The winter of 2023 is shaping up as one of the biggest and varied kilt skate seasons yet. New communities are coming to the party, and they are coming up with new ways to organize a kilt skate.
Read MoreNobody celebrates New Years Eve like the Scots and, in Canada, nobody throws a New Year’s Eve party like the Scottish Society of Ottawa — tonight they are offering their 11th annual “Hogman-eh!” at Ottawa’s Lansdowne Park.
Read MoreThe SSO kicked off this year’s OttScott Festival with a St. Andrew’s Day Scottish flag raising ceremony at Ottawa’s City Hall.
Read MoreThe Great Canadian Kilt Skate will unite Canadians across the country as people pull on their kilts, tartans and skates and take to ponds, lakes, and backyard rinks.
Read MoreRobert Burns was a Scottish poet and lyricist often thought of as the national poet of Scotland. This January, he’ll be celebrated around the world, including here in Ottawa with a fantastic dinner.
Read MoreHogman-eh! – the annual Scottish-style New Year’s Eve celebration – is the largest Hogmanay celebration outside of Scotland.
Read MoreThe first ten years of the Scottish Society of Ottawa have seen abundant growth and success. With gratitude and glad tidings, we hope you enjoy reading highlights about our founders, the builders, and the legacy of the past ten years, and that you will come along with us as we continue into our second decade and beyond.
Read MoreAfter two years when public health protocols forced cancellation of scheduled events, community Kilt Skates will return to Montreal and Calgary.
Read More