial year end of 31 March each year.